Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-08-28

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oates the capital at Bismarck and parcels
out the other state institutions.
There is NO dude about James L.
Davis, OF Bsadle county, the newly recon-
mended candidate for West Point cadet-
ship. Whom his examination At Redheld
was concluded al the trains had gone,
and he must shay where he was for day
or walk eighteen miles home. He walked.
Tho Black Hills FAIR association has
decided upon September 25th to 2Sth as
the dates and Dsadwood the place Of hold
ing the annual fair. A base ball tourns-
meat, band contest and balloon ascension
will be among the features Of the pro-
gram.
AT Minor, the North Dakota consti-
tuition was burned in efagy and telegram
denouncing the location Of the public
institutions was sent 10 the Sargent ccuin-
ty delegation at Bismarck.
William Foresr, Of DeSmet. has in
vented an attachment for harvesters which
takes the place Of a reel. II 10 a cylinder
with rotary fans inside which blow the
grain against the sickle.
Rev. Otto Zardetti, of the diocese Of
Dakota, will be consecrated in October ~
the bishop Of st. oud. Minn., to sue
cesd Bishop Seidenbusch, resigned on &C.
count Of old age.
-Ryland Truxton, farmer living near
Steele, was accidently shot in the arm and
head by Dan Sachs, who was hunting
prairie chickens. Truxton will probobly
recover.
Foster h Thompson recently shipped
from their ranch near Huron thirty Eight
3.year-o,d steers to Odebolt, Iowa. They
ranged in weight from 1000 to l,4SO
pounds.
The ten recruits sent to Fort Suily
will be assigned to companies Of tho
tive fth infantry there, 90 a. to equalixo
the companies Of the regiment at th,t
post.
Lars Olmstead. living near Slaughter,
norteast Of Bismarck, was kicked BY .
mule over month ago. He lived In agony
for weeks till death came to his relief.
B. F. Sage, Castlewood harness
dealer, has skipped. He packed the best
Of his stock aud had 1t hauled away In the
night. The stock was mortgagsd.
About 400 addi ional patents have
been issued to settlers in the Huron land
district. and will be ready for delivery in
about week.
The Capital Investment COMPANY is
calling upon stockholders for their first.
second and third choice for the location Of
the capital. @tr
1T is said that eastern capitalists have
invested in Aberdeen's stree railway and
that the work Of building the lane will
commence at once and be completed this
fall.
"A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Clark. OF Forest City, last week that
weighed but two pounds. Il il alive aud
healthy.
"A light vote was pollsd ON the ques-
tion Of bonding Cakes for an artesisn we'll
and was nearly unanimous in favor Of the
bonds.
Alexander Mckenzie, Of Lead City,
offers to bet $500 tina. prohibition will
carry in South Dakota At the next election.
Mrs. Carmishall, who has held the
postofice at Ormo Tor the past two years,
has resigned on account Of failing eyssight.
The contrsct has been let for the con-
struction Of the new Ne hodist church edi-
tice ct Gettysburg. II will cost $4,000.
---Gso. w. Balm, the noted Kentucky
temperance orator. will speak at Aberdeen
September 2lst and 22d.
"A Walsey man trashed $40 bushels
Of oats from twenty Avs acres, and thinks
he got good crop.
! "A school house near Blunt was struck
BY lightniux and s'most completely de-
molishs,.
An artssian we'll -stieking up in the
air. = not considsrsd anything unusual =
Yankton.
The Sioux Falls dsaS msss school
opens Tor businsss aeain 6eptsmber lltA.
- young lady bicyolist on ~ streets
ri Hsuen y H. sahjeel ~ nuah aa1entioa.
-Ths hay crop a Sally cosnAy y bsttsr
than vas sxpeetsd fsw vssks ago.- n
The Arss can of corn has bssn canned
= the 6ioux Falls eanning faotcsy.
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