Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-09-20

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y marched arogaasl ard laid tfesg f'fss-
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Joss hsavt ~ the psepte for IL
amounted to SAT
a 4 program was given at the even
sag service. 0siee aasi E.sses R,etas
sauV beautiful duet ~ Harvest
q i',a.a" which saa very appropriate
j arid rnjnsetl hs ali. 4 pleasing fcai.
.Sng wAa aissn lsy Mrs Gustafaon in
her usual gifted style. WHICH was
arnustag bas full of good heIptul
teaehing Where has, thou Clean
led today" WAS u aaaessl0n impressed
npnn he people isA q foreefui waY in
sang by Alta and Alice RuaaeH.
THESE singing sisters are always weli
reeeised. MIRA. Sioeum read All orig.
Enal harvest poem. A helpful pro-
fluction pointing to tsod the REver oi
Iatl good gifts. Pronounced VERY
taoof, : by the leading citizen Of the
to.n. Mrs. Curry. the wife Of out
high school principle. sang coatfal
20 solo. in keeping with the time ane
occasion This good lady Is very
fpseasing and III A valuable addition
10 the musical latent of our city
This ~ her FIRST appearances before
an Hurley audience and | am sure
We all enjoyed the selection aud bet
renditinn of il very much. Tho
message Of the hour Was brought C
us by w. H Stoddord upon the sub.
je.ct of Gods bounties, lie showed
us how times have changed in the
last fifty years in the machinery
used far the gathering Of the Har.
vest. yet, The Earth IN the Lora =
: and itle FullRess thereof, now in
these days rs we'll as in the past
We must not forget the Giver of all
things, Brother Stoddard' s address
es are always good and helpful.
Tne closing number, Crossing the
Bar was sung by Mr. 0rms ard
, Hazel Slocum. This was sweet.
/ harmonious and beautiful. rendered
in clear and impressive manner
A fitting climax to good program.
People gathered from far and
| near to partake Of the delicious
supper served hy the Ladies Aid and
I the kensington Club and to witness
; the sale. These two ladies' societies
worked together beautifully and
, gave good feed" E E. |. .rry
: VAS auctioneer and l.. h. Stoddard
clerk. Both did their parts well and
disposed of the exhibits at good
price. Supper amounted to oyer
$50 and the sale over $25.
As church we desire to thank
you one and all for the fine and help.
full spirit shown in making this one
of the best of our Annual Harvest
Home Festivals. w. z. S.
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