Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-06-18

IL "lpi1 tSJuUlNIo XIV 'oldliCIu, IOWu.
Calliope and Hawarden propos
to "bury the Hatchet" long enoug
to have a Union Celebration on tn
Fourth.
w. +. Wolfgang had q mess c
new potatoes last Saturday, as larg
as hens eggs, raised in his garde
this year.
Mrs. N. Bigclow has sold out he
fruit and confectionery establish
ment, to a gentleman by the nam
of M. p. Hynes.
We received a letter from GU
Sphinx correspondent just as we wer
going to press this week, and it j
unavoidably left out.
The proof of a good tea is in I'll.
cup, and the proof of the superio
quality of the teas kept by Freeman
Bros. is in the quantity they sell.
Don't forget the public sale Of Dr.
VIM. J. Comfy on next Saturday
the Dist inst. This will be a rar,
opportunity to purchase some fin'
stock.
CEDAR PosTs.-Go to S. b
Stough's lumber yard for cedal
posts. You will find them in an,
quantity from 7 to Is feet long, a
bed rock prices.
/ have a hot bed to sprout swee,
potatoes for my own planting
| have some very nice plants to
sell at Scots. per 100; call at
j. b. BRUBACHERs.
We desire to thank Ira Nichols
Esq, and the boys of the CoURIEF
force for the able and prompt man.
ner in which the COURIER was issued
during our two weeks absence.
Mrs. Geo. Steckman will please
accept the thanks of the editor for a
liberal supply of garden truck
such as radishes, lettuce &c. Mrs.
5 bias the finest looking garden in
town.
Tom Wilson has returned from
Fairhank, Dakota, where he has
b on for the past two months put
ting up a building for G. II. Wal
worth. Tom doesn't give that sec
ton Of country a very good send-off.
The next session of the teachers
association will be held in this city
on Friday and Saturday, June 9th
and 2Sth. 1881. Prof. Culver, OF the
university az Eermillion, will deliv-
er an address on Friday evening the
9th, at s O'Clock. Subject, The
Practical i'll Education" All are
invited.
Mr.. VIM. Msin, the purchaser of
VIM. Blair's farm, paid over the
money last Saturday and took
possession of his property. Mr.. Nj.
has considerable means left after
the payment of $4,000 in cash for
his farm and will at once proceed
to erect a fine dwelling and barn.
Reresford News:-P. e. Maynard
arrived here Tuesday evening with
the first installment of his stock of
goods which he will soon open up in
Brady's old stand, on Main street.
NJ. will carry a full line of gen
eral merchandise, and we bespeak for
him a share Of the public patronage.
Miss Anna Vinegar, who has been
visiting with her friend Mrs. j. F.
Reid of this city for the past two
months, lett for her home in Boston,
Michigan, this morning. Miss Win
egar made many friends during her
stay here, who wish her a safe and
pleasant journey home. and hope
she may come again.
The first number Of The new pa
per at Vermillion Plain Talk, was
last week, and is on our table.
I'll. Ayers is the editor and
proprietor, and it is a creditabTe
looking sheet. The gentleman at
the helm has evidently "been there
before, and knows how to get up
a readable paper.
Justice kiplinger's court h as been
occupied for the past two days
a case wherein Ira Heath
was charged upon the complaint of
DR.. ]. G. Comfy, with disposing
of mortgaged property. After an
elaborate trial, Justice Kiplinger
decided that there was no cause Of
action, and assessed the costs
against the complaining witness.
A. O. Ringsrud, Esq, one of the
rennnfs nf the Agricultural Cnllaue