Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-02-07

.R Judge Kiplinger frose his lace
- while on his way TO town on 6atur-
I63. day.
- Geo. Hayes, brother-in.law TO
N. Hoffman, left town yesterday af
ter ! few days stay in the city.
.ns nis.s Tho young peoples dance at the
, ssss., sss hall OF Saturday evening is said TO
? IN good be n Of the most enjoyable affairs
v. y. Of the season.
Yesterday was quite q decent sort
,oncr Of = day; the thermometer conde-
J. their scending to get up high enough to
ofe'a's' allow the snow to thaw slightly.
Elk Point city warrants are wofth
one hundred cents ON q dollar, for
!. 4. r. the first time, we believe since the
= city was organized. So much for
,a.r, good city officers.
Capt Lyons has resigned his po-
" sition ns route agent between Sioux
Pm City and Yankton and it is thought
that E. B. Dawson Of Clay county
will be appointed in his place.
-
aastsr AT the Chandler house in Vermill-
lion, one night last week, there were
six travelling men whose weight av-
eraged 236 pounds each, the heaviest
Z, was touching the beam at 293 and the
iightest at i855.
a FRI 80,
0 We offer a reward of fifty dollars
to to any person who suffers the tor
ose. ture of o sleepless night after having
purchased one of our woven wire
0'ou mattresses. MORRIS & WALTON.
'"ci'o Furniture Dealers.
Elk Point Dakota.
49,. storage for Grain.
Farmers wishing to haul off their
grain before '.spring mud" makes
the roads impossible, can obtain
storage with insurance. at my ele-
lrch. vator on reasonable terms. Capaci-
Il, ty, 10000 bushels.
hope --
short We would suggest to farmers that
they select their seed corn with care.
Farmers oil know what trouble there
49, is every spring from poor seed corn.
Select your seed now and when it
gets a little warmer, get a box and
'end, is fill it with dirt and put in some corn.
ack Of It is better to do this than to plant
is time over your whole field to find out
that your seed is poor.
Coun- The Baptist fair and festival at
n town La3elle's Hall last evening was a
,uR1ER success both financially and socially.
After a sharp contest the quilt which
..... was TO be given to the most popular
~, young lady was awarded to Miss
-. Lizzie Taicott, she receiving but a
majority Of four votes over her prin-
cipal opponent Miss Della Mounsey.
ty sold The net receipts of the entertain
D last naent was $500.
The -,
It
as soon as the blockade is raised for
Bed his old home in Wisconsin. He
market has received q unanimous call from
Furni- the Baptist churches of Bangor and
on. Waupon Wis. to become their
49, pastor and he is going there to look
!: the ground over and decide whether
" -, TO accept one ofthem or not. Mr..
Freeman was the pastor of the
WV" church at Waupon for several years
~ and thinks strongly of accepting
e Sab their invitation.
ofe Z" FOR SALE.
: uay- l have for sale cheap for cash:
Oelo" Is choice mich COWS.
5 work horses.
liyison 2 colts.
not SO A lot of yearling steers and heif-
re, but ers.
e main II head Of last springs calves.
40 or 80 shoats.
/ blooded yearling bull.
sAyi'R Cultivators, plows, mower, har-
III Inc rows, horse-rake, and all kinds of
6 both farming implements.
is said MARTIN RUST.
s time ELK Point, LAX, Jan. ~, 1855.
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The reading given in the U. b.
he APP church on Monday evening, by MISS
e Of the Marie wilson was, SO lar as MISS
assist "llso1 was .sas !" happy ~.
8 clerk order. and will command the admi-
ommit- ration Of any audience. Her audi
coun- ence was small, but well selected,
and those who were so unfortunate