Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-02-04

Train leaving pDrtiGhuSiIiF al L. 10 u, ~. CONNECTS
Al Davis Junction with Train going west.
A. FL Point With Stages for lonca, Neb
and Richland D., Z.
q Al rerinin'on with stages for Lodi. River
side. Dlonmingdale Turner and finlay.
5 At Meekling With stages for 81. James, Neb.
6 At Gayyiiie with stages for st Helena, Neb,
I A yankton with stsges for al points IN
Sonthern and Western Dakota ard North Neb.
And dnrin2 The Icaaon OF NAVIGATION with the
Gissour, River Transportation Conpay'a line
81 Steamers for Fort Randall, B-ule, Pierre,
sally, Rice. Bismarck. Stephenson, Bur,hold,
Bnfcrd. The Ca rol and Benton connecting at
Pierre with Stages and transportation wagons
for the Black Hills.
This is the emily direct routeio the Black Hills
GEO. Z. MERCHANT.
General superintendent.
JAMES n. RaRaELLE. Agent Elk Point.
|. O. of Q. F..
sSrEHsEs ax~rs~ ELK POINT LODGE
S.1--ssss.sn No. 4, Meet. at their
Hail every Tuesday night. Whiting brethren
are invited
"a. COMFY, NJ G.
e. ". MILLER, ssereterE.
A. F. & A. M.
q ELE POINT LODGE. No. 3, Meets
= IN in Masonic Hall. in regular ~eommunica-
EIsSt tion, Wednesday night on or before the
fSt full muon each month. Al iNfiaiioa
\ is extended 10 visiting brethren1h good
N. a. Kirk, W. NJ.
A. RINGSRuD. Ssc'y.
Post Office Regulations.
oal,e hour. tom 7.3oa. III. IL p. IN. Money
order from & a. IN. to ! y. m.
Mail going east classes NJ 9;25 a m. and mall
sripg west closes at p. m.
The pogtlandville stage arrives at ga. M. and
J.E BLAIR. P. III.
Church Directory
BAPTIST CHURCH DIVING services nj 1870 AN.
and p. ". hutch prayer meeting ihnrsaay
evenings at Z r. NJ. SUNDAY school ~ y NIL
ed 10 anitc with 10 in all these services. sttiings
;re,. REV. GEO. W. FREEMAN, Pastor.
METHODIST ErIscopAL.-Seryicce at the Church
er Pleasant Street, between Jackson ana FRANK
IN streets, every sabbath AT 1880 A.n.and Z Phi.
Sabbath school ct 3 o'clock r. 81. Prayer
Wm. McCEshnr.
a.. GHrRcu.-serylces every sabbath At IL
A. NJ, and 5 7. NJ. sanlar, ehoo' At ~ Al,
Pastor,
n, E. e.. 4.
Msrrs every Tacsday cven'nG in the Church
uithe Brethren A cordial invitation is given
"" II. T, HUTCHINSON,
rrasiueat.
EsocaI Matters.
Jefferson supports two doctors.
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CoURT en- the 10Th, and q large
docket.
TIE republicans of Swan Lake
wsut h paper.
Notice the statement of the Ger
raan Insurance Go.
CAPT. DUNCAN recently put mp g
wind mill for 6 r. Freeman.
TIE people of YanAton are having
phantom parties.
GEO. FoRD, JR., was in the city
over Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. JoHN SPARK favored this
Office with a pleasant call last Satur-
day afternoon.
The ladies of this city are ar
ranging fora leap year party, to
come off some time next week.
THE man, woman or child with
out a cold win please step forward
and receive congratulations.
Louis sHISEY dropped in last Sat
urday and left two dollars on sub
scription. Our friend Shiney has
always been a standby.
Mr.. BoNNEY of the Sioux Valley,
and the owner of a beautiful home
on the west bank of the Sioux River,
was in the city Saturday.
SAMUEL NIXON, n Of the solid
men of Sioux Valley, and a sound
republican, was in the city last
Saturday.
THE Sioux City & Dakota railroad
is going to put in piling at Vermil-
lion to keep the road-bed from
going into the river.
IT is now certain that little Mike
Hoffman will fully recover the sight
of the eye be had injured some weeks
ago by an arrow.
Dun old friend Remington was in
the city Saturday, trying to catch
Pettis on a pony trade. We have
not heard of what success he had.
JOSEPH MILLAGE, formerly OF Lin
coin coun ty, has purchased q large
farm in Sphinx township, this county,
and is said to be a thrifty farmer.
He was in the city last Monday on
business.
UNLESS Mr.. Edison can arrange
some continuance whereby his cleo
trio light can be turned down to
such a point as to be practically en-
tinguished and still be instantly
turned on by means off string con-
Meeting with the sofa in case the old
man u heard in the hall, be can nev.
er hope to make it popular with
young people.