Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-11-28
THE TERRITORY
ENNO A MARVEL IN THE GRAIN
'Ss MARKET THIS YEAR.

t&HE4 NA1RnEA AubS II.
radents Of the Crow Creek and Winne-
AAgo Reservations Praying for Betie-
AChool Privii-ges-A Boom In Real Es-
eta NJ Huron -Postofiice Changes--Ths
sws Aftermath.
GOOD GRAIN MARKET.
lenno has been almost a marvel in the
"a market this year. drawing the bulk
The grain for thirty miles around, and
ling at times prices above those in Chi
II has not been profitable for the
Fs. but the farmers have appreciated
Eeak more highly than the buyers
4 N are two new grain buyers in the
IA who insisted upon getting their
lot the market, which the old buyers
! n not concede. Hence the compete
The town has population Of about
81 nd u about to incorporate and as
the proud title of @city.s II is
Z probable thai AN artesian we'll viii
!! isiih q few weeks, Eiiice
the Wonderful we'll at Handel's place. only
l6 feet deep and short distance from
the tow. affords ample eucour cement.
This wal was bored to The depth above
| mentioned simply to afford sufficient
| supply Oh water for stock, without n
thought OF striking flowing water; but
sporting keyser. sent the farmer IN haste
Tor stronger pipe with which to harness
the crittef down.
sctsooT, ppyvrrrnrc w.~rrn
4 CO.
1922 rfesiaent arthur
issued a Proclamation declaring Grow
| Creek ard vianebaeo reservations open
IN settlement >1,rno ro,, IS a,J.
"nile'l'psis 'ahis - au'' TOOK up the iaha.
| aHer ,Ie'eiahds Inauguration he with
da,aa III sattlar. ar hn, i,,Isa ,, "m"
are stilliying on the lands and are now
circulating petition reciting the facts and
cch. =, oWihS 10 the present thie
have sckanls and o,har aIra,.aaa ." 'rh;nh
we l;ghiy viva W. ,,,.a,. .ha ,.ras;,,an, -
| Tho Tn;tad StatoS =. on,,,,,o . ~" ,',, ~
| inc sasSn, ~ o,,a, ,hasn ,,r5 a. ~ ~ a,,Ia
ment to7 acinal sa,tlsrs ,hat nv ,aa1,
NAV Ia snn,,;aa ~, .ea., ma. our nee"s
| homes AMI selaoIs co. 49,. ,,i,;,,1na, y. ~ ~,
az 49,. ~, ~. ~. ~ ""
in any way used by the Indians"
REAL ESTATE Room Ar HrRoN
A ten-asre tract of land at Huron is be.
ing negotiated for by a number of Mime.
apolis parties. 1t adioius the city and the
,ur.,,.s Nd ro ). -. a.,
,,raun.,s ,a, r'o ~, - ~ on.' .as ~. 'ns
pTouhos, put OUT trees anu shthobefy IN
,ne Spring ana onlid twenty residences.
Each mouse VIII be provided with water
from nn hiifsiah Wen, heated with steam
any n6n'ed ps eieetricity. other large
saies are on Tue tapls ana several transfers
al good nsNres ave been made within the
IT, p.as,,..a.:. .'....'.'..
- -
'.' 'na' 'o"sins
rooin IS now NJ premium ana arrange
ments are on foot for the erection of an
other wing or dorm,tory to the college.
The success with which this institution
has met warrants the faculty in believing
that they cannot carry the improvements
too far. consequently il il proposed to
make it from this time forward one of the
most extensive institutions of learning in
Dakota or in the west.
PosToFFIcE CHANGES.
The following postmasters have been
appointed: Olef Finsand Mt Delamere.
sargent county wee >. {. ii. Husband. re-
signed; benjamin Morse at Dickey. La
Moure county, wee John T. Pomroy, re-
signed, William =. Briggs at Forestbnrgh,
sanborn county. vice A. L: Strand. re-
county, vice II. l.. HAYES. resigned: Willis
Z. Pepper at Pierpoint, Day county, vice
Sonn al. Allen, resigned, and George
D g. rover. McHenry county, vice
hooef' Aic,omp' resigned.
AT a session of the North Dakota Mil
lcrs' association, held in Grand Forks re-
Gently. it was decided to send an agent to
the eastern markets to look after the inter-
ests of Dakota millers. There are eigh-
Aoos lC kal