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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
SOLDIER ROY MRIrEs

| left Hurley about the 18th Of
Feb. for Sioux City Iowa where I
had joined the navy. ] was sent to
Omaha from Sioux City. from there
to Cheyenne, Wyom., and from there
to Denver. Colorado and there l
was transferred to the Field ArtiI-
Iery / was at Ft. Logan, Colorado
for about one week, as Ft. Logan was
about 10 is.iles from Denver Color do.
On the Is of March ] left and was
sent to Ft. Bliss and am here yet.
I always heard that Texas was
sandy and it surely is Some people
think it is windy around Hurley but
it is pleasant to what it is here. So
me days here it Is so sandy that we
can't drill.
We have Four guns to battery.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
RI. G. RUBEN
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
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On Sunday May i2. at the Norway
Lutheran Church occurred the nsarri,
age III Miss Mable 0aland, the young
ast daughter of Mr.. II. II. CdIand, Ii,
Mr.. Henry Thompson of Baltic, &. III
Quite pnt o. the ordinary they
marched III IA the close of the sIaorrs.
ing services and surprised the CON
gregataon with ceremony that they
had not expected Immediately after
the ceremony the bridal party re-
paired to the 0dland home, where d
reception and three course dinner
was held in their honor. The color
scheme used In the decoration o'
the dining room was in harmony with
the times by the use Of the Red
White and Blue ard was made sioubis
impressive by the fact that Mr.
Thompson win leave with the next
draft contingent for training cas.p
camp.
They left the same evening fol
Sioux Falls and from there went II
Baltic. where MIR. Thompson Ii Sup
eriHfendent Of the city schools.
The bride is a very charming
young lady, we'll known in this vi
cinity. She is the youngest daughtei
of Hon. e. II. OdIand of Norwa,
township. The groom is a graduate o
St, Olaf college at Northfieid, Minn
and is now teaching at Baltic Oak
School closed this week and the,
will return to Hurley where the,
will remain until Mr.. Thompson i
called for duty. The Herald congra
tulates these young people in adyan
ee and wishes them long ant
| happy life.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
ALFALFA FoR TURNER cor; sTY

ALFALFA FOR TURNER Col; My
Why don't more Turnen County
farmers grow alfsli.a? Not more
than eight or ten farmers in each
township now grow this crop to any
extent. These men are always the
most: successful farmers in their
township. TLey are surrounded By
men who seem to think that corn
and oats are the only crops worth
raising. The fact is that one acre Oh
alfalfa has feeding value equal to
three acres of corn the way Turner
County farmers usually feed their
corn.
Sheer and str rkers grow splendid
ly on a ration of corn silage, oat
straw, and alfalfa without any
grain at all. Horses will winter
nicely on oat straw and alfalfa
pasture foi hogs They will hardly
touc!, corn alter spending the day in
such nast,ire.
The soil of Turner County is espe-
ciaily suited to alfalfa where the
land is well drained Alfalfa may be
seeded in the spring with oats OF
barley, sowing i bushel and hall
OF grain to the acre A better way
| is TO fall plow the ground, harrow
several times in the spring and SOW
without nurse CROP the last week
in june.
"A good stand of alfalfa will yiele
three to four tons to the acre and
every Turner. County farmer
Il ~
for every eighty that he farms.
ALFALFA PAYS.
| G. C. Miller
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
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aYse Turner CsaaasY asaesta ssf naasA
faf the National Array left Parker
last Saturday astsrnssaa on tsae sisa.
4ankee fer Ganip Lewis at American
Lake. u ash, They boarded the REGULAR
afternoon passenger west, which
carried five extra coaches and bear,
ing tie contingent fsnFn Lincoln
County, They picked Up the Eaasea
County boys Al Alexanavis. afsd the
Hutchinson County and Davidson
County snen 81 Miteheil. From there
sfsey had a special train which bore
them to their destination.
4 large number OF friends and
relatives were at the train 10 bid
them goodbye and in the British
Tors,snys fayasite expression, wish
them the best . laek.
The Turner County quota cons ST
ed OF forfy-aeyen men. who zye rs
follows;
Leafs N. Hansen, Omaha, Neb.
Henry M. Beshfei. Deiton
Harm iitspea, Davis
cloyts Cutlery, Lincoln. Ill.
John Jensen, Vihnrg
Sigfrted Hsduerff, irene
rahn T.. DE Neui. Lennox
Henry NJ. Regehr. Marion
John Salem, Centersilie
Herbert Fl. Benson. Hurley
Harry Christensen. Viborg
Harvey c. Hansen, Freeman
james Edward Finley, CsnterYllle
Jacob ]. Koehn, Marion
Peter Wiesherb Marien
William c. McSina, Dapis
Charles r. Christensen, Vihorg
John C. Albrecht, Marion
Perry e. Reach, Irene
Jacob ChristeIiser Hurley
John f. Murray. Hurley
Hellrnush 0rtnati, MsrioH
Nels Williamson, Hurley
Christian Christianson, Hurley
Wilbur Myreholt,, Irene
Jacob P. Richard. Hurley
Ole A. j. Bragvatne, Viborg
Elmer Carl Johnke, tenterviile
Paul r. Bittner, Mancheste
Tom Bioem, Chancellor
Magnus Larson, Vibarg
Rudulph Sturzenbacher. Doiton
Jens A. Nielsen, Hurley
Edward il, Rcnk, Marion
Henry j. Thomas. Marion
Aver Boisen, Hurley
Will II. Guderian, Pa 'kes.
Martin Jensen, Hurley
Jacob Luden, Hurley
Chris +. Peterson, Hurley
Viggc Peterson, Viborg
Henry Heinz, Parker
John Frederickson, Viierg
Hans Miller, Viborg
Geo, NJ Keliar, Hurley
Robert j Duker, Hurley
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
METHODIST CHURCH NoTEs

1900 Divine Worship Value Of
Sharp Tools. "
1900 Bible Sshool
$50 Happy Hour Service.
The Aid Society had very pleas
ant meeting at the home Of Mrs E.
G. RundeIl last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Perkins assisted Mrs Rundcll
in serving. Mr.. and Mrs. Rundell are
nicely settled in their fine new home,
and we are glad to find their hospi-
taIify has not diminished since mov-
ing In from the country.
We feel Mr. and Mrs, Pingrey's 8
thoughtfulness for our church in the
gift of the beautiful service flag. At
this time no mere precious gift
could he made.
The Young Mems Bible Class feels
keenIy the going away Of one OF It's
laos. loyal memoefs-Leslie Rsi.dell
who this weeks goes TO real ser &c
for Uncle Sam. As a parting souvi-
ner the fellows of the class present,
ed Leslie with fine wrist watch. Al
, the Sunday 5cnoci noar last Sunday
i the pastor, in a few well chooser
words liade the presentation. .)ui
prayers follow the gift. S55s.
We are glad to see SO many of the
boys and girls back in their places
again in Junior Church and Sunday
School after so many have been hay.
Oui Memorial oervise was well at.
1ing measles.
tended and the right spirit prevail
led. This sacred service means nort
than ever to the American people
/ nov.
Hope to see you again at both ser
/ vices next SABBATH.
Scouts will meet on Monday even
ting
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
MISS RfsST Rtfs MfLlINlnx
&fiap

Miss Emma nest from Iowa, bsa~
ght the millinery store last week nf
Affa, n. \. Christensen Miss best has
has Trimmed far ars. Christensen
for the pasi seastass ard IL WI
acquainted with the work.
She Is an enthusiastic young wo-
taan If high a,nbitiesss and genial
personality We welcome her 10 tho
business circles oT Hurley and trust
sha will receive the patronage that
tia Hltleg MILNE y shop has 4.
ceised In the past and even norr
thai the future will bring
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-30
I,a,al Nelg,.bars oil America

A SPECIAL meeting is called for
Monday evening June a.i9ls at my
home. Would like all members pre-
sent as We have important business
to transact,
Alta Parsons, Oracle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23
VA KS TAKE TWO STRATEGIC POSITIONS FORCED
TO RETIRE THEY RETURN AND CLEAN OUT THE
ENEMY IN GOOD OLD u & STYLE

With the Amefieah Afmlss 81
tfanee ot in whtius Uebit
'aasf American lfoaps i1ak hs nals
fs Rapps aud iln SO sa IS fhe
hafouef rhe nahf fo lha vao4
started soou heioie The pean hour
md ve Neie lu ia srsamn ot boih
position about aeloek ihia afternoon
The attack fullouea as natural
auone' 20 ihe fighting here ttstst
cas- vh"u nuiis af ihs FIRST American
Army i00k IislleioYtuse Fafm rhr
operation yesterday sas designed To-
eeai tb' Bots ae Rappe aud VS. sui
rsnily sueteasial lna.mufh aa w.
caf'orea i today
The fighting Yesferdaf pfosable
was more des 'erste ihan 'hsf of lo
eeY although The auns pui an an
olsfinai, battle ln ihe vaod After
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
IN STATE "0VER TOP"
Only Two Counties, Dewey and
Alfalfa, Fail To Make Goal
0versubscription To Ex-
ceed Five Million

State Chairman Philp as he
Fourth Liberty Loan has completed
hc work ~ compiling ihe amounts
subscribed hy lhe varlot counties VI
the state ami nnd, ma all bui i've
Alfalfa and Dewey. reached ihclf quo
tas the former hcmg shori about
sag5.oeo ana ihe latter onh lacking
bonn g. 1900
EVERY district ia Viz state eight in
mber over subscribed be- anota
The total amount Of over subscription
sr1ountcd to sis.s5a aoH of over '
ger cent The quota OF no state was
81 Psi $50, and the amount subscribe
I5.-5i i5o
The biz surrrise comes from fhe
'uulh stricken counties az in Dls-
fig 80 B. which we've relieved from
Is ing their quotas bul which ever
subscribed the amn4nt assigned 10
lhcm hv ~ per Cef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23
"SP|TTERS" MAY Be
HAILED INTO COURT
Ordinance, Which Has Been On
Books For Years Has Been
Dead Card, But Police
Say Will Be Enforced

As The police de- arimcnt has AZ
rounc.d the rigid enforcement of the
sliiiIng ordinance. j is we'll that all
nv know he terms Or IL u il sec
ton 457 OF The Revised Ordinances Of
u city Of Guthrie, and reads as iol
lows
Sec l5s II shall be- unlawful Tor
any person to e1petiorate upon any
Sidewalk Ia The city OF Guthrie, Or
ii on the platform OF any depot IN the
eiy of Guthrie. or upon the floors or
sIis Of any rlilfosd waiting depot
waiting room. raiiwav fe.taurau,
aosioffice, public library, city hail
eIers house. or any other building
used for public purposes. or In any
sueei car IN the city u Cusiwie"
So far however, no arrests have
been made. but her hopln.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23
GUTHRIE GIRLS PRAISED
BY POST COMMANDANT
Officer In Charge of Base Hospital
At n Sill Lavish In Praise Of
Women Who Responded
To Emergency Call ~

The following letter rceeited ., ,n-
oaal Count, chapter speaAa IN terms
of highest praise of ihe aid rendered
a' Guthrie durins ihs fsu epldemle
Mla u 6 nmnslals. eeslstant r4r
MARY Logan County chapter Am.ri
een Red trups. aashele OKLA
Ny Dear Mrs lufnsiaie am IL
festiH of your communication Of Ot
iebsp islh Ia regard 10 nufsins units
furnished for ihls camp
Il p imtu@lblo iur ms 10 hnlu.p
express ms appreciation for lhis sel,
iu he l.o4su County ohaYpa
Ntrdh to sas ihp commanding W
nsel of the base hospital had great
lo'd Hned irom hls 4bouliera by lne
aslyal of ne Dahut units
foat lctfcr Nas referred to The
umsndlne officer of ine has. a..
url and be nfolmrd ue hat lf lhe
situation improved s the present
rsfe there would pe na nfib.t needs
caH lof the nfescui for additional
npf MS uniie The romamndina II
feef wished me rs express hs 40
probation lof iho service rendered
Logan county ehepl,i In furnish
u hls canul uiib fvrais nurse. and
sias has criainl maa' Nondot
lal RECORD iu his emergency
Tn commanding otliccr ~ ne base
aospltal a kcd nle 10 niorm }ou IL
recent message r"cey,d from the str
t'on georfals office a. Washington.
y G This mesare Nas fo tho rf
f'cf hat ~ nurtes should bold them
s''Fe ~ readiness rs D. sent "a me
eastern camps Ia this ,onnir, a che
l1sf possible moment that they ,oald
be released rom duty at This camp
Noi knowing Just what authority voar
chapter has ln regard % these nurses
lnd add am referring this matter
- you and ."ndng copy of this lei.
ter io the southwestern division. com
. ii'ee On influenza gathered from
my conversation with the command
iig officer here ihai lhi. rsaues, was
n''fely precautionary move on the
part Of The surgeon generals office
o COURSE. q i iusi isossible that a,
he time the Guthrie nulia arr -.
'fssed here the emergency in tho cast
viii also be over.
Yours very fruiy.
II Il RHODES.
Field Director.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23
.0[ CAREFUL; KEEP WARM:
DON'T sNEEzE IN CROWD
And Many Other Precautions That
We All Know, Should Be OBJ
served In Preventing the
Flu From Spreading

Citizens are again requested by 'hd
state Board Of Health 10 take every
irecauiion 10 pfeycn the spread Of
Spanish influenza The best presenfa 2
'iyos are warm clothing, plenty Of
hourishing food. avoidance Of crowds
and the cleaning up Of all places that
nighl harbor germs Keep ~. ana
sleep plenty Avoid becoming cx-
hsusied. and shun the sncczer ss You
would q rock at sea.
II YOU are ten .lted 10 iail 10 oh
serve any Of these precautions. re-
member the advance OF the boy to his
faiher. Dad. II you go 80 Arsansa
den't 20. II viii DO no good 10 stop.
& ok. listen. when the epidemic g1abs
you. Even the o8elors are an a.
sea on the question one authority
'eIls you that this rainy weather is
the worst roisibie weather condition
~ the malady Another authority de-
rlares that the cold weather spproses. :
ihr will halt its spread When doc
tors disagree. who snail decides
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23
WANT 1000 MEN FOR
F|REMEN ON SHIPS

Washington oef II 4 sall fal
ee1 mcn 20 work aa ilremru On she
American mefchaul marine. 20 make
gcod deficiency IL the n0rmai sup
~. Of volunteers causel by the iu.
flpenza epidemic Was issued TO-DAY by
ino shipping board.
Men from f. 10 g, year,. Inclusive
weighing AZ least 40 pound are
wanted for the work Orders we're
sent TO recruiting polnts ie enlist men
Tor this service and send lhem 81
nrce 70 Boston. Ne~ Orleans. San
fsnoseo. Seattle aud Cleveland for
a short training couse. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23
MOVE MINI TIE HAND
FORN ARD III TINES

Subscribers to western Union rent
., clocks have been notified OF the
Official change in time under the day
nshi saving law. which takes effect
al o'clock the morning Of sunday.
october 81
subscribers are notified ihai the
necessary adjustments Of Western
JrIon clocks must De made by hand.
Tie change must be made on an even
hour. by moving minute hand forward
Z ound the dial II times. $50
With each notice Is key 10 the
oirck case. to be kept until time for
Il use in reseiiing he clocks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23
HUN FAST FLEES BEL LGIUM2SOI,
X aiser S Demands
Made in 1914

London uti New ina
ap, wants vacc fl ls a u,~t4i
naa1er ,a else btmge be lefa nAa
ieuf ,tars ssa csaul Non ua'.t 4r'9
sen crymsu 4mhassador a MAST
akiaa. ieahfea a, n 8 hf ihpgs
a. France fhe, ave
Nn Wrench eolons aslsA
eastern ffsnee o. D a Gsf
many
Au n'tsmnil' ~ $3.50 aunl.
ts 4eraenlal e. he ra
attt, - be esiahi i Av
all German esods 10 enl4 yfaae n s.
er iW,pe n,e wears sfsu t
afocin Tor trcueh IS .uauas
German,
80 rcs.auIae A. allmrd in
vraucc iar twenty iise s,sta
Nn French fotncsas :, be II
slfoyed
France 20 snfrende, fo3 lf,ts
seaN cannon and ~ eV aurset
AZ German patents asI M trants
So y, protected With rlwo, 81
Az French paisufs IN 4 gmao
Franc ip eai hers, aitt fom
ia t'la aul Great ilruesa
ifanee 10 mako an sfsn aHA.
Dsrmsn> ior iwent, ~ eais.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-23

NHafff fsparlHan Yesterday
H4ftn4 oHf ifaaps mofei fareara "a
'Ae aiiaet "a $50 utiNek Ia the
: Nn.nE We faeb nsuemyeuss
ffm ana pteaae'i poearf fovtfi ne
wa ehsa ihe enem pns dowu sn
ssereaiHsY Htst artillery FIRE T.
4ps ~ sarh iHssn "a lscl tna'
ur mea slihdtee tn be- mfm whsro
ffef fsd hnlalne
lhls mofulna 'be renewed he a..
SACK and aa usual son 80 . result
q thls oasfatuu pa, en.um ls behiud
'fe Nnsmhllae une aai udies'isu.
maj BE- pfefaasa % npla IL 70 the
D. insu
oFu ilne eew runs from ths Bais
napee lHfonsh the enihefu per
#a rs Gpnd i'fe fnt fhoaec north
ssstwst4 through lhe liat a. t.ossf
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WIDOW GETS III sBt\D's
NicES DlE % YEARS

Altoona. Oct 2s when Ge1rre
Poeabroyc, pioneer oi'isen AMI Orc,
arge property owner - N',bua lied
- years ago. he hal eoclug 10 hln
~ wages from the Ponns, .yana Rail
road. by which h. had b,.t .mrioyed
ne sum Of iis7. Neither ,ae company
nor The family was owe.e ~ .he IN
ee''edness until lately amen he d..
eo'"rY vas made by cl-sss solng over
ola records. So bot a.. The
AZ cunt was made out an turned
over 10 the widow,
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sefmans HoId At one PoInt.

advances in some other part d the
front
Germans Hold At One Point
Standing behind The SEIZED lryer
The Gertnans seem for the momcrt al
least 20 have stabilized their line aud
the SWIFT advance Of the Be'sians
British and French has been slowed
down British troops howeyer have
succeeded in crossing the river cas-
% Pccq north ot valenciennes Thai
city too. has heen entered hs the
British. hut il seems ina, part q Inc
place S sin held by the encm
Americans Fighting Hard.
Farther south the British Ameri-
cans and F~nch are fighting hard Il
their attempts 10 break the Heud%
line This defensive position while
net as Tor nidable as the Hlndenburg
system Is sufficiently strong 20 delay
he allies advance materially AZ
last reports the 1riiish and Am ricsns
were advancing slowly east ot the
Sells river The same situaiica OBJ
tains farther down the line around
What reamins Of the Laou salient
HE eyes Of the allied wo I'd are
now directed at The Lorraine and
Woervre sectors in expectation uf az.
American onslaught on Metz
There have been Taiding operations
there and farther west dufing the
past few days and raids are equally
The precursors OF an attack II ha-
been established that Metz the
hinge upon which the whole German
line IS retiring and a blow = that
fortress. might II successful. ihroW
into confusion the whole rsfiOrrade
movement which is going on .om the
Neuse 20 the North Sea.
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fNEArEHS ARg ALLOWED
TO REOPEN IN uosroSi

iioat0u oel Nsspai conditions
Nsfe rssumea 10 his city Today when
I acez of public assembly were allow
ed 20 asen by health officials Health
officials believe the influenza Is andes
control