Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-03-03

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* "f Sr;nk county,
c4FlF &uw1, S.turaar .yetiny IN a
visit To his brother, Wan Main, Esq,
IN of this city.
Elk Point has shipped over so
am car loads of corn since the 18th of
h"ao January. and there is now cribbed
in the city over 10000 bushels of
Yak. corn.
W. noticed a "prairie schooner"
vending its way through town the
our other day which leads us to the con-
n c%lusion that spring emigration has
commenced.
~ Thornton. the rushing grocery
dealer speaks out in a new advertise
fine nent this week. Look it over and
will then go and see him and he will
Ices make you happy.
D. MARnIED.-At the Catholic church
in Sphinx, OF last Thursday, Rev.
Co. Father Collins, officiating, Mr.. Ben
salt nett FLEECE. and Miss Lizzie Nc
ped Cabe, both IF Sphinx.
~
nils. A r. Rnlne's stock of dry goods,
ran groceries, bats. caps. boots and shoes.
or clothing, etc. is As complete as you
per will find in tie county. and he will
duplicate any prices advertised in
A. town.
~ The W G. T U have secured the
all services Of Elder Coffman. who will
,un- speak upon the subject Of temper
,ish ance, in the rink, on Friday evening
eth- March 5th. at half past 7 o'clock.
All are invited.
l or Hon. E. W. Miller, receiver of the
:, U. S. Land Office at Huron, has
|ak. gone to Washington to help tho d.
vision and admission bin and also
it ia claimed that his confirmation
"" as Receiver needs a little looking
after.
+. The annual meeting Of the Elk
Point Shooting club will be held at
' the COURIER office on next Monday
s evening. at 7:30 p m. A full at
tendance of the members is desired
as officers for the ensuing wear will
sh's be elected.
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&C. Mr.. Thos. Armstrong. the capital
list and lawyer, who owns several
pieces Of valuable property in this
I'M. neighhorhood, is greeting his many |
ew friends here. Mr.. Armstrong Is a
ard great lever "f Dahn,a. a. ! thirtsit j.
OK the grandest country in the west and
large enough to make three good
states.
G.. II. Freeman, ESQ. Of Freeman
Bros this. ci.g. ipf, Monday morn
ife ing for Chicago ou a purchasing tour
of Spring and Summer goods for
81 his establishment. Charley is a
les. careful and tasty buyer and when
'ull his new purchases arrive, our read
,ey ers, andtheir customers may look
out for some elegant goods.
The preliminary examination Of
Orlin and Hattie Lariwav, WAS held
,ta. before q Justice IL Ill" leac" n. FL
ay, ,iorad0, Kansas. ga tiie INih If fet, /
ruary uit. The Justice, after hear
r. ing the evidence, held them guilty
Of murder in the first degree and
remanded them to the Jail to await
the action of the district court.
, Mr.. Axling, one 81 Roadmaster
Shoemaker's bridge builders, who |
is a resident of this city, met with
an accident at Eden last week which
s will lay him mp for n while. He
was working up the bridge et that
iu- place wi n he made a mistep, fall
ing about lS feet to the ground,
n' breaking his arm. near the wrist.
A pleasant party Of relatives and
friends Of WIN Main, Esq, left the
~ city last evening about 7 o'clock for
Mr.. Mains fine farm residence one
mile north of town, where they en-
4 joyed d very pleasant evening. VIM.
and his excellent lady are u four
we horse team in entertaining guests, is
we is the unqualified statement Of all
~: who were out there last night.
AlR- Geo. F. Hayes, ESQ. brother Of
Mrs. M. Hoffman and Mrs. f. C.
Ericsson was IN the city last week
visiting his relatives. Geo. has
in made our city frequent visits within
tut. the past five or six years, and has
T.. made many warm friends here who
are always pleased to gee him. He
left Monday for Chadron. Nebras-
ka, where he goes 10 take charge of
he Desparois gang of bridge builders.
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