Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-13

THE COURIER. |,
Wednesday, Sept l3, 1889.
Local MnCtc1.s.
WE will have some good duck I
shooting by and by.
THE month with an "r" is around !
again and the bivalve is in order. !
J. M. TALcoTT received four car
loads Of pine lumber to-day. g
JOE CovERDALE SAYS lie is rushed
with WORK these days in the black
smith shop. s
Mrs. M. b. kent aud son "Mel."
returned last week from their visit
in Iowa. i
Shingles, $l.75, 50 so, $500 and
$500 per NJ, at Stough's lumber ,
yard. t
Qrrrs a number of our citizens are
attending the Sioux City fair this
week. t
Consid nrable new wheat is com ~ q
in now. and Sheale says it all grades
No. hard
PIANO For SALE.-Fof firs'-class c
piano at half price, enquire at IT,"
COURIER Office.
NAT and Mrs. Kirk were over :
from Richland TN Sunday stro. ling !
through our shady avenues.
THE Dakota mills are now run
ming night and day and still cannot
supply the demand for flour. y
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DR.. w. J. Comfy is putting mp
nice p,acl, in front of his r,.oi,Ience pi'
in the western suburbs nt town. NJ
Is. Kent Is uulnG the WORK.
SAMUEL PAYNE, oi Sioux Valley, J
was in town last Fri,lay exhibiting ii
big beet whicn measured over two
feet around.
The Eslick's were IN tuwu Satur- II
day with Il load al us iinu waGe,uirl i
OILS as we ever saw. fnvl We're solu ,
out rapidly at b cent, apiece. 8
J. NJ. TALCorr is selling piles OF
lunnt,er tn farmer, THESE Say :. They j
are fixing up crits and srauarn5 !
to receive Tic lilulens" ciops rtiseJ 9
this year.
Dick STLBBiAs suiI hls farm ia /
Lincoln county lnr 500 cash, iasd /
week, AMI We ivarn that tt.e pari : :
who bought it lave reused oi,55O
for it.
FATHER ORALLY, the catholic i
priest, has Co.iinelivcd the crrctio.i Z
Il residence near the Cnurci' loni i
" ilson Is doing the nurN.
WHAT we want IN IIk Point nov {
is a rafting, ru>t!nng, looming ivai e
estate dealer. One tttt Nili Irant
things hum " hu wIil 1t be? t
Chairman Inmau Announces that
he has secured iree t!aus t,ur,atiun :
over the Milwaukee, rral lor ueIe
gates to t;c Democratic Territorial =
Convention at Nit he'll Oh the 2jtn
NIKE HOFFMAN is HOW el.joyin.
the sights and scetics around tnr u!a
homestead in Pennsy ivatia He {
will not get around home before the |
first of October. =
We noticed the charter OF the Pos. |
of the Grand Army baHgIng up III
Fiske market encl"sc'i III IL b"auti-
tul frame. The boys h,rt arr tah {
ing great interest in the ordrr ami :
are prospecting finely.
JAMES A. SMITH, ESQ %. Richlant
was over SATURDAY taxing la tilr
hOrse-race. We Understand that I
Mr.. Smith is Il Candidate before tine i
republican county convention tins !
fail for sheriff A good deal wolse a
sheriff timber could be found than !
Jim. ]
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THERE is more hay, and a better |
quality, beng put upln Unlon coun- a
ty this year than was ever before
put up III one year. Several nlen
are putting up over Thousand tons |
each, j. +. Cuuitnlns, Marx Nau.h- /
ton and Treasurer Stlckney beng !
among them. !
EIGHT teams loaded with cotton !
wool lumber from Stausn's mui F.,
passed through town one day last I
week. The lumber was for Pcter q
Peterson, who Is putting up large
new barn and other buildings pre-
paratory to slowing away the IN
melse crop he has raised this year. {
Our young friend, Mat Gerlng, 5
has secured an appointment III tie !
pension office at " ;shnlgtou, ID. g.,
aid las gone there to enter upon
his duties. Matt is bright young {
,,,a,, n,,i wi pinkp~his n,ark IN fine !