Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-04-29

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The New England Magazine is
not, as its name might imply, a 10.
cal Journal, but a worthy competitor
Of the several great current literary
periodicals. 1t is ofspecial interest
to all New-England born westerners
and it recently published All illus.
trated article on Dakota by an old
Dakota newspaper man. Address
New England Magazine. Co., Bos-
ton, Mass, or we will combine the
COURIER on favorable terms.
The Sioux City Tribune, a paper
that has a notoriously hard record,
prints the fraudulant patent medi-
cine mems announcement Of the
"Pure Food Bill" as editoria, mat.
ter, and demands every democrat
in the lower house of congress vote
against the Paddock "Pure Food
Bill" The columns of the Tribune
are purchasable at Il high price if
they can get it; at a low price if they
must take it, but sell they will.
Lodge No. 4, I. o. o. f., of this city
celebrated the 73rd anniversary Of the
order in America 18th an entertain
ment, dance aud slipper. A very
pleasing program was given in the
fore part of the evening in their
hall, followed by supper and a
dance at the opera house, A gener-
al good time was had. Mrs. T.. w.
Miller and her assistants receive a
great many compliments on the
managemement of the table and the
courteous attention % guests.
Elk Point is favorabiy situated
for a factory Of any kind that the
northwest needs. \ canning facto-
~, a starch factory, q sugar-bee
factory would be right in the heart
of the region Of its raw material
supply. There are men in this city,
too, OF. meaus aud of commanding
commercial standing, whose en-
dorsement of Il plan for procuring
a plant would insure success. All
that is necessary is to strike while
the iron is hot. Now, while South
Dakota receiving her immigration, is
while stories Of wonderful crops,
her fertile lands, and her healthful
climate are on every ones lips, and
spectators and investors are seek
ing property within her borders is
the time to move.
Peddlers and grocery fakes have
been numerous in other locaiaties
Of the state, and We want to warn
our subscribers to let them
severely alone. They do not sell as
good quality Of goods as you can
buy right here ut your Owl stores.
And, let us eas with you a little.
Suppose you were burned out, dried
out, or grass hoppers should come
again, and you would next year
have to be carried over till your
crop could be marketed. Would
these outside men do il? Would
they to whom you have given you,
cash in advance or c. O. D. orders
credit you for sugar, Hour and meat
Not q bit of it. Then why will you
not, in times Of pleanty, trade with
home merchants who are Away!
ready to come 10 youl aid in time1
of need?
For the Democratic State Conven
ton to be held at Yankton, May %
the C. NJ. & st. P. Ry. will sell ex
c%ursion tickets May 23rd to 18th in
elusive, at one fare for round TRIP
return coupons good until May 28tl
+. 8. LuKENs.
!, 1886 Agent.
California peaches 20 cts.
California apricots Is eta.
All yellow peaches Is cents, .
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