Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-03
The Eden Times has gone dead,

Z The Eden Times has gone dead.
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:. Crumrine is preparing to build
= brick block in Richland
r. Billy Vinson captured the first
premium at the Yankton county
fair last week, for the best honey.
Several divorces that have been
. . granted in the courts here recently
N. are about to be busted up"
Pm. Emory Morris leaves this week for
New York state to be absent all
A. n. winter.
+. n Any one wishing a copy of the
: Constitution made at Sioux Falls.
can have one by applying at this
Office.
Meets -
,ni la Mrs. Geo. w. Mathews, wife of
t: .aoe the editor Of the Douglass county
Chronicle, started for home last Sat-
" urday, after three weeks visit here
- among friends.
,DaE The old saying that "a fool and
, ins,' his money soon part was amply
:, = illustrated on circus day last week.
" The gamblers and confidence men
-- bod a c;c1, boryo,t
,nrth Mr.. Woolcott, of this city, takes
''e the persimmon for raising sweet
: corn. He left couple Of ears on
- our table one day last week that are
immense.
P. NJ, -s--
NJ, Rube Weston laid down the stick
A. NJ. and rule in the COURIER office and
P NJ started in Monday morning to at.
no.. tend the high school in this city.
. We are informed that Mr.. Nichols
=. the principal of our public schools
is getting along very nicely 80 far,
pitt, and is giving good satisfaction as an
instructor.
i at We know of at least three men
who squandered from ten to twenty
.ao dollars apiece with the confidence
!, men and gamblers on circus day,
who owe us from three to five years
aled subscription apiece.
Rome Il Thronson are receiving
,ant piles of new goods and are preparing
for an immense fall and winter trade.
-. Don't fail to look them over before
purchasing your winter supplies.
Mike Hoffman received car load
" of new Star Wagons last week. The
Star is one of the best farm wagons
tor manufactured, and Mikes trade in
usi- them is growing rapidly.
Tom Thorson, the booming real
ohio estate dealer of Canton, was in town
'een Monday and wandered around into
fer the print shop. He was down max
ing some purchases at the treasur-
:, ers annual tax sale.
ling Judge II. II. Blair leaves this
APP morning on visit to his old home
in Portage and Columbus, Wiscon-
/, sin. He will be absent several weeks,
y, w" and his many friends here wish
" him pleasant trip.
Station agent, Harry Connolly. re-
turned last Saturday from his visit
i"s to the scenes of his childhood in
ms Canada. He has resumed his duties
'ay at the depot, and his many friends
.'eu welcome him back.
c. II. Freeman, Esq, Of the firm
of Freeman Bros. this city, started
ecu east yesterday morning to purchase
Jay their fall and winter stock of goods
say Charley informed us that he was
u going to lay in big stock, expect
wv" ing heavy trade this fall.
NlT. w. I DoWtH, vi uuIoil, dScuC
Ivy, ard correspondent Of the Daily
on Press L. Dukotaiaat, Of Yankton, made
lay very agreeable call at the COURIER
his Office yesterday while in town wait
nee ing to take the afternoon train north.
fult Mr.. B. is brother of w. S. Bowen,
l OF editor of the Press and D1kotaian,
and we were pleased to make his
acquaintance.
ton -
lis G. w. Beggs, Esq, returned last
yes Saturday from his business trip to
ent Chicago, and we are informed that
inns he has purchased All unusually large
me ana elegant STOCK oi goods. MT.