Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-09-10
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for her brother.
e. w. Ericsson, Esq, of Big
Springs, vas down visiting with his
brother, e. c., yesterday.
Prof. Fink, the new principal oil
our schools, has arrived in our city
and is getting acquainted with the
people.
After a two months and a hall
visit with her cousins, Miss Laura
Mallahan will return to her home in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, tomorrow.
Col. Boyntoa is working hard
to get the Dakota Mills in running
shape, and he thinks he will be able
to start up some time next week.
The hour Of evening service in
the NJ. Il. and Congregational
churches has been chagned to 7:30
Instead of 500 O'Clock as heretofore.
-Thos. Hogan, ESQ, who has
been stopping here for some time
with his brother, Rev. Father Ho.
gan, left Monday for his home in
Rochester, N. Y.
]. f.. Blair, the druggist. has pur.
chased the residence at 21l5 Jackson
street, and has removed from his
old residence at 914 Sixth street.
Sioux City Journal.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the
M. +. church, will give a sociable
Friday even'g, of this week, at the
res; ience of Mrs. j. A. Wallace.
Everybody is invited to be pres
ent.
Elk Point never had nicer,
cleaner or better looking streets than
at present. Street Commissioner
John Minis is entitled to the credit
for this condition Of affairs. John
is a dandy.
That dwarf sociable at J. w.
Ellis last week was not so dwarfish
after all. The nice little sum of 500
WAS realized out of it, besides those
who we're present had q splendid
time.
The Alcester market closed Sat.
evening, August 3Oth, with the fol-
lowing quotations: Hogs, 1915 per
hundred weight; wheat, SO cents per
bushel; oats, % cents: corn, So; fax,
s1.2O.-Alcester Journal.
Henry Henkin, Of the firm of
II 'fmm Il Co, lett yesterday for
Chicago, where he will lay in a big
stock Of fall and winter goods for
hi firm. Keep your eyes open for
a mighty fine line Of goods after
Henry returns.
AL a meeting held last Monday
afternoon, the Alcester school dis
trict voted $1,000 in bonds to built q
new school house. The bonds are
to run ten years, and draw six per
cent interest, payable annually
Alcestor Journal.
Frank B. Chapin's many friends
will be glad to learn that his pension
has been increased from $500 to
s24.O0 per month. from Dec. 1889.
Frank has been Il great sufferer for
years with chronic sore-eyes, con.
tracted in the army aud the increase
now is not what it should be.
Miss Grace Slaughter and Mrs.
w. G. Jones, of Fullerton, Nebras.
ka, and Mrs. w. B. Wheeler, of
Lincoln, Nebraska arrived in this
city, Monday. on a visit to Mrs. +.
NJ. Gilmore. Miss Slaughter and
Mrs. Wheeler are sisters Of Mrs.
Gilmore.
If you could see your own
scalp through an ordinary magnify
ing glass, you would be amazed at
the amount Of dust, dandruff, and
dead skin thereon accumulated.
The best and most popular prepare
ton for cleansing the scalp is Ayers
Hair Vigor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Ringsrud
left last evening for Chicago, Mrs.
r. on q visit and Ed. to buy goods
for his mercantile establishment.
Mr.. Ringsrud proposes to purchase
as fine a stock of goods as was ever
brought to the city. Keep your
eyes open for them when they arrive.
President Joy, OF the Fair AS
ISOLATION, is experimenting the
erection of a new building at the
Fair grounds. The new building is
16x4U and joins Floral Hall on the
north, and will be used for the dis
play and exhibition Of grains, veg
etabIes and products Of the farm
generally. When the new amphi-
theater is built our fair grounds will
be in excellent shape.
-Sallow and leaden.hued COM
plexions soon give place to the low
Hest pink-and- white, when the use
of Ayers Sarsaparilla is persisted in
and cosmetics abandoned entirely.
Nothing can counterfeit the rosy
glow Of perfect health, which bless
es those who use this medicine.
will J. Comfy. Jr., left last week
to take a course Of study IN the eel.
ebrated Shattuck School, in Fair
bault, MINI. We like to Q oul
young men, and ladies too, availine
themselves Of the opportunity to sc.
cure a good education. It viii
make them better men and women
and they viii be better prepared I.
pursue their course in life, and reacl
that goal, honor and wealth.
Willie Freeman returned las
week to resume his studies at tn
Shattuck School. F~airbault, MINI
Cvv.yy. $3.50. - H. lsl~tnok an