Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-29
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John F. Reid is erecting a new
barn.
IS. G. Thornton received . ca,
load Of very nice apples on Monday
Secretary Ringsrud went down
to McCook Monday night, armed
with facts and figures.
John r. Kent has received no.
tice that his pension has been in.
creased.
M. w. Lee has had the L4abelle
building on the opposite side OF the
street fitted up and will occupy it
Immediately.
John Pond is the possessor OF
q spring colt foaled on the 18th OF
April that weighs 620 pounds. Who
can beat it.
DIR. Hollinger, of Kimball, s. D.,
called on Monday morning last. He
was returning from a visit to Ten
nessee, Alabama and Mississippi.
Hon. Z. C. Ericsson, Ira l..
Nichols and Capt. Keller expounded
republican principles to the citizens
Of Big Sioux on Monday night. The
boys report q tip top meeting.
Rev. s. A. French, was a caller at
this office on Tuesday. He is q very
pleasant gentleman to meet, and We
we leone him and his family among
US.
The 6rst quarterly meeting OF
the conference year will be held at
the NJ. Il. Church on next Saturday
evening and Sabbath. Presiding el-
der Jourdan will be present. All
are invited.
"A thorough bred Percheron stock
hosse q HitstssA Rio
ard, did 81 4Onday Of what was
pronounced by Dr. McCapes bottom
disesse. This animal was purchased
of w. NJ. Dnnl,am of Wayne ILL.,, At
a cost Of tl4OO.OO.
Judge K~iplinger's Office is at
the present time, the place where
PIERRE FOR CAPITAL latest
maps of the State and United States
can be seen. Call gentlemen, you
are welcome, and do not forget "
have your ladies accompany you.
kIPLINGER.
-DlED-Oct 18th, ct the home of
Woodbury. Gard. three miles north
east Of this city, little Robert. an in.
FAINT son Of George A. and Maggie
Hardness, of Portland township, Ia.
The funeral services were held at the
home of Mr.. Card, Monday the 9th,
conducted by Rev. 8. A. French OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. :
-M. w. Sheafe and Co. have es.
tablished . Sioux City Office, for the
sale Of -four and feed on Pearl street,
and placed Albert Boynton in
charge. The Dakota Mills are fully
mantaining their former reputation
for producing FIRST class goods. We
are proud Of this industry. It gives
employment to six men continually,
NWilliam Hodges an old time re-.
sident here, now living in Sioux
City, recently received quite . sum
Of money a. back pension. Mr.
Hodges Is expanding some Of thi,
in the erection Of . fine residence or
his farm fourteen miles northwest
Of this place. The house will cos
about $4,000.
There was 4 young man II
town who was heard 70 make SOM
very unseemly remarks abou
Father Hines. Sunday night. l
this young man could only realis
that he is booked a. 4 moral lepe
already by respectable people, h
would no doubt be moro careful
with his mouth.
Beauty IL said ~ be only ski,
deep; but 70 possess and preserve
beautiful skin. pure, vigorous bloc
Is essential. This il best secured b
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla in sma
but frequent doses. Il 10 the MOI
reliable Of blood.puri6ers.
-. N. Taloott has been maxim
some needed improvements abos
| l,is lumber yard. 4 lumber she
l8Ox5O It. has been erected. All
I building 1924 for storing cd
mant. Mr.. Talcott proposes
kssp abreast Of the times IL =
!. matter 81 any advancement In buil'
! ine. Nj. Talcott has rsosivsd thiri
. can az lumber within the last aix'
! days. This certainly shows y,
! for The condition q ths country.