Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-02-19
H COURIER.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1890.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

-Oh, the brave ire laddies.
Our winter seems to have jus
begun.
Geo. Inch has been on the sic
list for a few days past.
Don't fail to read Hoffman
Co.'s new ad in another column.
The weather for the past few day
has been rather on the wintr'
order.
Geo. r. freeman and wife spen
last Sabbath in Sioux City Will
friends.
Judge Kirk was over from Rich
land Monday, hearing some probat
matters.
The county commissioners wer
in session Monday and Tuesday o
this week.
DIR. WI. Comfy has been confin
fined to his house for a few days
with asthma.
Fred Gunkle has been nomi
mated by the republicans for audito
Of Sioux City.
Henry Delaney went to Siou,
City Saturday, with a carload o
nice cattle Tor the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lindsey
left yesterday for a few weeks wish
with friends in Boston, Mass.
Physicians report the country in
a good healthy condition. lnHu'
enza has nearly disappearel |.
Mr.. Willis Sabin, who is teach.
sng in the Pleasant Hill district,this
county, was at home overSunday.
MIR. Eddie Fields, of Rochelle,
Ill, was in the city last Saturday,
the guest Of Michael Hoffman, Jr.
Mr.. C. ID. Lufkjn is moving bis
family this week, into DR.. J. S. Tai
colts house in the southern part OF
the city.
Miss Oracle Ringsrud will en-
terrain her young friends at home
tomorrow night, the occasion being
her 18th birthday.
Elk Point seems to be in the
social whirl now. Nearly every
night is occupied by some sort Of a
doiu's at somebody's house.
The tafy pull at Mr.. Pryan,s
last Wednesday night was a~success,
and the Epworth League realized
about FIVE dollars from the event.
Mr.. Ole Paulson and Miss
Hofstad, of Brule township, were
married at the Norwegian church
last week, by Rev. L. Dale, of
Sphinx.
Miss Mary Kapfer, who is con
Quoting av u f.! term of
school in the Wagner district, was in
town over >u "tay writing with
friends.
Minneapolis Tribune: 1t is
said that S icitoys or the Chicago
Tribune are about as popular in
South d sata as a skunk It a husk-
ing bee.
j. e. Behnke Esq, one Of prai-
rie townships solid farmers was in
the city Monday paying taxes.
Julius resnemo 3ed tht liinter and
made him happy at the same time.
Mrs. A. Dnvnton came over
from Lennox Sunday, passed a day
with her m.ay uict.u, a. II is city
aud went dow /, hor hen G at Elk
Point Monday afternoon.-Canton
Advocate.
Capt. Manran, Of Beresford,
was in the city doing business on
Monday. The Capt. is N of those
gentlemen who believes in reading
his own newspaper and consequent
ly keeps mis- tons paid up
in advance. The CouRIiR is his
until Jan. LIST, 1851.
-Nels Paulsen is held for trial
in $500 bonds at Sioux Falls for
grand larceny in l. his own
horse. The horse was in a livery
stable and owed a /, spectacle
amount for board. Parlson went
to the stable and removed him with
out squaring the bill.
The Beresford Teachers asso-
citation meets a As e on Satur-
day, Mar h s An interesting pro-
gram has been provided and a large
attendance is expected. These
meetings Of teachers are a great
benefit to n public schools, and
they should be encouraged. and
| fostered.
Girls, don't he ashamed to helI
mother with the homework. a
practical knowledge Of bread max
ing, cooking and the general man
agement Of a house is worth NOR
than y smatteriur Of music or paint