Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-02-21


IRTER Harry Hutton and wife, of Ponca
were visiting friends and relatives il
30. 81, 1858. Elk Point last Sunday.
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Daniel Delory, an old resident O
$500 Union county died at his home OF
A. M. tuesday morning ITO" olsease o
,DaE, M. $, Meets 'ne hluneys.
,,sh, on or S ;aT., ,ae r. r. Briggs, formerly of this coun
brethren In good ty but now of Sioux Falls, was in
A1AAHAN. v. NJ. town yesterday looking up his in
surance interests.
O'a - George steckman made his first
4 Meet. =, ,he,, appearance on the street on Mon.
Visiting 'Ts'aFs" day after several months conine.
A, WALLACE, Nc ment to the house.
Freeman Bros. have a few winter
ut No. 9 G.. A. R. goods on hand, such as ladies' and
All transient c%hildren's hoods, cloaks, nubius, ETC.
AN, Commander, which will be sold at a b.rgain to
make room for spring goods.
gul2tiOns. James McN;u;n of I'll, Point
N. tos Pm came up Wednesday on a freight SC
~ as not to be crowded for room, and
8 A. N. to p. M. remained with his Yankton friends
As. E. BLAIR, over Thursday.-Herald.
Postmaster. ~
=-- The Elk Point House is the best
III continues. and cheapest hotel in Elk Point.
- We have tried both hotels there and
IN the ELK know whereof we speak. When you
60 to Elk Point, be sure to stop
was ~there.-CaNDpe Commercial
When you want anything in the
If Mitchell was line of dried fruits, such as Califor-
MIA pitted plums, evaporated peeled
- peaches, California ring apples, evap-
les was GOWN Grated apples, raspberries, &c, call
p at Freeman Bros.
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the brooklngs Mr.. W. w. Shrader, Of Mt. Car
day. roll, III. a young man whose appear
,..ra vvos the ance and conduct bespeaks the gen.
.so, tleman, is visiting his cousins, the
- Hasson boys. We like to see such
~. Shrader, OF strangers come among us from
III E!k folht abroad.
Louis Shiney, Esq, of McCook, one
e down from of Union %county's solid men made
and returned this office a pleasant call yesterday
and made his annual deposit of 50
= an. and ro,, for the COURIER. If all men were
E;sh at Fr, e. like Mr.. Shiney, the pleasant side of
newspaper life would always be up.
ZOO, ,rou;,, :, Elk Points distinguished liar has
.ha tow, With been e~xerting himself with the fol-
lowing story: He says that in 1919
while prospecting for gold lie struck
cases OF scarlet a quicksilver mine of such magni-
are reported in tude that it salivated the horse he
rode until his teeth all came out
--..n,o o, and made bis mouth so sore that he
:..o~,n.oa 1ost could not eat a mouthful for Is
L:a.o r;zuord months.
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,.,od from, We are sorry to state that Mr.. Z.
II Eroo,,an n,a of n,r ,1,st N
gh New York, H. rfee"a'' DIS oi ouf "os e'e1
Taro and Wis getic merchants is suffering from an
other attack of hemorrhage Of the
- lungs. Although he is better
'ermillion this now and out of all probable danger
Sorveii IN hold he was supposed to be in a rather
al meetings at precarious condition for a short time.
We hope to see Charley Oh the
"a Loaf Thurs. streets again soon.
'me at Recheld' Self Explaining.
is en- E.thor o,po;l,v .bo 49,, s,r
operator. who seems to have been referred to
Walnut Bed. in a paragraph III the COURIER last
to tb;s market week hands us the following ex-
n at the Furni- PLANTATION:
e. Walton. 1t was on Sunday, & not the Sab
balh-as the COURIER puts it that the
e just received E1pou'1el eA""ieu 1ne pel'ui "
NOUS I"'y " day is not the Sabbath, nor vice
BOOTS and shoes aversa-Sunday's are not fast days
before the Lenten days. Here then is your lost
Jewel-CoNsrsTENCY-
he Sioux Falls On Friday Mr.. Alison Bovee was
is. "Wednesday, telegraphed at Sioux Falls of the
and the mail dangerous illness of his little daugh-
to occupy a ter Mary, aged nine months, who
,ainder of the was suffering from a severe attack
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