Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-02-01


THE COURIER. |.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1883.
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Freight from Sioux City. a. IN. k
TRAINS LEAVE.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS 9
A few more days OF this kind of
weather will relieve lis Of our snow. o.
New subscribers have been pour -
ing in on the COURIER for the past ~
week. i,
The Turbitt farm at Richland is to ID
rent. Write M. Turbitt. Sioux City .,
Iowa. h,
Have you sold any ear corn to the Il
Dakota Mills! If not you should II
try them. 10
y
Y This kind Of weather makes the
coal and wood barons look down in el
the mouth. !"
The Ponca Band is to give a coz a
cert in the Opera House, this city, 90
on Saturday evening Feb, 18th 1883. W,
Our offer to furnish the COURIER Il
and Weekly Inter Ocean one year
for $500 has been accepted by IF io'
teen persons the past week. an
CASH La
For dead hogs at po
STRANGE Bros, IL
Pearl ST., Sioux City, Iowa. a {
ed
Oscar Bland, of Elk Point, one OIL
the best hearted men and solidest
democrats of the northwest, was a w
Ponca visitor and a DEMOCRAT caller -
Tuesday.-Poaca Democrat. ~"
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. We presume that everybody no CHI,
ticed the eclipse of the moon Oh last VIII
Saturday evening. 1t was nearly aga
total here and lasted from five to d,
eight O'Clock. -,
Buy your goods of H. Henkin, Up
the acknowledged leader of low pri- da,
ces, and avail yourself of the smart pla
opportunity to secure a fine organ o,,
for absolutely nothing. 90
49, yer
The Union Temperance meeting, bel
will be held on Sunday evening Feb.
9th. in the U. B. Church. A speak
er from abroad is expected and a full la
house desired. SEC. ing
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Have you noticed that all -four sell bo,
ling in competition with that made to
at the Dakota Mills is recommend is .
ed Il guaranteed to be as good, thus ma
acknowledging the superiority Of mo
our -four. Nh,
TThe young ladies ofthis city have ,
made all the necessary arrangements Va"
for a grand leap year Ball in the A
House on Friday evening of The
this week. The COURIER wishes as G
them success and a good time. her
Taxes not paid before the first '
Monday in February will be subject '
I'd to a penalty of five per cent, and s.
IN additional penalty of one per cent
/ month until paid, and also ten per
,ent interest per annum on the orig WI.
nal tax.
Some at this time of year ask how :,
IAN we advance the best interests of !.
he City? The question is easily ans o
Patronize home industry & no'
,uy Dakota Mills Eureka flour. ias'
That i. is the best, admits Of no "ol
loubt. E
- New
Mardi 1ras 1t New orleans hon
For the above the B. G. r. IN. com
a'y will sell excursion tickets from sta y
prominent points on their line to fr;a,
lew Orleans and return at extremely -.
op rates. Tickets on sale February g.
to -, inclusive, good to return I'm.
il March l, 1888. For further par ~,
iculars call on ticket agents or ad-
Iress j. E. HANNEGAN, A n
G. 7. & P. A.; A
Cedar Rapids Iowa. stor
Parties holding checks on the Or sn
to be given away at H. Hen OH
will do well to exchange them brol
or chance tickets, rs the drawing to brin
ONE OIL is near at hahd. scht