Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-04-25
Sioux Falls has its Apollo club.

Sioux Falls has its Apollo club.
NJ. B. Kent made q visit to Siou
!. Falls last week.
Capt. Hughes came down from
Yankton this morning.
Hance Murphey sells the Jackson
. wagon and he Is selling lots Of them
Messrs. Suiter & Gordon, the live
~ new land agents have been show
ing around several land hunters thi'
week.
The paint brush is being literally
patronized by our citizens, and
buildings'ar putting on their spring
clothes.
OeO, paS a music DOx
which plays splendid music.
George says he can play it as well
as anybody.
Elder Freeman sold to We editor
a few days ago the two beautiful lots
on the corner OF Washington and
Fourth streets.
Elmer Budde, at this writing is
reported rs being very sick with
scarlet fever. We hope hal it will
not prove worse than at plesent.
MAYNARD e. Co. have busted and
cleaned until their new store will
present a splendid appearance when
they have their new goods in place.
Freeman Bros. have just received
Il fine line of the famous Lilly &
Bracket mems fine boots and shoes.
Don't fail to get q pair before the
sizes are broken.
Hon. i. w. Miller and wife were
pleasant callers yesterday. They
are here to take possession Of their
pre-emption adjoining Douglas City.
They will be back about the 10th of
May to remain.-Douylas Go. Mrma-
ide.
p. d. Comford of Pierre, an old
Union county boy, but now sheriff
| OF Hughes county, spent several
days in town last week, starting
back OF Monday. Pat. likes to visit
his friends IN Elk Point.
MIR. Milton Weston of Chicago,
son of Mrs. Elder Freeman of this
! place. returned from Europe a few
days ago, where he has been work.
ing UP an extensive railroad enter
prise for the United States and Mex
leo in which MIR. Weston is largely
interested.
Geo. Hasson, who has been a faith.
full and trusty employee of the Cou-
RIER for the past two years, vent to
Sioux City on Monday and will
spend the week there aud in Ponca
among friends. Geo, is an excellent
and trustworthy BOY, and we cheer
fully grant him the weeks rest, and
hope he will enjoy it,
Hon. George Siickney, Co. Treas.
urer of Union county, and his sol
George Jr. honored us by Il pleasant
call yesterday, and ais, g~lalIened
our hearts by leaving a $500 green
back to be placed TO his credit 81,
the Chronicle book. Mr.. Stickney is
an old-timer Of the Territory and
has always enjoyed the esteem OF
his associates, of all political demon.
inations.-Douglds TO. Chronicle.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment of A. S. Roscrhaum & Co
which appears in this issue. These
gentlemen come from New York
and embark in n wholesale and re
tail business in fine cigars and to.
baccos in the Fleming building
Give them a call and examine their
stock.
+. G.. Ericsson shows US the frs
paper issued hy l.. w. Guiteau a.
clerk of the court of Stephenson
county Ills. This Guiteau was thu
father of the infamous Charles J
Guiteau, the murderer of Presiden
Garfield. The document was ISSUED
to Andrew Jordon Of this county
1t is dated some time in 1861.
Mr.. John MGoran, Of Yanktnn
is now making his headquarters a
Elk Point with two magnificen
Clydesdale stations to which the at
!, tention of the farmers of Union
county is called. Mr.. MGoran'
horses are as fine rs we have see
! and those desiring t" improve tlei
t breed of horses will do well to Civ