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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17
"Infinite
riches
in a
little rOOm.''

So wrote old narIowe in the
10th century. One thinks Of
that saying Of his in opening
the Youths Companion.
The next volume Of this
Family Paper will contain:-
700 Pages.
500 Artistic illustrations.
9 Serial Stories.
800 Shorter Stories.
700 Tales of Adventure.
500 Original Poems.
400 Editorial Articles.
so Practical Articles on Busi.
ness, School, Home.
so Valuable Medical Articles.
1000 Articles of choice Miscel.
Iany from rare sources.
Also, Special Features In
each issue
500, 900 Families read Il every
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-17

laws, JOuil, hinsas, 40 "A ~.
DeArmond. d. A.
DeFores;, II. F.. Connecticut, 3l5 1st ct. Sc.
Dlckersons W. W., Kentucky. 1514 X st.
Dingley, N. jr.. Maine, Hamilton.
Dixon, W. W., Montana, Elsmere.
Doan, Il. E, Ohio. Fredoniu.
Dockery, A. NJ, Missouri Wizards.
Deliver, j. B., Iowa, Hamilton.
Donovan, d. D., Ohio. 637 Mass ave.
DUNCAN. l.. Ohio. 91l n. G. ave.
Dunphy, Z. j., New York. Arlington
Durborow, A. c.. jr.. Missouri. 1875 st.
Edmunds, 7. G.. Virginia. Metropolitan.
Elliott. VIM. South Carolina. Metropolitan.
Ellis, W. I Kentucky, Arno.
English. L. D., New Jersey. Ebbitt
Enloe, b. A.. Tennessee. 507 9th NV
Enochs, W. IL Ohio, Hamilton.
| Epes, j. + Georgia, Metropolitan.
Everett, r. w.. Georgia. Cos East Capitol
Fellows, r., New York.
Fitch, A. p, New York.
Fithian, G. W, Illinois, willard's
Flick, ]. p, Iowa. 2O5 NV.
Forman W. s Illinois, lila G st.
Forney, W. II Alabama, Metropolitan.
| Fowler, S. New Jersey.
Funston, E. IL Kansas, $50 X st.
Fyan, X W., Missouri,
Gantz, NJ. X, Ohio, $40 LIST
Geary, T. J. California, Willard's
Geissenhainer. J. A New Jersey, Arlington.
Gillespie, E. p. Pa Randall
Goodnight, | H., Kentucky, National
German. Michigan, National
Grady, b. I. North Carolina soc Mass ave.
Greenleaf. H. 5, New York, l0s LIST st. ne.
Griswold, Pennsylvania Shorehsm.
Grout, W w Vermont, Arlington.
Hall, .. NJ, Minnesota, s24 I4th St
Hallowell. E Pennsylvania, Randall
Halvorson, K, MIMI, BAG Delaware ave.
Hamilton, T., Iowa, 939 K st.
Haugen. n. p. Wisconsin, S13 18th st.
Hare, d. D., Ohio, Metropolitan.
Harmer. A G., Pa, 2ol North Capitol st.
Harter, ~ D., Ohio, Richmond
Hatch, w. H., Missouri, 1928 G st.
Harris, W. H Minnesota. Langham.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
kHNIL CHIE
kHMIL CHIE


The terminus Of the & Railroad
The natural outlet for Crays country
The end the which
and comfortable Munomah makes daily and point
that Chamber
Commerce. evidenced by following report
Kap and Mason capab
and rapidly being populated These should be made
the by giving the settlers coming
and and for the shipment goods Tacoma making
this field and looking carefully
81 have been engaged the
merchants with putting boat between Seattle
is desirable that Kamhe
and do have several
My the business resulted promise
ca merchants shipping country patronize
route'-Seatte Press December
Mlers Plat OF Kamchie placed
time and advantage should be taken this opportunity purchasing
business residence a Iowh figures
The prices will upon the
sale fifty lots thus enabling those who purchase
speedy profit their The principal
graded and every inducement are
cleared and level Kamche daily daily
connection with the Gray's Harbor cities
The liberal will be made with those desiring business
build themselves homes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
Frank Daniels tn Little Puck at Seattle
opers-House Tonight

Frank Daniels. the comedian. viii ouen his
engagement IN this city this evening, appearing
for the FIRST time before Seattle audience in
bis great farce comedy success, Little Puck
Referring 20 his recent appearance in sacra-
mentos the Sacramento EccJrd saws: There Was
good house At the Metropolitan thester last
night To see the Little Puck eornpanv. Prank
pAnieis Was warmly welcomed, as also Miss
Bessie superintendent the lady was too
hosrse 70 DO her usual effective wcYk-snd Mr.
Moulin also came in for srccial manifestations
81 favor. Daniels Is good as ever His
drcilery 10 tnsuiitS5ie. He eoVies no one ara
none can copy atm. He Is wholly original IN
his lew comedy. and IL "a OF an artistic order
clean, clear cut and " holesosae His h1vnor ia
catching, and his auditors cannot resixr tha
laughter he pFoyokes The farce. as we hsve
said, Is the very best Of its order for /; hss sc
bass one OF the eieyereSt corcests in ctsrr, ever
pot 20 preSs-the novel ~iice Versa . by p-S-
fessor Austey. The present Little Pack com
psay Is the largest aud best Mr. nsnIeEs h~s
Drought here; IL IS musieaily fGu OF gpirit. ara
IN action Is equal % sli Daniels and Miss Ssn.
son could reSsoGably demand. several rev
features are introduced, a quartet 81 YOUTHS a
charming spanish duo snd several rev s.snrs
acts. The piece kept the audience In yerv
merry eumor, snd gave entire saiilacsion. Il,
hSs The wsrrSnt for living, and IL il no surpr1se
tbs, Z has run tor three years without wszrviur
Tie theater going pablo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
GEN. SPINNER DEAD.
Counferfeifers Couldn't Initiate
His Signature.
MS coRkscaEw AUTOGRAPHS.


r1crsoxvrrGx, Pa, Dee. z.-5eneral p. z
eusrrey. ex.sreasnrer Of the United stssez. died
this evening General Spinner hsf for yesrs
beeu 81 fereY from cancer, which had eaten
szsv . large pzrf 81 bis face 30 fhss the p'slsa-
fsons Of his bszin eeuld be seen He had sonseo
md przyed for death.
fFranefs Eiiss SPINNER was born in Nohswr,
gY.. January n. IS2 He wss e1rSfs1t{ %
uesteS bT bis father who req 1tTec hin 70 sees0
ieets0nsr Ia Albany and sftervGrd % ssdcier
IN Arnsterdayn. r. r. He engaged 10 frecs 81
Hsrkirser In isss. and became deputy sheriff p
Organization, and By fs5s had reached TIE grsds
OF RAZOR general In Iss57 be Ess aDds-.sneIl1,
and IN ls19 commissioner for buildng ne state
from fhis post. On political grounds alone,
he became cashier Of q hank 81 Ao1sxk,
OF which be vas sfterwsrd president Tor
s-,dsto~ soS deputy usvsI osseer IT Sgz FORK 10
1859 and ia 1s<,4 wss elected % congress ss ~
srstf.ssaxerY Democrat He serTs1 on the com
ratfsee On p-lsssszes ana s,sessoss ~ - -
Preston Brooks CD Charles -uEnef, ana On
cnnfe-1sce COMMITTEES Of bo7h houses On TIE
srrsJ sgpropristson biz .hien tns sesssts n "a
nse Of the military against kaEsas sestaers Ten
err Spinner was an active Republican from the
formation 81 the Tsr1F- Ne vas ssles re-elscIss
70 eanxress serving sitog=fber from December 2.
Jss6. tit March 3. Issl- DgTsng his Last term Re
was ehairupan ct the committee on sceOunts.
Wien The Lincoln administration was organ
fzed szerefarv salmon r. Chase selected him Tor
post OF treasurer. which be Elle1 under s1ceeS-
f5ve tgestderts from March II. 1851, TIL Ju-e D.
1873 when during the Esr Many Of the clerks
tofned the array. General spinner suggested 20
feeSetsry Chase the ACCESSIBILITY OF employ ing
worner In the government 0fztees, and carried
into eject this innovation, though not without
much opposition. he siRue. tue different
series Of PAPER money in singular handwriting
which be cultivated fa order 70 prevent cozlfs-
tersesttng. VIXEN he resigned bic once the
money in the treasury YVES counted aid, when
tie result showed q very small discrepancy
faany days we're spent 81 recDgnficg and exam
ing the books Of sfeeuuts, uEtiI 6nsIly tie mis-
take wa discovered On retiring from once he
went % the South, and for sOEse years lived n
czrrD af Pablo Beach. Fla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
AMUsEMESTs.
Ladies' Matinee and Grand Perform
ance Of Hazel Kirke..

happy New Years greeting 20 the citizens of
sea;tle, young and old, is heartily wished By the
management Of Cordrays new thester The
amusement furaisheEs % Seattle are the regula-
tors II mental equilibrium in certain sense.
and Manager CoFdray Is chief Of the sacheuas
"HaBel kifke" is growing more popular every
night, aud every night shows hixher finish in
tie acting % each member Of the contrary
There wss not . single seat vacant last night
and everything points 20 \ crowded house New
Years evening. Those desiring 70 secure re-
served seats are advised % cali early al the box
oftice, during fhe day or In the evening
Ladies have an excellent opportunity % wit
ness Hazel ksrke" this afternoon withou, fear
OF crowdiug OF rush.
Without fear OF contradiction, the perform.
snee of "HAxei kirke" by the Corcray ssoransuv
Is equal 10 any production Of the play In this
country ~ any tine. Miss Essie TftteIl's i'm
perspDatiou is fully eqnsi II no. better than tina,
o. krtie Essier. the original Hazel Kfrke while
Mt x Z. French Is quite effective In the
character Of DunseSn kirke IS the famous G W
Conldock. the ars; Dnnstan. Nj sam Morris
and Miss Minnie Ittfeil smase the audience in
their roles OF Etsticuss Green and Dolly nurtOu
respectively, as highly IS any sudience has ever
been amused BY an Improvisation OF these char
scters. Ibis Is high praise. but II Is critically
EeEated BY the players mentioned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
SOCIETY NOTICE.

Y NIGHTS OF PYTHIA5, HARMONY LODGE,
N VIII meet a. O'Clock sharp this evening
for the installation Of officers T. Korn, G. G.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
THE YTEsT NATIONAL BAyK.
A Strong Esnkfnx Instftaxfon with N
ExceIient Record.

One Of the strongest banking institutions
In Seattle IL the First National bank. II
vas established In 1892 with Capital
stock Of 10000 and power 20 increase 70
fzo0y09. With each succeeding year since
It's establishment its business has In
creased With steady. healthy growth until
today IL Il many times Is large as il was
eight years ago.
The growth Of the business may best Be
shown by comparison Of the statements
made 81 different times Of the banks con-
dition. In October, fss5, the loans and
discounts amounted only TO $50. 7ls. while
on October 2, 1880, they had gore up 70
s7s2. s243L The deposits At correspond
ing periods were: October. 1855, x1B665,
and October 2, 1880, they amounted
70 500 s24.57. The study Of the cashiers
sworn report Of the condition Of the bank
at the close Of business. October 2, ls9o, Is
an interesting one and Is the best evidence
Of the banks stability.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
MARRIED.

PETERSOS-MATEvALD the residence Of
the Officiating Clergyman, Rev. John r. damon,
eIo PIffh street. seattle, December 81, Mr.. ". ;.
Peterson and Miss Mary AAtevzldt, both Of King
county
brides parents, North Seattle, December 3lst
By Rev. John r. Damo Mr.. Sherman Moran
T. d. Hinckiey.
BEARD-BLACKMoy-At the Atkins block Sc
attic. Wash, December 81. 1890. By Rev. John
r. Damon MI Charles Beard, Of PefersD1rg. o.
and Miss LOfsie BEackncn, Of Indianapolis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01

pizy1ng 70 treusndous houses- IN 6eorze NEst
r-.s-I b fond 4 cozed5zn Of rzre EeTtf. vhtie
sTere< $3.50 a. sell - pr5xaa donna. Ihe
ssS<~7ss Il 1nssuzIIy good and The enst1aaes rse1
In esse erererne. An hoar OF specially follows
TIE opera and TIE gho&s MAKES Ed eTehz1g %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01

Total --------.---. --.-.s- .---- - l~&sf~sss y
At recent meeting OF the board Of
directors the surplus fund Of the bank was
increased By <75.o00, making il now <125.-
90. At the head Of the affairs of the First
National 10 Mr. j. III. HcGraw, sheriff Of
King county, while Mr.. Lester Turner. IS
cashier, is in charge Of its active workings
The bank is now located temporarily at
100 Front street, but in the near future
viii remove 10 elegant quarters in its new
building nov IN the course Of erection az
the north vest corner of Front street and
Tesler avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
Enterprisins Young America.

Master Arthur Kaufman, the Posr-IsTKLLr-
sExcER's sprigktly news agent AZ Tacoma, wss 3
passenger On the steamer Greyhound % this
city last evening. The object Of little Arthur .
visit 70 be on hand to take the Erss papers Of
the New Years edition fresh from the press, 81
rs 70 have them on sale at Tacoma BY o'eiofk-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
Mr.. GoIdfe'sArticIes,

Several OF the articles printed in todsy's New
Years edition are contributed By Ar. r. H
Goldie, secretary Of the Board OF Trade Nr.
Goidie's vesi-kn0En- thorough and painstz king
methods furnishes full assurance that these ar
fieles complete, accurate and entirely trust
worthy. They are valuable !eatare Of today's
<arAte
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01
Operas ut the Standard,

"krminie,@ thAi most popular OF American
operas. VIII be presented ae the Standard tAcater
tonight and daFkag the remainder Of the week
BY the Boston Galegy Comic Opers Co.nnany
which has thus lar during its engagement been
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-01

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

EDITOR COURIER: Three decades
have passed since the war al fairly
begun and as many ofthe old "boys'
may not live to see the end OF the
fourth decade, will you please pub
lish the following list O engagements
that had taken place in 1861 up to
the present date, go that the boys
can refresh their memories?
April IA, Sumpter fired upon. .
:" Is, Proclamation $4,000 men.
May "a, Ellsworth killed.
June 3, Battle Of Phillippi.
3, Douglas died.
Is, Battle Of B%rownville.
July21, Battle of Bull Run,
q, Congress voted s500.oO0,NN
and FIVE hundred thousand men.
Aug.lo Battle Of Wilson Creek, Mo
40, Gen. Lyon killed.
Septsl2, Battle of Lexington, Mo.
Oct. 81, Battle OF Balls Bluff.
"a, Battle Of Springfield, Mo.
Now, Battle Of Belmont, Mo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

Pierre Capital: Supreme court
was in session to-day, with Judges
Carson and Bennett upon the bench.
The case OF r. B. Trip respondent.
VS.. A. O. Ringsrul, as Secretary Of
State, appellant, WAS submitted ON
printed briefs and taken under
advisement pursuant to stipulation.
This was a case where a writ Of
madamus was granted IN one ofthe
lower courts compelling the secre-
tary of state to purchase 200 Dakota
supreme court reports. The secre-
tary appealed on the ground that old
law not having ben reenacted bystate
Legislature becomes null and void.
Court, without %transacting any furth-
er business Of importance adjourned
to meet at 10 o'clock Sept. Sth.
The fall term of court will convene
Oct. 9Th.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11
Public Sale,

l will sell at public auction the
following described persona! proper
ty at the Big Springs Baptist parson-
age, on Monday Sept. II, 1891, to
wit:
l Colt 8 months old.
/ Mare 6 years old.
/ Cow
/ Single harness.
l Baby carriage.
l Cooking stove.
l Hard coal heater.
/ Gutter.
A full set OF household goods and
furniture, including book case, bu-
eau,tables, beds, etc.
/ Tool chest filled with carpenters
tools.
Other things too numerous tomsn
tiol.
Rev. ANDREW JOHNSON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

Avle Olson was bars ncHr the city
of Throndjem, Norway, in the year
1910, came to Mitchell Co, Iowa IL
the fall of1865; removed TO Madison
County, Iowa, the nsst year. There
he lived until the fall 0. 1868
when, accompanied by II younger
brother, Hans Olson he removed
to the northern part ofUnion county,
then Dakota Territory, where lie
and his brother located their home
steads, being among the first settlers
in the northern part Of Union conn-
". He was married III 1876, TO
Mrs. Josephine Vaughn, a widow
with a sen. A few years ago he lost
q beloved daughter with diphtheria;
about Is months ago his only
br ,therin this country died. These
ber,aye,nen's, i'll health, and aomes-
Tic relations that were not az pleas-
ant as might have been t. ore in
his state Of mind. might be cited Ms
causes for lis act on Sept. 4th about
1870 p. N. His remains were follow
ed 10 the Ellen cemetery By \ large
number Of relatives and friends,
Furnerai by ReY. Norton Of Eden n
Virginia school house Sunday Bpm
was we'll attended md a, able md
appropriate sermon delivered 70 tlt
memory Of one Who w.is beloved
and respected BY nlany,a ! 4 aevotes.
husband md parali, 4 generous a'it
oblising neighbor, acitiaen who's
mosAlily and Joyaity ~ uaql,es
p aesa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

Richland Realities.

As there ID no correspondent from
this blessed land Of turlrips, pump
kins, COWS and independents, TO the
COURIER, we will take it upon our
selves to keep ever fresh in others
memories the doings and happen.
ings Of Republican backsliders. sub
Observation-Disclosures and other
misguided though innocent people
who populate this section.
Our office is located seven doors
north Of p. O., and news contribu.
tions may be received there at any
reasonable hour.
Geo. Webber's wagon still remains
in unknown parts. The thieves who
stole it covered their tracks SO well
that no trace can be found. Geo.
has given up all hope but has not
ceased Grating about the lifters.
No tidings of the team which was
stolen the same night from a party
six miles North Of here, have been
received.
The necessary lumber has been
hauled for the bridge across the
BruIe as Behlmeyer's, and active
operations will soon commence. 1t
will be ready for use in about three
weeks.
A real live tramp INDUCED in
Riehland hospitality Tuesday.
Capt. Barnsdalo Of Vermillion has
been in town a few days getting
material tor his new map Of Union
county which he is preparing.
MARS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11
iHenkin Is No Liar

The ringster may pout, the inde-
pendent may shout.and the alliance
man harp on his strain. But when
It comes to buying goods, Henkin
gets there all the same. The blower,
may blow his ten cent show, and the
other fellows advertise and make
youtired. But when they say Hem
kim don't know what he is doing you
call him a horrible liar.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11
A Boon to V

Having used Mothers Friend" |
would not be without it. 1t is a
boon to wives who know they must
pass through the painful ordeal Of
childbirth. Mrs. G. Melbourne,
lows. Write the Bradfield Regula-
tor Co., Atlanta Ga, for further par
ticulars. Sold by DR.. j. S. Talcott
and w. J. Comfy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

The COURIER wants all the news.
If YOU know OF an tom that would
interest you or some one else, do
feel tiniid about %imparting such in
formation to the editor rs will en-
able him to make a mention thereof.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11
SUICIDE EY ARIZONA.
Tie Terrible Agony Does Not Prevent
IT'S Use

No poison brings death with more
maddening agony than ammonia,
but that fact docs not eem to dis
courage thesuicide. The man Har.
rowitz, who deliberately swallowed
n fatal dose of the drug in Now York
recently, is only II OF the many
who have gone the ammonia route
to death in spite Of the excruciating
pain. DIR. Blyth has recorded
thirty cases ofa,nmonia poisoning in
the small London district Of which
he is health officer; Professor Nit
chell mentions twenty-five cases,
and four have occurred during the
short time DR.. Jenkins has been
connected with the coroner's office
in New York.
Cases Of slow poisoning from am
monia are ofconstant occurrence
among men who work in its man.
ufacture, or even in decomposing
substances which give it off in con.
siderable quantities. Ammonia
aud from day to day taken into tht
system, causes the complexion L
loose its freshness, and the skin o
men who get heavily i,nrregnatet
with it has a Aisagreeable blotchet
and discolored appearance.
Taken into the stomach from da.
to day even in small quantitie
used TO adulterate food, such a
baking powder, il not only i,jure
tile complexion but attacks the lin
ling of the stomach, and is the sourc
Of much general III health.
The recent rapid increase in III
use Of ammonia for various purpt
! SEES, aud tile consequent increase j
. lis manufacture, have mnde il OF
!, 81 the most easily obtained poison
i aud, although everybody y fasnilit
j with ii iii ssane form, there IL . 50
/ prising amount ofignorance Of !
dangerous qualities. I1 use As .
adulterant il any food preparatie
HI simply 4 crime, md ns 4 crin
i should l,c piinislset.
Buy yosar fancy dress Silesias
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

John Coverdale tells lis that he
has sold twenty mowers during the
last few weeks: fourteen buckeyes
and six of other makes. John is
not asleep while the season goes by
nor are the farmers asleep while the
grass ripens.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

Will Wixon has followed the hay
stacker this summer aud fall and he
saws that he has stacked in the
ne;gl,borhood of one thousand tons
Of hay-not very bad for n small
man,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11
She Suffered for Fifteen Years.

NV wife has suffered for fifteen
years from congestion ard painful
menstruation. After using three
bottles Of Bradfeid Female Regu,
Iator she is now able 10 do her house
work and goes where she pleases.
J.. w. Davis. Moravinn Fails n. c.
Write Erallield Regulator Co.
Atlanta Ga, for particulars. Sold
by DIR. j. S. Talcott &c w. J. Comfy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

Miss. Lilly iIodgin Of Calliope, n
sister Of Mrs. Jas. A Miller Of this
city had the misfortune to have a
horse step on her foot last week
after returning from attending the
institute in this city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

Miss I.ottie Burgess Of Vermillion
was in the city last Saturday, en-
rout for Madison, Wisconsin, where
she graduates from the state Uniyer-
sity located there, this year,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-09-11

Reports from Ireton state that
Miss Lucy Smith who has been sick
with typhoid fever, and is well
kown to many county teachers, is
much better and hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery.