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The Iola register., 1889-02-15
P.ndor>,a Rox oH Exila

Never contained worse one than malaria
Extirpate it when il first shows its hydra
head. II you don't, it will wind its sinuous
length about you, and, perhaps. in the end
crush YOU Hostetter's Stomach Bitters an
initiates and prevents it. So it does dyspep-
sia, constipation, liver complaint. kidney all
rents, rheumatism and nervousness You
cannot select a prompter tonic and Alternative.
The Iola register., 1889-02-15
Hoods SarsapariIla

Il carefully prepared from SarsaparIla, Dsndelion
Mandrake. Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries. ant
other wellknovn and valuable vegetable remedies
BY peculiar combination. proportion and process
irving to Hoods Sarsaparilla curative power moi
v,o~aasso<d hv ofhar ad;cipos
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03
4. Rapitel.

Sernanbens eiferildtise @ebanfeu
bdtten fi& berubist, tpenn fe getpubt,
oaB Die TraS6oin iber e~beniopiele tpeib,
TIDE als mdnnli@e ersebene Yerionen
ptrfiate. St'ts gum WpbItbun bereii
tuar tie an Dantesbeueiie sep5bnt, uno
ibre GntunIt in einem DIT sab bas Bel:
den gum Iusbruh zines @et!eifers I'm:
ter ibren 8e.ounoern. Die gsrinefe
ibr ertpieiene Dienitleiifuns tpurbe als
ein Pripile9ium betradtet. Die grob.
Dame beou1fte tpeber einen beloloeten
Secrttdr, nod einsn Qiisldufer, rod
cine &lmmerSpfe. Sin Dubeno an:
sebenoer 2iterater1 tparen al ben erfae=
nnnnten 8elorsunsen bereit. tpdbren,
bei4eioene Tbeoterbamer iG sa tpeibs
Itden Sienitleifuneen anbpten. Nie
tuuroe cine 36nisin Der ErasDoie f5nia.
lider unb fir serineeren 2obn beSient.
Sin 2ddeln. Elm freunolides Wort, Elm
6dnSeorud idien 2obn serrg, pbeleid
Mfaoame 9oren3i oft iubitanaieQe @aben
austbeilte. Serronoe blieb sdnslia au=
6erbalb bss belebten, frDbliHen &reiies,
oefen Mittelpunet Mabame 2pren,i
NOR. Die SrasDoin botte teinen @unld,
nah ihrer 8etanntfdaft nusgeoridt,
oenn lie trar bereits bon r1ebreren er=
tuartunsspol auf fe Hidenoen Didter.
frauett umgeten. SIR bic artae Ser=
nanoe ipar boser cine tdslid sunebmsnbe
Ginlonteit has ein3ige @rgebni6 ron
@tienne's Triumpb.
~@ieoer guftrdee Wieber gin=
IaSunsen !" fraete 6ernanoe an, Mpr.
gen bes iedfen Cages, ais Gtienne fid
lorgfdltis anaetleibet unb a,isenIdeins
li4 I'M Besriff itanb, ben Gag in ees
wobnter @eiie susubrinsen.
uNeeine liebe Gsrnanoe," anttportete
Gtienne oerlest, uGu groGif cod nidt
iiber irgens einen 3eitaufpanb, ben ids
oieler Dame tpionte 2"
%, nein ; aber = 1T et!ras In Be-
sug auf oas @eOidt sefdeten 2" 5ras.e
iie, beiorst ben 0auptpuntt int Guee ,i
bsbaltsn. y9af Du ausIi1t auf 8e.
ihditiguns 90
-Sd, i'd babe Musf&t-"
st LAP he burdbrinsenn an unb flate
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03
rnunilDbIiAsn Mabnuneen bes

Stride rmnilDbliHsu Mabnuneen BEG
@etpiiiens ilrittsu leioer bic i1mers:
liden G%rfabruncen Der Iesten 3eit
gttenne's 3unebmenhs &dtte, feline 8e.
tbDruns our9 bic Barrier Dame, fem
gnt1tlub nit ibr gu reiien.
20 MIN, ieufSte 6ernanbe betm
8eoanfen at bas frDbItde Paar in Der
@qaipage. ues farm ME spteoer tpie
friteer afutlGen uns tperoen. Mag ct
naa pa,is reiien urb &ubm uno &eihs
tbnm setpinnen; i'd bin 3u einfaA gu
ieiner @eid5rtin ; I'D nil meir,e Sage
I'M 8lDiterfrieoen beidlieBsn, tpent Ct
nidt gu mir iuriidfsb,t."
Sarge nadoem Die Rirde leer aes
tpcroep uno bic Mense fa se1ltreut
batte, ipartete gtienns brauben uno
bottle, Sernanbe ueroe tommen. 81
trar ebenfals tief betpest Don Der Mulii
uno benz feierlthen @Dttestienit aber
aud ct oa9te, eleih Gernanbe, mebr
an isinen etsenen G9mern ais an ben
,br nerurladten Summer. STE tpar
mad iei,er Msinnns 10 blind, 10 In.
iiberIe3t; iie tpolte nidt einieben> oaE
ct nur an bas 8eite fir tie 8eioe oahte>
Dab CT ebenlo itr Wob( lrnb Slid, ais
Die Grfiuung ieiner ltebiten 8lnide
gu f6roern iudte.
Soy9enpoa unb erbittert tebrte er
erblia naA bauie auriid. St tassIfe
It'd, ielbf, Sernancen unb oas I'll
Sdidial. War eine slldlide 26Iung
oiefer traurisen Nerwidlung mD8lth ?
@leid Sernonoen elaubte Ct, bab bic
frIbere Gtnisteit ME wieoer 3pilden
i9aen herrihen tonne.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03
6. s pttel.

Ser Neuiabrsmurgen brad ionnia
an ; es mar flares, idbnes 8tntertpet;
ter uno bic @tte uno Sreunolihteit Der
Msnidsn uenoete ii@ eleid Der Some
cuh ben 8erlaHenen su.
8eim Gintri;t In feine einIame Sob:
nuug fano @tienne bereits einise fleins
M,ulabrsseihente, tpeIde bnrd BAG
Ssniter gelho6en ,poroen tparen, tpie
es in Sranfrei6 8rau9 1T, tpenr Nte.
mano bic SbGre 6hnet. Die Mueen
b(s iunsen Wtannes rubten eleideiilMg
auf ben init bunten 8dnbern umtnldsI.
ten 8onbonpadsten, cen @aben ebens
faas unbsmittelter Sreunoe. Semano
bate cine rei3enoe bllbenoe Gpelan,e
gei6idt, bic bas 3tmmer barid5nte,
absr gttenne freute fid ntbt iiber bic
8lume; er badte an 0ernanbe uno an
ben Gontraif 3uiiaen oisiem lno benz
purisen Neuiabrsmorsen. Trps idpe.
rsr Sorgen par ct oantalS glld.iAer
setpelen, oenn feline Bolte trtlbte feline
2iebe, S.rnanoe tt6itete ibn unb tpuBte
i'm In Der 8etrdbnlb gu Soft surid,u
fI9ren. Ser beilige Sag, bag Bepubt
fem zines neuen 2ebensabianitte5
itimmte ibn peih uno ioSar reuspcQ.
gr taoelte Ternan6e tuegen ibrer gnt
fernung, ater er taoelte iebt aud ;1d
ielbif, neil er ibr bic 8eranlaHuug ba3u
eeeeban. lleberoieB> tpie ,pentg tonnte
bic groBe Dame aus paris ie fir ibn
fem! Wie unbebeuteno mar CT In ibren
Mugen! 4ber Sernanoe mar iein @eib
unO &c tpubte, baB er ibr aQes tpar.
St betete isst Tim Bergetun5 ieiner
@ottper5s1enbeit, I'm 8:rlbbnung NIT
ieiner Srau. sSn ieinen ernitsn Sedan
Ten ft5rte i'm Der 8rieftrdger, ptlAer
oas Sen7er III bic 00be ibob uno, pie
gepDbnlia, raid uno i6weigeno bic
Briefe auf bas 6eniterbrett fallen lieB
Giner Der 8tiefe, bon ungetr65I iiher
@r5be unb NIT einem @appen gciieselt,
erregte gtienne's Qufmertlamtstt. St
nabm ibn uno ertalnte bic 9anoihrilt
Der TrasDoin In ber aorefie an feline
6rau. St brad bas Siesel - Die
@atten batten rte 8r;ef9ebeimniHe Dor
chamber gebabt - uno er traute taum
ieinen Iusen beim 2eien folgenoer
&orte:
vWiabatne 2~oren3i's 0~sujabrssabe
fir Gtienne Galosne's Gattin."
Die 5ei[en ftanoen init 8leiitift unter
einem oifieieaen Document, in peldem
Der Nlairs i,no bic Stao.pe-croneten
aui Maonme 2oren3i's ginpiebluns ben
Ditter Noniieur gtienns Ra!oans CUR
paeanten SteIe bes Staotbiti;cibetars
beriefen unb i'm eriudten, iein aHt TO-
eleih anSltreten.
Gisier Brief bradte tueber 9aubm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03

nod &eidtbum> nod Die Grflauns Ieis
ner Sieblinsstrdume aber er bradte
bic At1ertennung isiner Mttbirser, elm
9eltdertes @intomnien in .ebrenbaiter
Stelung nno MuBe CUR literarilhen
9efaaftieung bas mar better ais
Rubm. bahte gtienne i'm eriten 9usz
brud Ieiner Dantbarteit unb Sreube.
st tpar ntht mebr eth 8ettler, unb
Ssrnanoe ioIte nun cine eeii9erte Sci.
matb baben. Gn bieiem Sage perf5bn.
ten itd Die @atten ui,o cantten fr6bitd
nerelnt tbrer Wcbltbdterin. Die du.
BERT sutmltbige, aber idalttaite 9raeD,
bin eradblte Gtienne erit eBt, tpie fie In
ben gefis ieines Manuiuipts gelanet iet
ulto oaB er Sernanoe bic @~erbe6eruns
elmer Gage berbante.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03

glS benz gngliiden bon M. 8etbam:G Go
tparbs, Iberiebt bon glice SaIabrunn.
Gortfesung unA SdIub.)

Gernanbe idtuieg. sic iab Elm, ba'
lie teiae gtnlaouns ertuarten tonnte, an
fiblte f4 nidtsoefiopeniger enttdmi&t
iseo4 i1ur fiir einise Minuter, He tpa
gu gliidli&. TN. al, iia ielbft A.
oenten. Sic faBte. ii@, e. iei be
Diater. nidt fie, unb lie tieb if,
NIT hetterer Miene fprteeben, uni
als ct ipdt Mbenbs nod nidt at
ridestetrt tuar, leete lie ii4 NIT gIid
lliden Trdumen al Bett. Mabame So
ren3p'S beutlide CUNT bepies bei
Wunih, ttne1 3l beIfen. Sic iant ball
tn ben tiefen un,lnterbrp1enet @hla
Der Sugenb unb 9offmung. Gin anber,
ytorgen h5rte fte tpieber cine fr5bliH,
gtadrt@t, unb leibsr foIete pis6er cit
Rldidlag.
vNfaSatae 2orenst teueiit MIR ent.
iaieoen ibr @oblnpuen," lauteter
Gttenne's erte 8orts. u0ente 'oa Id
init ibr tee-a-tete friibiflGen, Inn ibel
meme gldne 3u ipseden, urb Naamit.
tags tpia fe mib benz prifbeaten bel
&unitataoemie bprfeQen> esnem Manne,
Der, toern ct tuuate, mfr ,1orgen Elm Nmt
eeben fbnnte. 1lno bsnte, 6ernanbs, eiu
bteitger 8u4banoler, 9isrre am Auai,
erbot fta bere1ts gum Berlsser meines
@eoihts, aber i@ ptG es t,ir In Yatis
eridbeinen lonen. Gin 9ropinsialperlaa
oriidt benz 8ude bar Stempel Der I'm:
bebeutiamteit auf."
u@r3dbIe mir aIes aus Der @eieu>
ldaftz" iaste 5ernanoe unb iubte lire
untplltirIi&e 8ertptrrung Bel benz Sc.
oantsn an oas tete-a,tete Srilbfld III
perbsrsen. ~@ar bic nnterbaltung
ee'trsid? Spra@ Maoame 2srenSi
berrlih 2"
vN@, Sernanbs, fie 1T cine ,.nper>
9lethltae Srau!" 1ief Der iunge prDz
fsfor bon mirtlid bantbarem gntbuiiase
mus btngerifen. vMan pi,b bon IT,.
rem Morten mte bon berrliber W1ulit
be9eiitet. Sic las uns aus unleren
Wertea ctr, auh meme 8er1e, uno tpir
mubten abuedielnb tpeinen uno ldheln
BET unieren eissnea Didtunsen."
uDas muB brcGig getpeien iein,"
Ia9te Sernanse fr5blid Iadenb.
~Oas uebrige muB ih Dir Elm anbe:
res NAL er3dblen," iaete er, in feiner
8rief aide bldtternb. sd babe Elm
Oubeno 8e1orgun9en fit Maoame So
ren3i gu MAIDEN. Sic bat uns Mue be-
|iddftist = Mrbre, meinen alien Sdul:
fameraoen, befIen @eoidte por einem
Sabre oerDfen lsht puroen, Bertrand,
ben Mitretacteur ber bieisen 3eitane,
unb &oger, ben groBen Shliftteaer aus
Yaris, Der iid nur sutpeilen berabIdbt
leine 8eburtsifaot unb feline alien
Sreunbe su beiuden. @ir finb notir,
ll4 Iae itDls uno elldlih, ibr bienen
st t6nnen ; ite tpiirbe rod eth Duseno
ersebene Diensr fi,bsn. Du tustbt, fe
1T auf einet &unoreiie bura bic gto:
~pinaen, rnb AQes muB p.rber belfeQt
tperDen."
u0chsntlid pirb unS ettpas @utes
ourh tire @e'anntidaft gu Saeil tper,
ben" iaete Sernanoe atpeifelhait uno
lelbf'u4ti9.
~@rfubren uir bas @ute nidt BE.
reits?" ~entsesnete gtienne. ugs lit
cine 8plos ytine flr eiAen iunsen Dids
ter bon FOLDER Grititerin anerfannt su
psroen. Gber nun oarf i9 fsinen Gu=
senblid ldnger 3Dsern."
st elite binpeg, unb Sernan6e Der.
lebte ben lonsen Sag ooa Giniamteit
uno 9rffauns, wel@e iebo@ nidt mebr
10 unsettibt tuar, aIs alt norbersegan.
gsnen Sage.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-03

1Gtabtbcut8, bntfrt BON,
~. Sanudr 1889, f6ria
am l.. Sanuar 1919,
nns9e9eben fir oieAMsa
9ebnunl ser ct. 8nul
@anermerte inter ets
iler 9e9istutlir > grte,
genebmi9t am 81. Sas
mar 1857,
q tdotbon6s, batirt 2.
1Sanuar 1889. fdAi9 2.
Sauuar 1919, ausgeae.
ben inter eiiter 2caiss
Iaturz Atte, 9enebnitst
am 81. Sonunr 1881,
gum 3pede ber 8esdbs
lung BON Bombs, pefs
DE ron Der alten ct.
Saul 8aiier Company
auS3slteGt iparen Hus
tpelfe in Dem &aufe ee9
Srelbriefs unb oe8 gis
gentbunrs Der beinqten
Naner COMPANY sur6
bic Stdot ct. Ydul
hbernpntrlen fpurheit.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

In view Of the false reports circu'
lated about Mr.. Ericson's vote or
the Railroad tax bill we print thu
following from Hon. G. A. Solder,
berg, member Of the last council,
from Minnehaha Co. and Secretary
| of the Dakota Farmers Alliance:
Office of the Secretary Of the Da.
kota Farmers Alliance.
Hartford OAK, Sept. 81, 1889,
To the Farmers Of Union Co.
This is to certify that as a mem
Der Of the last Legislature, K. G. Eric
son of Elk Point was a staunch
friend of the farmers and laboring
men, always on the side Of justice
and right. When the Gross Earn
ings Railroad Tax Bill was up for
consideration Mi. Ericsson exerted q
stronger influence for its defeatthan
any other member Of the council
and when the bill was reconsidered
the next day strongly opposed by
Mr.. Ericsson, his amendments were
all in the interests Of the farmers
and producers and against corporate
greed and averice. Such marked
his curse through the session.
He has had practical training and
experience which renders his SER
vices doubly valuable to his consti-
tuency and the people of the state.
c. A. SoDERBERG,
Member of the Council of 1889
and Secretary ofthe Dakota Farmers
Alliance.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

We are credibly Informed that par
ties living near Richland have been
engaged in exploding dynamite
in the Sioux river for the purpose
Of killing fish and that vast num-
bers have been destroyed in this
manner. The milldam was no
doubt injured by these explosions.
1t is astonishing to what methods
men will resort to defeat a law, sein-
ing not being allowable under the
law. Let's have a law against dyna-
mite,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

Ep1roR CouRrER.-There has
been considerable complaint made
to me against the boys being per
mitted to make 80 much noise and
disturbance in the Opera House on
all occasions when there. / wish
YOU to say through the columns Of
your paper that henceforth there
will be no further disturbances
by the boys as I have secured an Of
fcer to be in the house, and the
frst boy or any one else, making
any noise by eating peanuts or 9th.
erwise will be at once taken 70 the
calaboose and there allowed TO re,
main until properly taken care q
81 wish to soy to the boys that they
cannot eat peanuts in the Hall; 20:
further, If you come into The hal
YOU must remain until the exercis
6 are ended, or II you leave the nal
Won cannot return. These RUS
WI b strictly adhered Y hereafter
Il. d. KEIIER,
!, Manager fO psra Hous'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

Mr.. Alison Bovee drew from the
county during the year 1887 $685.
26 as sherifs fees. See bills on file.
In the year 1888 he drew $1829.S IS
as sheriffs fees, total for two years
S34O5.11. Talk about the county be-
ing run in debt. Voters what do you
think of such a showing, and re-
member this has nothing to DO with
the fees of Brother Eckert who was
so closely (D identified with the
material welfare Of our city, or the
fees Of Hance Murphy his able
deputy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25
alds for Building Bridge.

Sealed bids will be received at the County
Clerks once. up to Sept 18th, 1883 for the con
struction Of . bridge across rayine or ditch on
Sec. Is, township 9o.srange ~, In Union county,
Dakota. Plans and specifications on file and
may be seen on application at the Co. Clerks
once. All material furnished and delivered on
the grounds. The right Is reserved to reject
any and all bids. J.W. KILLS., Co. Clerk.
XIX Point, Dakota, Sept. 3, 1889.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

The Union County Agricultural
Society will pay ALL premiums
awarded at the recent fair on and
after Oct. LIST, next. All persons
entitled to premiums will call on
Geo. r. Freeman, treasurer, and re.
ceive their money.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25
e OF the Court.

1t has been reported that the re.
publican convention smothered the
nomination of a clerk of the county
and circuit court, in order hat Mr..
Reid might not undergo the jcopar-
dy of an election. And section %
Of article 5 Of the constitution has
been quoted as sustaining that prop
osition, which RAIDS:
Sec. 81. There shall be a clerk OF the circuit
court In each organized county whoshall also be
clerk Of the county court, ind who shall be elect
ed by the qualified electors OF such county. The
duties and compensation OF said clerk shall be
as provided by law and regulated by the rules OF
the court consistent with the provisions Of law.
Now il the parties who are circulat-
ing this silly story had been careful
students of the constitution they
would never have made this state
ment for in article 9scction 5 Of the
constitution we read:
Sec. S. In each organized county at the first
general election held after the admission Of the
state Of South Dakota into the Union. and every
TWO years thereafter, there shall be elected a
clerk Of the court. sheriff, county auditor. regis
ter OF deeds, treasurer, states attorney. survey.
or, coroner, and superintendent Of schools whose
terms Office respectively shall be two years,
and except clerk Of the court no person shall be
eligible for more than four years in succession IA
! any Of the above named Offices.
So that it is clear to be seen that
such a report is simply to prejudice
and mislead parties who have not
carefully studied this subject. Az
has been already said the campaign
liar abroad, and honest votes should
he Oh their guard from this time V
election day and not be misled BY
subterfuges.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

We published the proceedings OF
the county convention as reported
by the secretary. In justice to Mr..
NJ. B. Kent we desire to say that
after the first informal vote on House
members he withdrew his name and
asked the convention to support Mi.
Upton, stating that in his opinion
Elk Point township should not ask
two places on the ticket. This action
was the proper thing to do, under
the circumstances, and Mr.. Kent
will not lose anything by it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25
First publication Sept. IS, 1889.
Notico u Creditors.
"a of Thomas O. Eden, deceased.

Estate Of Thomas o. Eden, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given BY the undersigned,
administrator and administrators OF the estate
OF Thomas o. Eden, deceased, to the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims, against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the neces.
Sxry vouchers, within four months aiterthe nrst
attOrneys Of said administrator and administers.
trix, at their office In Elk Point, IN the county OF
Union, Dakota.
Dated at Elk Point, Dak.. Sept. le. 1889.
A. ID. KELLER,
e. C. ERICSSON,
ATTORNEYS for the administrator and admins
tratrix Of the estate Of Thomas o. Eden. de-
ceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

Will Langdon, for several years
assistant miller at the Brookings
Roller Mills, leaves this place with
his family for Elk Point next week.
He has accepted a position in the
roller mills at that place. While we
are sorry to lose viii we congratu-
late Elk Point on gaining a good
citizen.-Brookings Sentinel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

Charley Krause returned homo
last Saturday from a trip to Utah.
Charley and Mr.. Gardner have Sc
cured a large contract for digging a
canal out there and will 60 back to
commence operations soon. It will
require six months with 80 teams
and a hundred men to complete this
work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

Oh. Walters is getting his new
residence on lower Main street well
under way. OF, is going to have q
pleasant cosy place to live, and the
COURIER congratulates him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25
AZ Usual.

"Why don't you limit yourself ?"
said a physician to an incorporate
person. "Set down a stake that
you will 60 so far and no farther"
So l do, said the topper, but l set it
SO far off that l get full before l get
to it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

J. H. Bryan says the highest levy
of taxes ever made in Union County
was in the year 1873. r. T. Vinson
and Runyan Compton were COM
missioners that year. These gentle
men are identified with the so called
peoples movement.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

Voters remember. Mr.. Nichols,
was District Attorney for the years
1885 and 1886 at a salary of 5000
per annum, Or $1,000 for the term.
MIR. Wallace was District Attorney
for the years 1887 and 1883 at a
salary of $500 lser annum or $500
for the term. MI. Nichols is now
District Attorney at a salary of $500
per annum or $500 for the term.
1t looks as though Mr.. Wallace had
done what he could to increase the
county Indebtedness.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25
Teachers Examinations.

The next regular examination Of
applicants for applicants. for license
to teach in Union Co. will be held
in the public school building At Elk
Point Saturday Oct. 9th. 1889 and
In the public school building q
Beresford Saturday Oct. 18th. 1889
No examination will be held aftel
that date until in January 1880 d
no special examinations are given.
Applicants must be ready TO be
rim work at $50 a. N.
ANDREW RING. CO. Supt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

MARRrED.-At the residence of
Ferd Kroksh, on Sunday at 3 o'clock
by Rev. l.. P. Sabin. Mr.. Terry
McMullen, and Miss Augusta Kroksh.
It was a happy mating oftwo of our
best people and we wish them Bon
voyage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

The Crumrine boys have returned
from a visit to Oregon and Wash
ington Territory, and report dus'
and drouth in abundance in that
much talked of land. They say
that old Union is good enough fol
them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

Omaha from northwestern towns.
Drunkenness is common and 4 city
marshal Of q town about the size Of
Elk Point, whom we had known for
years, told us that arrests for intoxi-
cations would average about three .
week. We have seen as high az
forty and City men and boys in one
ofthese places Of an evening. Oh
what q school for boys. From
Mitchell to Chamberlain recently
the passengers were annoyed and
shocked by the presence Of four
drunken men in one day, and their
conversation and conduct was 80
scandalous that it was necessary to
remove them from the passenger
cars. Three Of these mon we might
name, but we realize that they have
wives, sons and daughters. One of
these men said to the writer, II
wish to God that there had never
been a drop Of whiskey made"
Readers Of the COURIER by all that
is great and good wont you help this
man? the subject is too terrible to
write about, and we close, praying,
that you will for God, and home,
and native land, vote right, on Tues
day next, aud forever Danish the
curse Of all curses from this fair
land.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25

Rev. G. w. Freeman will address
meetings on the subject of prohibi-
ton as follows:
At the Rozell school house Wed.
evening, Sept. 18th.
At the Armantrout school house
Thursday evening the 18th.
At Jefferson, Saturday evening
the 2Sth.
At McCook Sunday, the 10Th, al
IL O'Clock a. III.
AT Sioux Point Sunday, the 18th,
at 3 o'clock p. IN.
At the Beaver school house Sun
day evening, the 10Th.
At the Vinson school house Mon
day evening, the Both.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-09-25
EDITOR CouRIER.-We are n

EDITOR CoURIER.-We are not
only amused but astonished at the
arguments used by persons opposed
to prohibition. One Of which is,
that there is as much liquor sold
where the prohibitory law is in Of
feet, as there is in . high license
state. AS regards this argument We
wish to state that we have visited
some forty towns III the state Of IoMa
and about the same number in the
state ofNebraska several times quite
recently, and we find these facts to
exist. In the state of Iowa once ia
q while we saw q case or key or bar
rel OF bottled beer being shipPedsto
individuals. Generally from the
firm Of Arensdorf and Leader IF
Covington Neb. AT Alton Iowa 4
settlement largely composed Of Boz
hemians We saw three empty beer
kegs ut the depot. This 10 the most
we ever noticed in one place.
Billiard saloons are scantily ps-
tronized and one seldom ices mora
than four or six persons in one Of
them at a time. The mlarshals ol
the different towns have laid away
their stars, indicating authority, and
like our own city marshal has gone
to work. In four visits through the
Northw estern Iowa We have never
seen adrunken man outside ofSiouz
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