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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
first publication Jaly II, 1855
Chattel Mortgage Sale.

Take notice, that by virtue OF y eha'tel MORT
gage executed by oliver 1T. Pier, III McCook
un.oh COMFY, skota Territory, i'll favor ~
Daniel r iicdyes. Of sioux CITY, | wa dated
February str, ..sSa certified es,iIy Of which was
filed il he ONCE o, Rclister Of Deeds Of raid
linton coNnt,, y. T.. an In. l'''i. Aay Of February
1883. and which said mortgage wa give" ~ &C.
cure the payment oil TWO nocs al even date there
with given by said Oliver 81. Pi,'rio said raniel
! Hedges for the amonni - Two Hundred aud
Forty DoiIats CAD, With interest thereon at the
rate VI ten per cent. from date: md |, paniel Il,
Hedges. decn,ing myseif inseeni e. have levied
npoa and shall cell the properly therein do
scribed. namely: One black hOree four ycsrs old
name turned on right eide OF neck. three white
feet; one black horse tour years old with msna
turned on left side Of neck: one svcond hand
thimhie skcfn wagon: one Get ~ sccnud-hamd
double harnese; a. pablic auction to lie higae
bidder fer casa 10 satisfy said mOrig rye. U-w l.
10 pay tie sam Of $40 %, princ,psi and $lv -
iu,clcst, and tle.0l attorney fees, with iniGr-
est that may accrue, and cosis. said sale to
take plsce IN front OF the poeioihce Vt Nc
Cook, Uninn county. D T.. on Saturday, July
list, 1885, commencing at 3 clock p. m. Of said
day. DANIEL +. HsDsEs,
Per GEO. w. KKILosa, Mortgage.
Agent ami Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

The County Board

The undersigned was appointed =
member Of the State Executive
committee by the Huron Conven-
ton, and as such is chairman Of the
"County Board authorized by snid
convention whose duty il is to fix
polling precincts appoint judges q
election and canvass the votes at
the election Of delegates to the con-
stitutional convention at SioH4
Falls. We were also given powefSd
to appoint the other members 81
said Board, and in accordance with
such power vested in me l hereby
appoint Joseph Yerter, Chas.
Murtha, Halvor Knudson, and
Jessie Aiken, as such County Board,
and hereby call q meeting of the
Board to be held at Elk Point OH
Saturday Jnly 14th 1883 for the
purpose Of fixing the polling
precincts and appointing Judges o
election. We hope the othel
m embers of the board will be in
attendance and assist us all in thei
power respectfully,
C. F. Mallahan.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

~ Ptxr.

-
~ stssps Whore grows the mon1tAiA feSn
VITA glAdsons bsaft fondiy tnrn,
And bring fson msasosy , lswsled afA
Impesiug Views u 1sld and ride
!, SISae whoss haaats used 10 ride.
Ard dsiak shst wss .pertamcd Aif.
Utopiass salss could net excel n
The mystic beauties of the dell
That long ago bade farewell.
Ny mind recalls the maithless grace
And sweetness Of . fanitlcss face,
W lilo mingled with fo;.dncss aud regret
That face u dear to memory yet.
Fall ssven springs ksve passed way
Since By Dol Mosa's baiDiy bay
We watched the citcl'ng b lows play.
The waters In their sportise glce
Swept natures Tyre vita harmony,
Their music .snngiin;. On The shore
With thar sweet Voice hear no more.
! imiss the 1elds. the streams snd flowers.
miss the genial groves and bowers.
The shrine Of those cnsfancius henrs;
miss the shcllssrewn. cro2gy shade
Where oceans regal waves are stayed;
But Whist these scenes beside the sea!
It's thee mean, G.cndora, theei
ELK Polxr, DAKOTA.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

Arrangements ars being made -
saridly = possible n the way Of
mstnrins plans for tho election Of
dslsata y ths constitutional con-
vsntion. The election y pet for Au-
eust IN and every convenience pos
aibls viii v provided for the voters.
The object y 70 save everyone Is
much time, trouble and travel as
possible, and il i expected that after
tho board have done their work with
that effect ia view the people will
display TINT ,nanly interest which is
known to exist in our country, and
poll IN unprecedented vote for JUS
tice and statehood.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

ABAD JOB A man named Waters,
belonging TO Pat Carey gang OF rail
readers, lately working near Center
vile, was run over and severed at
Mitchell on Monday. He, with the
rest Of the gang, began drinking at
Hurley, bowled up more at Parker,
when some Of them had set.to and
by the time they got to Mitchell
many Of them were very drunk.
Waters fell from the top Of a box.car
and was instantly killed. The train
men were blamelesa as they could
not handle the mob Parker NsW Era.
A report reached here on Saturday,
probably growing out Of the above
report, that Curley Harrington, Of
this place, was the unfortunate per.
son killed, and that he had beer
knocked under the car wheels during
4 fight The case is bad us it is, and
We are glad to announce that nj
murder or lynching, as was reported
here, took place.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

The question has been sprung
concerning the expense Of holding
elections for choosing delegates to
the constitutional convention. We
wish 70 stale plainly that all work
done in connection with said election
viii be done gratuitously and the
only profit resulting will be the fur
therance of admission and the sup
preston Of political corruption.
which inevitably insinuates itself in
to our territorial legislation and Of
fees. The man who is willing TO
give time enough to assist in holding
the election at the different precincts
in Union county and to cast his vote
on August LIST vii! assist more than
he in,sgines in curtailing his taxes
and establishing pure and credita-
BILE state government, whereby we
can select our own officers and check
the reckless excess Of unnecessary
public improvements which have
been bartered for political capital.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
Beraaford.

Taking ride through the north
ern portion Of our county l came
upon town that has grown up in Q
night, as it -Beresford, ON the
G. an. w. r. X. l was surprised
TO find 80 much enterprise. David
Stephens, who was 30 long located
q Snnnyside, il doing . rushing
business here. We fund drug
store conducted BY Joslyn 4 Ford;
j hardware store by Mr.. Reedy.
Holden & Co. and Mr.. Buna have
their buildings in fair stage Of pro-
gression. A group of farm machinery
represents at present what will no
doubt develop into an extensive ag-
ricultural implement business. w.
w. Palmer is on hand as usual with
large livery stable. The town has
already two physicians, DR.. Gerald
and DR.. Hill. The railroad company
have completed a fine section house
and have depot building enclosed
There are several dwelling houses
already up, and what is now mos
needed is a restaurant. Elder Love
less, OF the Centerville Baptist church
held services here on the Sabbath
! had heard about the saloon, bu
on making inquiry | was told tina
it was now run as quietly as coult
be desired, and, although considered
a nuisance, is tolerated as license,
institutions. Taken all in all, Bcres
ford promises to be 4 credit to th
county.
| The glorious fourth was celebrate,
here in good style, Mr.. Palmer, q
Calliope, Grating. The young peopl
enjoyed a dance in the bowery a
night. X. OPUS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
l,ufs,,an. sOn 81 Senat.


s VI thurman, sOn Of Senator
-. thsSiA Democratic wheel
u Chin has bolted The Demo-
s,sninee Ri governor, Judge
4 md announced his inten-
nlof. NTH The woods fulln 81
\. ung Democrats . support
- y. ~ Republican candidate.
/ 1esapns are, that Hoadley is not
| vatise Democrat, but has all
Il 90 been ductuasing and passing
els party = mother, and only
hsyil,g joined the ranks Of the
ocTacy for political glory.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
Sewing Machine.

Sam Walton, the popular furni-
ture dealer, has received q supply Of
the celebrated Wheeler 4 Wilson
sewing machines which he proposes
to sell right down to bedrock, and
on par with his furniture sales.
If you want . sewing machine donS
fail TO give Sam . chance TO make
you happy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
Buckien.s Arn,ca salyc.

The greatest medicinal wonder in
the world. Warranted to speedily
cure burns, bruises, cuts ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, cancer, piles
chilblains, corns, letter, chapped
hands, and all skin eruptions.
guaranteed to cure in every instance
or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale 10y W. +. Wolf
gang.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
First publication June Is. 1881
LAND OrYfcE. YASKrON ID. 4

June Z. 1858.
Sra You are hereby notihed that the home
stead law lebnirck Hnai proof OF settlement and
cultivation 10 be made within two years after
the expiration Of hye years from date VI entry.
aud thai III case Of Your entry. hH1. for tho nc 4
nwA WI nws seo II y se,4 sws OF eeciion
townships range 30 dated July q. ps3 the
the requisite proof being Alsd by yon. Yon
will, therefore. within thirty days from date Of
service or this notice. shaw cantc before cs why
your claim shall nnt bc declared frfctied and
your en- 'ry cancs He'd. for nan-cOmpiABce with
The requirements OF the law sa tEat the case may
be reported +, the commissioner Of the general
land ONCE for tho proper action.
J s. q. CHANDLER.
TO Receiver
JANne SMITH
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

Dak0taians in the near future will
have an opportunity to possess them
selves ofan illustrated historical atlas
Of the great territory that will be in
valuable as work Of reference and
general information, Captain A. T.
Andrcas Of Chicago, q publisher with
awell merited reputation throughout
the northwest las at present forty
experienced men and corps Of top
ographical engineers engaged in this
gigantic enterprise. The promises
in the prospectus are stated in such
unequivocal terms Us TO fully insure
its fnlflfinent in every respect, and
the former publications of Capt. An
dreas is sufficient evidence that the
Atlas Of Dakote will supply long
felt want. Dakota has been the
theme Of many writers and while
some localities we're properly repre-
sented, equally ~ important por-
tions of the territory have been
slighted. This Il owing TO the fact
that the writer's we're governed BY
wealthy corporations, land syndi-
Gates, etc. Az to the historical por-
TONS Of the atlas the historians and
statisticisns are disinterested parties,
and will compile their work in an
authentic and impartial manner.
The maps, which will be engraved
on copper plstes, colored by the lat
est improved machinery, and will
delineate the surface Of the country
in minute detail. As the work pro-
crosses we will have more to say re-.
garsiing the matter. The gentlemen
who have charge Of the enterprise i'll
southeastern Dakota are among the
most competent in the country, and
II II TO be i,oped that during their
sojourn they viii receive the cordial
assistance Of our citizens.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

joux n allsy Macs ought to
a6'S n itssll, quoting the
- 81 Dakota. The Naos
n - III = every newspaper in
I at ~ 1smes has contained
ID 3 IN n,issspr Of
nd Tsrfitory for tho last dor
-! so. Nm, II you want 10
j @ hing against The Huron con-
a ~ ~ movement for 1
e. i,sssnt quote some paper
4 ~ ~ - sOune time treated US
u - soft " decency and re-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
7 :
Recreations in Temperance.


Have you tried personal solicita-
ton? Not merely inviting the in.
temperate to sign pledge and to be
thenceforth respectable; but have
you made discreet, persistent effort
to save some particular man or fam
lily? Have you consented to make
sacrifices? Hare you laid a plan ?
Has your suit been as wise, as
slirewd. as tireless as it would have
been if your object were to trade
horses, to sell your farm well, to win
your ,elghhor's daughter or to secure
his support in the party caucus?
We have ~ right 10 declare that
philanthropy Is a failure if we have
put into it less care and effort than
that which has won success for our
personal enterprises. Ii we expect
TO work the miracle Of transforming
mans fixed habits or OF saving his
children from evident destruction
we must ''inake q business Of it,
It is probable that one man in ev-
cry two among the drinking class
has acquaintance with some sober
man whom he respects aud whose
influence owe. him would be as po-
tent as the tavern-keeper's if it were
exercised under equally enticing
conditions. That sober man is you;
that trusting man is not far from
you among the fallen Or the stray
ing. His SOIL is at your mercy
Will you bring him is9s II you do
yeur duty faithfully. not to-day anu
tomorrow, but day by day until at
the end, you have it in your power
to rescue one-h.lf OF the victims Of
inebriety Or at least to save one half
of their Successors from the way Of
destruction.
The enlistment Of personal influ-
encc for the work Of general reform
has been successfully tried BY Jerry
McAuly In tho Water street mission,
New York, and that unique little
man might teach US all some valua-
bic lessons in efficacy. Mr.. Spur
geon's marvellous success is due in
large part to personal solicitation
through his corps Of assistants. All
who have succeeded in this method
Of eyangelization testify that the
first essential is . complete sarren-
der Of their superiority, which would
otherwise constitute barrier insur-
mountable to the frail effort which
your own effort invites. The phi
losophy Of rcscnius man from, de-
pravity is this; you elicit his inter-
est IN his own behalf by showing
that your interest is unteisned; you
set his reason end his pride ut work
instead Of stunning them By the o.
tcntation Of your Thrift and purity.
You become rs nothing unto him
that you may win his nothingnessi
but Ill the time your actual superb
ority shines forth, the representative
Of your bettor way Of life to which
you are drawing him.
A little charity goes ! long way in /.
temperance work ii rightly managed.
Il basket Of provisions for the sick
Wits Of IN incorporate husband can
not surely add fuel q his evil flame.
Atsndsr soIicituds Tor bis child, even
alittle roliteness % himself when he
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

We have superior facilities fer
placing loans on improved and UNI
improved farms. Union County
Bank.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

tFiret Public alton July II 1ss3.,
Notice Of Application
TO CHANGE THE NAME OF ERIK ERIK
SON To ERIK EErKSt,N H0FIAND.

TsRRITuRY ~ DAKOTA, IN District Court,
Couniy OF Union. 4th Judicial Dist
Nu tee = hereby gwen hat at he nex term u
the District Eours Of Cniun county. Dakota. -
be holdeH NJ The CoHr1 House IN ELK Point. LAX,
the second Tuesday ri August. 1eS3. bsiDg
The sih day uf said mon.h. anpiicaiion " i'll be-
made Ia the Judge of raid G ur fos an ora, Z
changing The name Of Elk Er.kson Of Bruie
township. lii said eobnty, 10 Erik Ericsson laf.
iand Tie pctision for said change WIS duly
led with Tie Clerk of said to0ri shr iath day o.
July 1873. ERIK EkIAs0ss
Dn ed at Elk FONT, Oak, Jul, II, 1855.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
FARMERS READ THIS.

BY selling your cream to the Elk
Point Creamery, you save the time
and trouble Of making butter, and
make at least 20 per cent. nora
money.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
First Publication July 10, 1881
TIRGI1 orr OF Dakota In District Co,ir;
10 for Union County
Stcpheu B. yanF2uskirk Plaintiff

- FOL Union County
Stephen B. VsnBnskirk, PiaintiH
-aguinsi--
Agnes j. Vanbuskirk. Defendant
To Agnes J. VanBuskirk, the above named do
PENDANT:
Yon will plesae take notice that the deposition
of Charles Quarlcs and sokn lucas will be taken
by and On behalf Of The piaintiH hDtore NJ yron A.
Baker, a justice Of the peace Ia aud f,r the Gil y
and county Of Keno, ha. Wisconsin. al his office
in said city on he D h day Of August, A. D. 1885.
al the hour Of one ociock p m. Of that day, 10 be
used upon ibc trial OF The above entities action:
thai The reasons OF taking said i"r'i.i i,ns are
that taey residc out OF tbs Territory and nesr
the city Is Ken. cha aforesaid saiu uspJ.i.ions
will he taken on oral mi crfogatories.
yvuis. ETC.
+. Is. NANBusKI.K. Plaintiff,
In his own proper rurssA
July 5th 1888.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11
Forty Miles.

II viii pay you 70 60 forty miles
10 buy clothing 81 Maynard + Co.,
Elk Point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-07-11

The farm loans made by The
Union County Bank are at moderate
rates Of interest aud On easy terms
of payment.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
NO REST DAY OF NIGHT.

In the Fall of 1875 my sufferings were terrible.
l was swollen to such proportions that feared my
limbs would burst had the best medical talent
obtainable, and at the worst stage OF my illness,
when my husband aud many friends had given me
up to die, the late Dr. JOHN Woodbury. made a
thorough examination OF my water, and pronounced
my case acute kidney disease, bordering on BrigAts
disease, and accompanied by gravel, and recon-
mended the immediate use of Hunts Remedy at
this time was suffering most terrible pain in my
back, limbs and head. and could find rest day or
night for weeks, and 1 was growing weaker daily
until this kind physician ordered me to take Hunts
Remedy. Before tlking half of one bottle CON-
mencel to improve, and after taking six bottles
entirely cured This was nearly eight years ago,
and have had no return OF the disease. | have
recommended Hunts Remedy to others in similar
cases, and it has never failed to cure. l have also
used it for sick headache and found it sure relief
| think it the best medicine made, and cheerfuly
recommend it to all. MRS. W. II. STILSoN.
No. 16 Tyler street, Boston, Mass.
April Is, 1888.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-11
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLN, July l0th.-Passed Carlin 70 day, to ar.
rive in Sacramento tomorrow: M and Mrs. d.
o. NJ lis, Mrs. a. NJ. Easton, A. Il. Elston, New
York. T. Noble, Miss N B Noble, j. f. Skallv. Dr.
fridge, Oakland George u. Stout. New York O.
e. Hill, Ogden; Matte T. Brinkenhotf Wells, New;
Henry johnson, U. S A Albert Eoerr, U. S. G. s.;
William Kent, San Rafael william L. Ssether
New Haven, Conn; Mrs. L. A. Hall, San Francisco;
Miss Florence Hall, Montreal, Can; II. Brooke, U.
S. a; Fl. Brown, Chicago James Marystt, San
Francisco; D. r. Powell, Philadelphia G. s. Ste5-
bins, Omaha Miss Eettie hcCarty, Miss Anna Rice,
LogaHsport, Ind. ]. S. Diler, Washington, D. c.;
W. S. BTnes, Cambridge, Mass; hrs. a.
Fritsch, Miss A. NJ. Butterfied, San Fran
cisco; Ella Longstreet, Chicago, Illinois
F. W Gilbert and family, Portland, Or; William
Fuller, Black Hawk, Col; Mr. and Mrs. S o.
Sterne New York Geo V,ux, Mary NJ Yaux,
Geo. Yaux, Willie Vaux Philadelphia C. W.
Armour, J. o. Armour, Chicago: W. H. Bradley
and wife, New Jersey; Mrs. j. II. Wordy, New
York G. B. Biaisdell, Chico; RobaIt Taylor, San
Francisco W. F. Boyless, oaklnd; A. J. White
New York; ]. H. Chadbourne, San Francisco W.
". Tozer, Michigan; John Jefferys, Chicago; Chas.
Harris, Boston; Mrs. Hasslinger. New York L.
0ttie Young, Terrace, Utah; Ed Rood, Tuscarora,
New; and the following Knights Tempar and their
families, Geo. Brand, Fl. u. L. Webster and two
Phillips, Wis; VIM. Fullerton, Black Hawk, Col;
Henry Grobey, Miamisburg O.; o. B. Ayres, Mrs.
o. B. Ayres, Knoxville, H.: SO emigrant passengers
including 67 malest larrive inSscramentY July 12sh.
OMAHA, July 10th. Left here to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento July 18th: Mrs E. NJ. White, A E.
Bryant, Elma Stone, J. Frankent San Fran
cisco Mrs. NJ. Hellman, Omaha Mrs Wise
Omaha Mrs. Taylor Portland, Or; Mrs P. Sharpe
Fort Wayne, Ind; II. L. Graves, New York W. C.
N. Swift. New Bedford, Mass; Mrs Gilbert, Miss
Belle Gilbert, Dalles, Or. Mrs. A. Weller, New
York; F. Callbreath, Postville, Ia; Mr.. MeCul-
Tough, Miss Mccullough, British Columbia 81
emigrants left for San Francisco last night.
NEwHALL, July 10th.-Passed here to-day, 70 ar
rive in San Francisco tomorrow: Mrs. G.. l.
Coffin, Sah Francisco R. Williams, Silver King !;
Mrs. Roth and two children, San Francisco T. T
Comforth, Denver Miss Charles, FL Paso j. c.
Black, S. X. Black, San Francisco n. F. Lang and
wife, Los Angeles n. c. Carter, San Gabriel; j.
W. Crank, Los Angeles; T. J. Storke ard wife, SSn
Francisco Mrs. S. C. Hubell, Los Angeles A
Black, Kansas N. J. Ayers, San Francisco; P.
Arms3n, Tombstone; Il. Cooper, Los Angeles; C.
G. Brown, Alameda T. H. Yache, San Bernsrd.no !;
G. B. Jefers, West Oakland Rev. Wilbur II. Hill,
San Bernardino A. II. Miller, Los Angeles G. Il.
James and wife, Colorado Knights Templar.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-11
sAN rRANcIsco 1TEMs.

The French scientific party has arrived
from the Caroline Islands.
The Cotton Stanford suit has been con.
tinued to September 18th.
A Corouer's jury he's charged John Hen.
messy with the murder of Mrs. Hattie a..
Fellows.
The Civil Service Examining Board for
the Pacific Coast has not yet been ap-
pointed.
Bibby and Muldoon are matched to
wrestle at the Grand Opera House next
Saturday evening.
John S. Gray's bsil has been reduced to
$500 on each of the forty-four charges
pending against him.
A. Bouree, French Minister TO China,
having been recalled by his Government, is
in this city en- route to Paris.
The Oceanic left Tuesday afternoon for
Hongkong, taking about 80 Cinnamon
provided with return certificates.
The application Of James Crisp Perry to
be appointed the guardian of his grand
daughter Florence, claimed to be the
daughter of Thomas Fl. Blythe, was before
Judge Finn in the Probate Court Tuesday
morning. Judge Wheeler appeared and
asked for continuance, on account of
illness of q. E. Highton, until the 18th
instant, which was granted accordingly.