Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-15

counsel in several important cases.
MI. Ericsson will be heard from later.
Attend the sale of sale Of Short
Horn Cattle and buy Il Registered
Heifer, Cow or young Bull see;'ad.'
Are you looking for a coal
burner? If so. call at Rowe d
Walters and look over their line OF
P. P. Stewart heating stoves, both
round and square. Time tried and
fire tested-the great fuel econo-
mizer.
Catalogues will be out day of
sale, showing the breeding Of every
animal. You ought to lie there,
Oct. 23d 1890.
-Heifers and Cows of all ages,
some will be fresh in Nov. If you
want to secure Plums attend sale.
Mark Bridges, a thrifty Kansas
farmer and brother.in-law Of w. M.
Vinson, took in the Corn Palace and
spent a few days last wesk-iAE!ks
Point visiting friends and looking
over some Of Union county's boun-
teous corn fields in which, as a stock
raiser, he was much interested.
Come again Mr.. b.
From a candidate ON the indie
pendent Ticket we learn that the
candidates on that ticket. had a
meeting at Richland, and at the
suggestion or behest Of Mr.. L. n.
Grill, Mr.. Sheehan was placed on
the ticket. How is that for ring
rule was Hon. Il. ". Miller placed
on the ticket III the same way
Echo Answer.
The Board Of County Commits
s%ioners of this county were fully
aware of the raising Of the assess
ment by the state Board OF Equali-
zation. before they made their levy
of county taxes. aud il there is a
dollars more taxes imposed upon
the people than is necessary, they
are certainly responsible for it,
not the state board.
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Collins, left on Monday
morning for Ann Arbor Michigan,
where he will enter the College OF
Dentistry connected with the Uni
versity OF Michigan, with the view
Of taking a full course in dentistry.
Girt will be absent one year. 1t is
needless for us to say that he will be
greatly missed and for many reas-
ons. Success to you Gilt.
Hon. Jesse Aiken came down
on Monday last to hear the speech
Of Judge Moody. 1t may not be
generally known that Mr.. Aiken
served as quarternlastcr sergeant,
second aud first lieutenant in Cob,
It'll Iowa cavalry, for over four
years in the army Of the frontier;
such however is the fact.
I'm the list OF appointments OF
the South Dakota Methodists wejno-
tice the following: "Dell Rapids,
Duane Rifenbark; Elk Point, s. A.
French" So il is settled that Mr..
Rifenbark leaves us. He has been
sl,e pastor Of the church here for the
past four years aud has SO endeared
himself, not only to his church peo-
pie, but the public generally in this
community, that it is with feelings
Of doep regret that we witness his
departure from our city. May he
and Ills excellent family prosper
we'll where ever they go, is the earr,-
est wish Of the COURIER and the
people Of this city.
The funeral Of Anna Brubacher
took place at the Baptist church
yesterday at two o'clock. Rev.
George w. Freeman officiating. The
church would not hold the people.
Anna died at the residence Of Mrs
| Ericsson, whether she went for q visit
some eight weeks since. She was
taken sick about six weeks ago Of
Malarial fever, and Notwithstanding
every thing was done that human
hands and skill could do, she gradu.
ally sank until death came to he'
relief. But death had no terrors FOL
her. She knew in whome she had
believed, and although expressing
4 desire to live if it was the will Q
THE master. Yet when death came
she was ready. and quietly and
peacefully passel 10 her rest like |
little child going to sleep N y
mothers arms. Anna was almos
eighteen years Of age.
The scholars Al the public school
with whom she VIVA 10 int:mat.
md Who loved her % we'll, attends
lassfpnsfsl Is ! body. The lAyin
.of esat. Esy " ne sI lalllse