Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-05-08

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wagon, inscribed on it.
Levi Robbins of Central City, Neb.,
editor of the Central City Nonpa-
rel, was in this city a few days dur
ing the early part of the week. He
has taken a clay off, to come up
here to visit his former home and
acouaiutances. He has also visited
his parents who live in Sioux Val
ley township. Mr.. Robbins was a
member of the COURIER staff away
back in She seventies, and OF course,
this office was honored with q pleas
ant call.
President Gvose of the University
! Of South Dakota has rendered his
! resignation to the local board OF
trustees, which has been accepted,
and Rev. $, q, Updyke of Aber-
deem, recently appointed secretary
Of the board Of trustees, has been
elected acting president, and il now
discharging his duties. DIR. Grose
is preparing t. leave for the East to
resume his ministerial duties from
which he turned aside to accept The
presidency of the University.
For some reason we omitted to
mention the meeting of the Saliva
ton Army at the Opera House, last
week. The captain of the Army
from Sioux City was up and also
heSalvatinn Army band from there.
A large gathering OF people was
! present and about a dozen new re-
cruits from this city we're sworn i'll.
Meetings are being held every sci
ing at the old L. Is. Church, and i'll
our opinion they exert a good insu-
encc over those who attend them.
In speaking % the game Of bail
between the University and the
Sioux Falls boys, the Press says,
"Charlcs Whitaker Of Elk Point
jumped about ike IN Indian When
The Nermillionitcs Won, and Jas.
Knapp Of the COURIER took in Che
game We presume Jimmy want
ed to make o good impression on the
reporter, so we can pass the above
without severe criticism. Woshould
wait to lie mentioned in connection
with the COURIER too, if at all, un-
der similar circumstances.
Last Friday ~e had The pleasure
Of introducing .. d. Whitney Of
Sioux Valley township to cur Clerk
| of the Courts. Mr.. Whitney was in
search of Il marriage license and we
wanted very much to tell on him,
last week, hut he made us think our
health required silence. We have
kept mum as long rs we can, how
ever, and therefore venture to tell
who the bride was to be-her name
was Miss Carrie Rtilwood. IA step
| daughter of Al-op Wakeman Esq.
and a teacher Of good success.
Though we have heard nothing fur
ther we f 81 sure they are now MIR.
aud Mrs. Whitney, and we therefore
extend to them u congratulations
ON the choice that each has made
in selecting q life partner aud our
wishes for album liant success and
much happiness through life.
The cares Of the Leader editor are
certainly arIuous; he notonly plans
what should appear in the columns
Of his own paper but also takes
upon himself to worry over what
he thinks ought to appear in ours.
He thinks we should have published
the resolution correcting the n we
copied from the Times recently. be-
fore he had had a chance to get j!
ifor publication himself, and Won
ders if we have ''manhoodn enough
to retract what was published. /
it we're any of our business w
should improve this opportunity BY
suggesting the fropriety Of issuin!
J a few extra editions Of the Leade
+ to retract some Of the wildcat state
: ments that have appeared IN it from
t time to time or else to prove them
$ The resolution found elsewhere wa
already in type when the Leade
reached us, hence this squib.
Mamma Ito her little boy). "Nov
j Bennie, If you'll be good and 60 I
! sleep. mamma II give you one
DIR. Ayers nice sugar-coated Catlial
!. tic Pills, next time you need med
! cine" Bonnie, smiling sweet.
IS dropped off to sleep at once.
le
Go in and examine Miss Grogan
stock Of millinery before purcha
K ing elsewhere. Prices viii surpri
!. you.