Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-10-01

business houses soon.
A farmer, near Parker, was go.
ing to town yesterday with q load
OF flax, when he fell off his wagon,
was u over and killed.
Sioux Falls is making an effort
to secure the next state fair. A
good place for the state fair, and the
COURIER hopes she may obtain it.
Geo. R. Freeman performed
the race-starting act yesterday to
the satisfaction of everybody.
Don't stand around the fences
when you can get a good seat in the
grand stand for 10 cents.
Will Main has some of his herd
of thoroughbred short horns on ex-
hibition, They are beauties.
The Elk Point public schools
open next Wednesday, October LIST.
The Sioux City Corn Palace
opened last night with a grand con-
cert by the Elgin band.
Oscar Bland, the handsome
granger from the Bend, is taking in
the fair this week.
johnny Steckman's squirrels
and coons we're the center Of attrac-
ton on the fair grounds yesterday.
Extra copies of yesterdays
DAILY COURIER al be procured at
this office or the postoffice.
Look at what Thornton, the
rustling groceryman, has to say in
this issue of the DAILY COURIER.
You can't keep him quiet-he is
to say something. And it is
to your advantage to heed what he
says, too.
The sports at the fair grounds
will discount Barnum's
Miles Smith and his daughter
n-law, Mrs. Charles Smith, of Hot
Springs, S. d., arrived in the city
asst night, on a visit to Mr.. SIS
brother, J. A,
The hotels and eating houses
Ire taxed to their utmost to feed the
who are in attendance on the
air.
The dust is getting pretty
leep between town and the fair
Up to date three candidates
lave withdrawn from the county
ndependent ticket. After novem-
Ter 4 lot more of them will wish
hey had.
Freeman Bros. can show you
he finest and best lines of goods
yer offered in this city. While you
re in attending The fair don't fail
0 call in and see them.
We will bet a cent that the
man Will not support the re-
'ublican ticket to be nominated in
county Tuesday, it matters not
ow good it may be. And yet he
'aims to be Simon pure repub-
The Dakota university at Vcr-
opened on Wednesday of
MS week with q larger attendance
f students than ever before. The
ormitories are not only filled, but
ne boarding and lodging facilities
( Nermillion are taxed to the ut
,ost to furnish accommodations.
}. B. Pinckney, father OF our
J. e. Pinckney, is reported very
Wv at his home in Seattle, WASH
He has passed his S0th
irthday and the messenger is call
,g. G. L. and family have our
5npathy.--Akron Delhu.
Tile direction of the crowd il
,wards Freeman Bros, the old re-
able General Merchandise dealers.
heir new stock is unusually attract
e this season, and you can not
secure bargains in prices,
at their stock is SO large and varied
lat you car get any kind and quail
y of goods you want.
A sister to Henry and Ann
leming, accompanied by her
,n-in-law, are in the city looking
tier the property which belonged
} the deceased. They live in
anada.
Tom Hand, accompanied by
is wife and baby, arrived in the
this morning on a few days
isit among relatives and friends.
ON is now located in st. Paul
nd is prospecting in the grocery
usincss. No one is more deserv-
g of prosperity.
NJ Watts, Of Storm Lake,
owa, is in the city the guest Of
er friend, Mrs. II. j. Muhs: We
rsEI ~ - u. 1900 EaEH