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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-21
Political Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENT
To tife Voters uf Turner Eanr,tY.

/ hereby announce myself as can
sIidafe for the office af States A ftor
ney Of Turner County. South Dako-
fa. an ttse Republican Ticket at thss
May. 1918 primaries. xoar support
will be appreciated,
Al. S. B0GuE
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-21

dislate for reelection to the Office of
County Commissioned of the Fifth
District Turner County, South
Dakota, subject to the will of the
voters at the May primaries Your
support will De appreciated.
a.. w, BACON
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-21
STRAWBERRY PLANTS

VIII have few gefisiine. progress.
siye, egerbearing Strawberry Plants
this spring at $500 per hundred
JOHN CHAIR. .k.SION.
CenterBille. S. ID,
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-21
w. n. NuITE ron STATES
ATTORNEY

10 the Voters Of Turner County:
! hereby announce niysnlf as can
aiaate for nomination on the repub-
lican ticket for she ufFiee of States
attorney for Turner County, South
Dakota. at the primaries to be held
on the fourth Tuesday III May. 1918.
] will appreciate your support.
". r. WHITE,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
eth District
] hereby announce myself as can
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-17

Licllotive lrzIla1li.

Pan Karel Bernreiter, horli-
|vt spolupracovnik ceskeho Ma
rodnfho Sdruzeni obdrzel tyto
dny Cd naseho mayora, Harry
L. Davise osobnf pod9kovAnf -
spolupisobeni pfi rdznych ak
cfch, jez nase m9sto po dobu
v&lky konalo q 8 dsp9chem pro
vedlo. Nevah4me dopis ten. ja-
koz j odpov9d' pana Bernreite-
n ct9ne vefejnosti tlumotiti.
Mdj drahy pane Bernreitfe -
Dovolte mn9 pfftomn9 vzd&ti
V&m uzn&n{ "a WASH vydatnou
pomoc pfi' rdznych akcfch jim4
Jste nezistn9 v9noval Vast nej-
vetsf snahu.
4 Skvostnt vtsledek Clevelan-
'du einf kazd&ho 2 mas hrdtm.
Mel by byti zdrojem velk@ho u
spokojeni pro Vas u v9domf,
xe Vase namaha pomohla usku
ltecnit tyto dsp6chy, a ja osob-
ne V&m dekuji "a ochotne p6-
sobenf, projevovane po ceiy
teas. Vas upffmny,
Harry L. Davis, starosta.
Pan X. Bernreiter odpov4d9l
fjak n&sledovne:
Moi drahy pane Davisi -
| Pfijmete midi nelfcen5 dix "a
va1s uxn&nf, ktsre We Va3sm
dopise Jste mne projevil . jsx
! dakAxiije, ke dovedete oceniti
iobsti ktkres ks4dt nnffmnt .oh:
Can m6sta Clevslandu pro do
lbro slavn& repub.iky Spojenych
ISt&tdv pfinesl.
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pouze Ma moji osobu, ale cha
pu, ze patti z&roveh mym kra-
jannm, drahemu lidu eeskemu,
jenz ,vzdy je ochoten pfinaseti
obeti pro pravo a spravedlnost.
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mne ma mista zodpovedna zvo-
Ii, nebot jeho porozumenf pro
vaznost dolby a nezistn& obeta-
vost spolup1sobily ku. zdaru
cselku a pomohly vydobyti dspe
chy, ma nez jest nase mesto
hrdo. Vam oddany,
Karel Bernreiter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-17
MSS| WSS
cESKOSLOVENSKE VOJEN-
SKE KANCELAlRI v CLEVE-
LANDU.

Nasledujicf odbrovolnfci z Gle
velandu pfistali dne 80. listopa-
du We Francii: Franc Juraj, lTu
lala Martin, Svoboda Josef, Ma
II Stefan, Krajfc Jan, Kriska
Stefan, Konstra Andy, Jaros A.
lois, Jasa Ondrej, Jancuska
Martin, Hoch V&clav, Durkey
Jan, Cingel Josef. BelS&n Ema-
nuel.
v dplne dct9
F. Kopeckt, konsul.
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RYNEM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-17

Kabeluje Sc sem z Francie,
ze clevelandske Lakeside laza-
retni druzstvo poslano bylo 2
;Francie "a Rtn, tedy ma n9me-
ck@ dzemi, kde bude pokrato-
vat We sluzb9 v kteres vojenske
nemocnici.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

A most beautiful service was held
at the preaching hour Sunday
morning at the Methodist church
AZ announced In former issue OF
the Current, a baptlsmal service
for infant children was held at
that time. Eight children received
baptism AT the hands OF Rev. @. VI.
Givan, they being Forrest Redfleld.
William, Philip and Clara Maurine
Walter. Mary Kathryn KlrcheF.
Charles Rex and Ceclle May Dish
man and Frederick Zimmerman.
Special music was rendered by
full choir and the ceremony was
very touching and impressive. The
children were on their best beha-
yior and as one looked into their
innocent faces. IL was easy TO
know why the Master said: "Of
such Is the kingdom OF heaven"
Reverend Givan will present each
OF the babies with a baptismal GER
tiicate.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

G. o. Swickard received a tele-
gram Sunday night from the phy-
stefan who ls attending his mother,
stating that Madam Swlckard Ia SER
iously III and her recovery doubt
ful. The message came from
Jackson Center. Ohio. where she
Is visiting with relatives. Mr..
Swlckard only had the word about
minutes before the train left and
hurrledly came 10 town. but found
the train had gone. He wired fur
ther Information today and IL will
depend on what news he receives
whether he goes tonight or not.
Mother and son have many friends
in Carlsbad who are anxious for
further news.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Community worship AT the Air
dome last night was attended by
something like three hundred peo-
pie interest centering in the boys
who left this morning for the
Navy. and who were given fare
well program at that time. The
program was slightly medlfled ow-
ing TO the threatening weather.
but, as IL did not rain after all,
the principal numbc.s were given.
Prominent on the program was the
old favorite, Keep the Home Fires
Burning, MesdRmes J. w. ARM
strong, A. J. Crawford. Will Purdy.
and Dibble-Clark singing the song,
which was never heard with greater
beauty and impressiveness. The
duet by Mesdames Clarke and
Rackley was also given, and
seldom has such beautiful com
position been sung with so much
feeling as this one. "a Clean
Heart" being the title.
Then there was a short sermon
by Rev. q. II. Givan aud n talk by
Rev. II. w. Lowry. Presentation
of comfort packets from the ladies'
OF the Red Cross was another un-
usual feature. They have not been
presenting the packets to those who
enlist In the Navy. but only to
the infantry. but when seven OF
our boys left at one time for SER
vice. II was thought advisable to
give each of them this testimonial
OF our regard. After the congre-
gatlon had sung Sweet Bye and
Bye. Everett Grantham. one of
the seven. rose from his seat and
thanked the Patriots OF Carlsbad"
for the interest and kindness
shown the boys on the eve OF
their departure. Hts address, tho
only a few words. was vibrant with
feeling and made an excellent Inn
preston on all who were present.
a silent salute when the con-
rregation stood with bowed heads
rnd upllfted right hands. while
Rev. Lowry invoked Gods bless
ing on the young men who were
TO leave us. was followed by an
original song set TO the tune OF
Maryland. My Maryland. which
was a fitting finale to the evening
service. The words had been
printed and were distributed TO the
audience who joined In singing.
Tho boys who left today for FL
paso are Bert Gerrells. Everett
Grantham. Mckinney. Art Moritz,
Otto Matheson, Fred Rohmer and
William Pearce. The last named
vas member OF old B company
plny. but received an honorable
discharge owing 10 his having con-
iracted rheumatism. Pearce says
lac Is all right now and II anxious
to serve in some way.
There was a good-siZcd crowd at
the station this morning 10 see the
boys OF. and to bid them God
speed Very young they looked,
and one could not help reflecting
on the fact that none OF us--even
the most optimistic-know what In
ahead OF them.
May they return to us after On
honorable peaCp Is won
The evening current., 1918-07-22
Mr.. PraetOr Elected Temporary
Chairman Lick the Kaiser Club.

Howard Praetor has been elected
temporary chairman OF the Carls-
bad Lick the Kaiser Club To sue
ceed l.. C. Leftwich during the
lotter's absence In eastern cotton
markets.
The position is one OF consid-
erable work. and. as Mr.. PIaetor
is already busy, the members of
the committee who elected him
promised that they would give him
.us much of their time as was
needed 10 keep the local chapter
ahead OF the game. Duggan
Rlckman Ia secretary OF the Carls-
bad club. and a drive will be
started soon. in disposal OF the
Arthur car tickets.
The evening current., 1918-07-22
u. J.. Strong Head of the Hay
Hiyision

The appointment Is announced OF
T.. j. Strong OF Albuquerque AS
head of the Hay Division of the
Food Administration in New Mexi-
co. The announcement Is also
made that hereafter all dealers In
hay aud coarse grains In the state
must procure federal license TO
do business.
The evening current., 1918-07-22
Government Weather Forecast

Carlsbad. n. NJ, July 22.-LOcal
thundershowers this afternoon or
tonight: Tuesday generally fair;
not much change In temperature.
The rain last night registered
3i-lO0 OF an inch.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. +. o. Wyman and daugh-
ters. Mrs. wyman-Jenkins and Mary
Sue Wyman. were In town Satur-
day afternoon. They came In for
the purpose OF meeting Miss Es-
plnosa. a state leader OF the club
work among the girls and boys
Of the county and who will be In
the county for this week, In the
interest OF club work. Some mem
bers OF the local clubs planned TO
meet Miss Espinosa on her arrival
in Carlsbad. but owing TO the fact
that the clock which they were GO
ing by was too slow, they arrived
az the station some time after the
train had arrived. Mrs. Wyman-
Jenkins and Miss Espinosa are In
Malaga today making arrangements
for the meeting which Ia TO be held
there tomorrow. The meeting with
the Carlsbad clubs will he held
Wednesday. Meetings will also be
held at. various places In the coun-
~ where the boys and girls clubs
ere organized.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Judge and Mrs. J. q. Osburn
and son, Judson. Jr.. came in from
Black river. where they have been
for week. past. camping and en-
deayoring To secure rest and re-
lief from the exceeding hot wealth
er The Current Is glad 10 state
that Mrs Osburn's health is some
better
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Huston and Harry
Huston and wife. OF Loving, and
Hobart Wright. OF Carlsbad. left
Friday night for a trip through the
mountains In the vicinity OF Cloud
croft. They went by autos and
will travel along leisurely stopping
where they like and as long as
they like. They have made no
plans as 10 the time they Will
return. o.!
The evening current., 1918-07-22

According TO the Government
rain guage 81 hundredths OF an
inch OF rain fell last night. The
shower is said 10 have been strict
~ local. not much rain falling ex'
cept In Carlsbad and immediate
vicinity.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. Frank Rarey has been Wis
itlng with Mrs. T.. c. Horne for a
week. and left this morning for
her home In Pecos.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

John Allen, Of Chicago. travelling
man, was an over Sunday visitor
In town. registering at the Craw-
ford.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Fred Rarey Is at home from the
mountains. where he has been on
ranch and is now nursing a
painful carbuncle on the back OF
his neck.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Misses Virginia and Mabel Thay-
er and Miss Mamie Polk returned
the last OF the week from n visit
10 friends In Roswell.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. Permenter and daughter.
Miss Leota, were overnight guests
at the Crawford. continuing on this
morning to their home at Waco.
Texas.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

James Tulk and son. June. left
Sunday for Santa Fe. on a business
trip. They will probably stop at
their ranch. north of Roswell. go
ing and returning. and moy be gone
some time. Mrs. Tulk wanted TO
accompany them. but WIS fearful
OF the long journey in the present
condition OF her health.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. Halbert and children re-
turned Saturday evening on the
train from the south. from a visit
with Mrs. Frank w. Ross, at Low
ing.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

DIR. Furay OF Lakewood Is bus
iness visitor to Carlsbad, expecting
TO remain In the Beautiful over
night.
The evening current., 1918-07-22
LOCAL NEWS

Tom Gray was in from the home
ranch Saturday.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

FOR RENT:-New. modern cot
tage; all conven.ences; range, hot
water connection, etc.
30 l.. y. MYERS.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. Earl Reid. OF Roswell, ls m
town, a pleasant visitor at the A.
l.. Alinger home. on Halagueno
Street. Mrs. Reid formerly lived
here, Mr.. Reid being engaged In
work for the Santa Fe. AZ pres
ent he is bookkeeper for the Hag-
erman Farm company. Mrs. Reid
will be here most OF the week.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Frank Harrison was one OF the
boys who returned from Camp
Cody as physically unfit for SER
vice In the army.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

V. l.. sullivan. formerly with the
L. :. u. $. here. but now residing
In FL Paso. was In town yesterday
and this morning. MIR. Sullivan
says he aud family are well and
also Miss Terra Holcomb, Mrs. Sui
liyan's sister. who Is with them
In III Paso.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. Tass Love. after a weeks
stay at Andersan's Ssnitarlum, for
treatment. left yesterday for her
home on McKittrlck. where Mr..
Love and the children, Kate. Sam
and Annie Lee. were holding things
down during her absence.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

M. II. Kirkley. of the biological
survey, reports that the work In
Eddy county. whore a great drive
against rodents Is on. Is moving
along In an excellent manner. and
that great deal OF destruction
formerly caused by these pests will
be avoided this year. Roswell
News, Saturday.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. Gerlach. mother OF the
Misses Matilda and Katherine Ger
ZACH. returned Saturday night from
Il visit TO her son, at Malaga,
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mr.. aud Mrs. Ray Lockhead. son
and daughter, OF Hagerman, were
overnight guests at the Crawford.
continuing on south this morning.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

A. T., Miller left this morning
for his home at SRnderson, Texas.
Mr.. Miller Is dealer In goats
and shipped a carload OF these
animals from here recently.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

J. b. Terry OF Queen was in
Carlsbad Monday and reports a
splendid rain In the Queen country
which fell Saturday.
The evening current., 1918-07-22
A the meeting at the Airdome

Al the meeting at the Airdome
Sunday night announcement was
made OF the probable visit TO
Carlsbad of Dr. Goodsell OF Ros-
well, who will address the people
on timely subjects connected with
the war. Reverend Lowry has
been In communication with Or.
Goodsell for some time and should
he be able To secure the Doctors
services, Carlsbad will give him -
record turnout next Sunday. All
the services will be along patriotic
lines.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

J. ID. Forehand and wife are in
today. They have had only light
sprinkles OF rain ut their ranch.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Sam Finley returned Friday
night from a visit to his children
and other relatives In different
parts OF Texas.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

DIR. Llpp OF Roswell Is In town
today registered at the Crawford.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Miss Gertrude Espinosa. of State
College. is registered at the Craw-
ford. where she stayed over sun
day and Is spending the day In
the lower valley.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Jud Aston and wife are In town
In their car this morning from
their ranch on the plains.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. Bradley. OF Conway. Ark
ansas, is expected To arrive In
Carlsbad on the evening train to-
night. telegram TO that enect
having been received by her grand
son, Clifford Landrum. Mrs.
Bradley spent the winter here In
attendance on her daughter, Mrs.
Brady. hut left for her home some
six weeks ago. Mrs. Brady's fail
ing health necessitated her return.
Mrs. Brady and sons occupy one
of the n. u. Johnson cottages on
West Fox street.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Mrs. NJ. u. Wilson received Of
ficial notice that her son. J. c.,
had arrived somewhere In France.
the card coming Friday.
The evening current., 1918-07-22
Miss Dorothy Mcintosh. of Carls

Miss Dorothy Mcintosh. of Carls-
bad. is the guest OF Miss Mary
White. while her family are enjoy
ing camping trip In the White
.iountalns. Mr.. and Mrs, Eliza
WI lte, Miss White and Miss Nc
Intosh are planning a trip to the
White ranch the frst OF the week
for several days stay,--Roswell
News, Saturday
The evening current., 1918-07-22

The young folk who went out
TO Rocky Saturday night To camp
had o. fine time and returned sun
uay morning, tired. but happy.
They say they had a fine camp
ing place and everything went of
beautifully. In the crowd were
Misses Maude and Inez Jones.
Myra williams. Wilma Mutt,
Dorothy White. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert +. Ryan.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

v. II. Lusk was In over Sunday
from his ranch home on the plains.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

A. Y. Smith returned Saturday
from business visit TO Chaves
county.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Joseph Powell has returned from
the WitherspOon ranch, where he
has been since school closed and
looks In splendid health after his
ranch experiences.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

Miss Pauline Johnson and her
friend. Miss Agnes Weiss, after a
weeks visit at the Nj. Il, Kirkley
home In Roswell, returned To their
homes Ia Carlsbad, Saturday.
The evening current., 1918-07-22

war-saying stamps alr Worth
Self-Sacrlfice,
The evening current., 1918-07-22

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