Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-15
THE COURIER.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1890.
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"A SoAPtC bGiViS'iiS' VI SoAo'
were in town yesterday.
The Camp Fire last Friday
evening was pronounced a uccess
The noon passenger from the
east was forty minutes late Monday.
THREE more victims OF the Johns
town food were discovered January
10th.
The kids find good skating in
pointer Strobel's pasture these
dsys.
Treasurer c. II. Williams was
~rusticating on the farm a few days
last week.
-BonN.--To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Porter, a boy of good weight, Sun
day night.
Miss A Idle Anderson is attend
ing All Saints School at Sioux Falls
thi, winter.
Another real live young biz
zard had the misfortune to pass this
way Sunday.
M IS Cora Steele, of Vermiliion,
is "a the citv visiting her sister Mrs.
O. NJ. Walters.
Miss Susie Hcvnick opened 'er
school again, in the Wynn district,
Civil Bend, after a three weeks vaca-
ton.
There is talk of organizing a
Camp If Sons Of Veterans in this
CITY. A rood move and we hope it
will succeed.
Don't tail to SEE D.. NJ. Ferry Il
Co.'s, seed growers, local in another
column, aud secure one OF their fine
seed ANIMALS.
Teachers examinations were
successfully conducted last Satur-
day by our County Superintendent,
Andrew Ring.
Treasurer Williams, Of Elk
Poi y q st-'~'r" s ol Calii"re
Wednesday Of the present week.
Ganiops .jounal--
Prof. Bruckaer: If Sioux City,
who has a class Of vinll,i~t' III this
city was here lat Friday giving
them inst -,ctions.
NH. Joe Fisher, the ever rustliug
piano and or an ag""."'N llllon
took in the C,mn Fire in this city
Friday evening last.
Fifteen ar 10 Is Of logs and
six car loads OF cattle re shipped
from Elk Point last week. Pse.ty
good weeks business.
-Ifstorekeepers and Others would
sprinkle IL little salt or ashes on the
sidewalks these s',pp>'y days, it
would AID gr atty in navigation.
Miss Jennie Blair came down
from Vermillion Satu" A ! orn Nc
and stayed over Sunday with her
parents. returnin Nj, uday noon.
In the recent charge in the
time card on the Milwaukee, there
has been two new fast fr lights "dded
between Sioux City and Mitchell.
Mr.. Benjamin Conrshon and fam
lily, of Alabama, recently came north
to try South Dakota weather. He
will reside D"rman ntly i'll this city.
Until further notice the Post
Office will be kept open until 900
O'Clock p. m.
G. r. MALLAHAS, P. NJ.
Frank Chaplin is having apretty
serious time. His eyes have been
troubling him considerable lately,
and he has all attack of the grip
in addition.
We ommitted to give Z. M. Cum
Minis credit for a load of corn to the
Miner county sufferers. This makes
two leads for Ned, which is a very
liberal donation.
From q number of hand bills
scattered around the city We see that
the G. A. r 81 Calliope will give a
fine entertainment which will con-
sist of Tableaus, Music and Songs,
on Friday evening, Ja". 18th.
If a certain Young couple in
this city would either turn out the
light or put it between themselves
and the window on Sunday night,
the shadow pantomime tableau on
the curtain would make less merri-
ment for passing pedestrians.
Secretary Of State Ringsrud
| came down from the capital Satar-
day to spend the Sabbath with his
family. He returned Monday even-
! ing to look after the business Of his
office. Mrs. Ringsrud, the boy and
Oracle accompanied him and will
remain ut Pierre o week or two.
Don't throw your old rubber
boots and shoes away, says an ex-
change. Save them for the agents
IF the chewing pum factories who