Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19
NTY, DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST IS, 1885.

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f..-. .cd r~rs.~. -h;,h or;otlr I'll.
iowaJ ~ " .ro.h~ Fso.eroa 49, haS "a a..
cottsca car.fs n rrerd;nc III. o;i.can
Tho rsth r%.5 dcwr a. c,;ff than
.l;r.aa ;ts snS avail nossoJ
siorn the r;d ~ rock rmnn;ro son,a
yarv si;rrarv a No. cnvarad with
waiar at b;rk -
Fioranca 4. hravalv an boxovar
onjv orns ,,;nr ~ % aa;n hressh
whsn ths w;rX rs,,cbt hsr sat and hiav
q far awav 90 aid NOT at.amnt +o
racorar i 60 aI,.aJv haori tho
rosr ~ a.. aavsra;n, ia IA .aw ths
rh;te hrsaI~sS .n,s-nan anh;nm f"r 80
naar tba i;chssnrsaa ap-oe 40 ~
A. nn;cl - 9sS ! cc,,,a sho ,,ros.ea an
Al last she reasS S5 tha tn-ar - unioctaJ
tba door, ana ~; hsr ~ M tLa stao,,
sta;rs A. sh12ssa ~ ~. ,,esfs..tlv s.. NM
darstood the y; 49, r - sasa;n..
tha IL mn .ni 7 ~..ss-r s,-~. 80.
'whan .ha b.,' sy5F II :3S .ssss' is.7.
mo ina dnoT ssxu.!rA har Lar haarf TAI
ten times lighter than h had done nm
bour baforo thorcf, : sonso 80 .h.r,o
came over bar at tha rsman beronca ~
har late J;scontert ''~o ~
az almost ronroacbea n od for so,d;rg
inc mo IN Sarabam she thoncbt "a,d
He had this worL for mo 70 Jo How
w;ckad how fool;sb vasw
Rut Elorerca hod Ittla TINA for ro-
Aectinc ON her nast conduct. sha was
verv unnlaoaontIv caIlod ~ tho wac.
ent Inv a dash ~ snrav in her foca md
a rusb NJ water af her loot tha t;da
hod ca odvanoad that oro.r 49, an5
t%or o. wara Ioauo5 ~ nror o az - "a" a aha
wos - nass;nr oIon~ " 0 0 A's0 'A0
u" Ev;Jontis .bar. wo. ro ,;,o - ho
w;nd hottl;nc viii, hor oiooL .aJiv 10.
taraaa hor sn5 har ino.on"J h";r I1aw
w;ldlv across bar faoa Sha ,rshod
%rar:,r ] "aosa faus.ra o' .ha".h ono psI nIIa
Aeon z wasar cheor;nr = hnrs",f - % w;tI
az t,n,,oht th.t rha,, sha 80 an .ha
iavoI haonh sho "o,,ld na; on fastar
Sba would thor - he f,,rtbar 70.
,novod sha thnnnht ~ so,, a. hn;,;nn
waters which soetbad snar;iv aro,,n1
th;s rooLv r;J,a ond st,,nnaJ bor ,u;.l,
thn;. thl; 80 uo;soa "s' "A" s'"n"o" Aoi "''n
' Sndan,,in aoaf,, ,;u, .a .o
Az, hoS nr,. .h" .nr,aa 's Je.'i11, su .,oIo w
VII. aa,ta ~ u..1., III oay palT
Al. san.:. n.I .ano yaus "u.n "a sa.u w -.
:ie aooss .o.. nel nu .ho 'iue o' ooiue .e
~ ~ sI qu. 10 " swain" "P '"o 'o''
IT, ,Du W.. % ton t,, a ,o,, a.. .o..;
fad o;rI hoJ ..oraaraa ,oae -" t o ranos
homeward ar omesn go. y. J..b"J P nuoS
hor o,aost a %" thrng; "s~ ho, uua an;u.. w ~
rooss M Sha oast oaua;r;s a s'nsI ,,onao -
,,nwara Int tho oi;s ;n .ha. 80 s"m nos
~ staan fnr humon tnot Shp pAf ta,+ oI'
most mo- naralyzad with fe.r Thonoh she
tr;od r. cry for haln sho conlI form
No ~ sonni Ann,hor onJ onothar ~
wavo strrcL bor Jrst tban somo yo;ce
IN the d;sto,co soomsa 70 NV % "RsnI ,
tnrn hocL =, and Che had met sensa
annrch Iof. 10 foIinu a. J;root;o,,
W;.h J;a;orI.r sho ,,oa. hor uau hooL
~ .ha r;daa wh;ab ha;na = 1;t.iC h;rh.
~ ~ than M % tbs heanh st;li % aovo = footina
Tbere ;rst os seif.nessess;on was
fo;1;,,r ~ sho faIt horsoIf so;,od hy
a mans arm and dranoaa hastily
tbrougb what soamed soe ~ ho;i;no .
,srss M ..Ssy a., ssrtt sSt irnn,
tbe no;nt Thas. tha str;n II hancb
wos q littIa widar and for Z second sha
,o,,Id bayo stayod to ra;n hraath. ;. hnt
tha mon nraod bar IN talI;nr he,
there was NOT a second to loose awe
mnst mako for the old n;er" :" be said
hoarsolv FJoronce strnrolaa IN and
at times saved univ from Ie;no swent
owav hv her stronger communion He,
s+raycth was fast ebh;na awav and
hona again dasortad har wban tbe
blas.e5 s;obt of the old n;er met her
ewes Sbo made n violent effort and
half drogoed Inv ber communion cluno
70 ono of tba wet seaweed hing tim.
hers @There's nanpht for ms 6ut &c
climb this" said tbe man. "hold tioht
while 1 90 first and drag thee after
How Florence ever managed to follow
her guide, and how she reached the
crazy N.er above, she never could tell
Saved at last. and thank God for it.
said the man who helped her. But
Florence had no strength even to say
amen.
Not for some days was she able te
tell her tale to her terrified relatives
They had taken her on the evening Of
her adventure. wet and half senseless
without cloak or hat. from the arms o.
the man who had rescued her. and who
described how he had seen the danger
Gus position of the girl ON the beach a.
he was walking on the cliff above, and
INSTANTLY made the best of his way to
ward her. Fortunately he knew tn.
ground. and knew that he could ce
down the cliffs near the old pier.
Robert More, when he came to hi