Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-04-08

April 7th, 1892. The groom IS al
officer in the Salvation Army and
the bride was Mrs. Frank Chamber.
lain, both respected citizens Of this
city.
B, S, Look severed his connections
with Hance Murphey's establish,
ment last Monday. Mr.. Look is a
good timer and general hardware
and has been with the house
for more than seven years. He has
not vet decided what line OF bust
ness he will engage in hereafter.
Prof.A.J. Kimmel passed through
here Thursday on his way back from
Indiana, where he has been to bury
his father. He spent the Christmas
vacation at home burying his moth
er, SO this makes the second sad
visit to his home in about three
months.
The board of county commissions
ers did not settle with the county
this session. The law re-
only semi.annual settlements,
but the commissioners have deemed
safest to settle quarterly for sever
al years. The present board will
carry out the requirements of the
and let it go at that.
Green Crumrine OF Richland LETT
for Arkansas last Tuesday. where he
will spend a couple of months in
endeavoring to regain his health.
has suffered much from rheum-
recently and thinks the change
in climate will do him good. lie
will visit with Geo. b. Steckman,
of this city, who resides
there.
Prof. and MISC. II. Blake Of Beres-
ford visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ker and other friends in this city in
the first part Of the week. they
spent some time visiting our public
schools. We are reliably informed
too that they have peen elected for
another yearinthe Reresford schools.
Ex-senator Moody has been con
sidered a great and good man, but
the party is considered greater and
better-hence the apparent friction.
Let every personal feeling be inun-
in the delugc Of patriotism
and loyalty to the vital principles OF
the party.
Charles Wilson, the retiring city
treasurer who was elected by the IN
dependent party last year, has been
found short in his accounts in the
sum of about 5000. His father-ln-
law, Ed Woods ofthis city has mort,
gagged his farm to secure the bonds
men, who will have to pay the city
The bondsmen are +. NJ. Gilmore.
Joseph Coverdalo and Abe Strobel
Auditor Gardner and family wen'
IN to his old neighborhoed in SIOUX
Valley township to attend a family
reunion on the eightieth birthday
of his father. Mr.. Gardner report:
a good time and says his aged fathe.
was highly pleased to meet with hi
children. For one SO old the audi
tors father is retaining the yigor O
youth remarkable we'll.
The secretary Of state has just re
ceived two bound volums Of claw
and Resolutions of Massachusetts, c
1903" They are supposed to b
reprints and are prepared unde
chapter 1O4 of the resolves of 1873.
and contain all the acts and resolves
including the tax acts, passed b,
the general court Of M~assachusett
during the political years of IT'S
aud 1781.-Pie,re Capital.
The Australian ballot is a wondt
worker, but works against the i,
terests of the independent party i
this county. Men who have bee
accustomed to make promises All
to have someone follow them
the ballot box to see the promi.
fulfilled now vote rs they pleas
secretly and silently, while the ele
tioneerers keep beyond the dang
line. The recent city election CO
roborates our statements.
Last year the Leader editor d
considerable growing for the eli
~ s-. f
nominees on his ticket but this ye
he did not even say boo" We
! terpret that to mean that be is ma
for last year he lost the city pril
!, ing after all his growing and t
!. election Of his own ticket, and
viii bet a "ynller dog" that he /
: iiot received his pay for print
last years tickets yet-enough
muzzle' ANY one.