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The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The ladies' auxiliary society of Temple
Emanuel will meet Monday at 2:30
o'clock. at the residence Of Mrs. Il. Zim-
merman. 122 Fifth avenue.
A grand masque ball will be given at
Turner hall ON March 2 by the Helena
Maennerchoir. nt which some very hand
some prizes will be distributed.
DR.. Robert Collyer, OF the Brooklyn
Tabernacle congregations, New York, will
preach in the Central Presbyterian church,
on Helena avenue, next Sunday morning,
at II o'clock. on the subject, "Only a
File"
The Helena Literary society will hold its
next meeting ON Monday evening" at the
residence of Rev. Nc. Schoppe, 42l Law
rsnoe street. There will be paper enti-
tled Before CHANGER" and one on "Co-
temporary History of Chaucer." The plan
of the society is to study English litera-
ture from the beginning. Those who have
no time to do the work NAV become mem
bsrs of the society, have the benefit of the
pauers read, and join freely in the discus
sion tina. follows. About forty have al
ready joined. A list of the available works
on the subject thas follows will be given ut
each meeting.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
HELENA KINDERGARTENS.
Two Under Experienced Teachers A
Now In Operation In This City.

Two Under Experienced Teachers Are
Now In Operation In This CITY.
II will bs good news to many Helena
cessful operation in this city two sxosllent
kinderRartens, one in the Central school
building, tho other In the Hawthorne
school. While these kinderRartens arc not
supported at the expense of tho taxpayers,
they are under the general direction Of the
board Of education. by whom thev have
been located in vacant rooms OF the school
buildings, thus making thom accessible to
those who may wish to take advantage of
them.
These departments are under the imms.
dtate direction OF two thoroughly scientific
kinderGartenera--Mrs. Anna Powell, of
Chicago, and Mrs. Corman, of San Jose,
Gal. Both ladies are graduates OF kinder
Garten associations have had successful sx-
persnce in other cities, are thoroughly
equipped with all the modern appliances
for entertaining and instructinQ tho little
ones
1t 10 not necessary to explain the object
OF these departments nor to enumerate the
advantages to be derived from them
Helena people know and appreciate their
worth and will be glad to give their little
onss the advantages of their delightful
sessions.
In view of the favorable locations which
they have secured through the courtesy and
public spirit of the trustees and to bring
the ktndergarteus within the reach of all
who may desire TO send to them the ladies
IN charge have placed the tuition at 81 por
week or 81 a month. Parties desiring to
send children may call upon the teachers
at their reception rooms, or communicate
with them through Supt. Young, who will
be glad TO give any information desired
concerning the work, which he heartily in
dorses.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
PERSON All.

j. p. Mitchell, of Deer Lodge, is at The
Helena.
Ed. Stokes, Of New York. is at the Grand
Central.
j. b. Rule, of South Butte. was in town
yesterday.
Judge Stephen De Wolfe, of Butte. is at
The Helena.
Mrs. NJ. +. Murray, of Boulder, is at the
Grand Central.
A. c. Quaintnnoe. of Boulder. was in
town yesterday.
Douglass Martin, an attorney at Great
Falls, was in Helena yesterday.
G. l.. johnson, OF Cascade Ia among
northern Montana visitors in the city.
Barney Kelly and A. Sharp were among
the visitors in town yesterday from EN-
plre.
General Manager Robinson. of the Mon.
tana company, limited, was in town yester-
day from Marysville.
F. p. Sterling, who has been treating
with the Shoshone and Arrapahoe Indians
for the cesaion of portion of their reserve,
returned home yesterday after an absence
of six weeks.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
TRIED FOR ASSAULT.

,nrlie Jurgens Said to Have Used II
kuife In n Fight,
Charlie Jurrens, who said his true name
hs Charles p. Briggs. was placed on trial
|sterday in Judge Hunts court. He is
arged with assault with a deadly weapon
one Nettles in MonRrain's saloon on
nth Main street, several weeks ago. 1t
|peared from the testimony of the prose-
|tion's witnesses that the men got into
|arrel which wound up by Jurgens knock
g Nettles down. The witnesses said Jur-
ms made several passes al if with knife,
10 they would not swear that no had
|ife. Jurgens left the saloon and after
tie while returned. While he was out
Pttles found that he had been cut near
10 left hip. Shortly after Jurgens' return
dropped knife in ouspidor. Nettles
emed to be an unwilling witness. The
|eory of the defense is that of self de-
hse, Arguments will be heard by the
fy to- day.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

Charming Katie Putnam who ia now fill
ing very successful engagement in Butte
is spoken Of by the Miner as follows: Last
night Katie Putnam was again met with
crowded house composed of appreciative
people who, to the fullest extent. enjoyed
the performance of the bright comedy
drama Love Finds Way In this play
the charming little actress sustains dual
character and the audience is at a loss in
which to admire her acting the most. but
the generel opinion was that as Tommy, in
boys clothes, she played her part to per-
lection. Tho play is bright one through
out and all the members of the company
sustained their respective roles with the
ability and fidelity that stamps it as one of
the most complete supporting companies
now in existence. Seats will be on sale
Saturday evening.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
Hreston's Case,

|rhs jury in the case of the state vs. Guy
Preston. charged with obtaining $40O
bm the Second National bank of Helena
|der false pretenses, retired to jury
pm yesterday afternoon and had not
reed when court adjourned. In the event
their agreeing at any time before this
brning they are to seal their verdict and
esent ID when court meets at 10 a. IN,
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
Civil Business,

r.. w. knight, 80 agent commenced suit
|sterd"y against FL. j. Lowry for $944 So
300 attorney fees on mortgage.
IA decreeof divorce was granted Josephine
kssetta yesterday by Judge Buck from
Puis Buasettn on the ground of dessrtlon.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
samuel X. Davis-Special.

samuel X. Davis-Special.
INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Bald Butte-Nery little stock in this great
gold mine is offeted-the present lots that
have in bank for delivery is probably all
that can be put chased within so per cent of
price offered at.
Iron Mountan-ln the history of this
mine no better time to invest ID presented
than the present.. ] he price OF stock is
guaged by the necessites OF the holders.
Whielatoh Union and Mclutire--lf there
| il any safer stock to purchase than in this
coming great gold mine | fail to see 1t, it IS
absolutely a good Investment.
Yellowstone (Castle1-A few lots for sale
| that are II good speculative purchase The
railroad is practically assured.
California (Castle)-A block of 5000
shares that is safe speculation at the
price.
Yellowstone (Castle) = One lot l,7OO
shares-chsnp. il sold at once.
26 and 27 Bailey Block.
The Res Hive is the bargain house of Helsnn -
their big at in this iss
To settle the senatorial fight
Go to +. ed Sass
For cigars.
Tho latest in silver slipper buckes. 500 tn ON
at tho Helena Jewciry 60
ace curtains, full size. for 81 por pair at Tho
Eev Hive this week
HELENA IN BRIEF,
Jnckson's music store, Bailey block.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
Arrival. at the Grand Central

I'd Stokes, New York AC Quaintance, Roul-
A + Wade, city der
Earl Turner, Winston j Faulkner. st Paul
" III beach, Missoula Ill PETERSON, Deer
Mrs Peters Il, leer Lodge
Lodge J Rule, South Eutte
ID II Parsons st Paul Jas n Raston Marys-
Thos Mccormick, vile
Townsend Douglas Martin. Great
l. j Meyar. Chicago rails
j A Watson. Helena Herbert k Bush nell,
Barney Kelly. Umpire city
Sharp, Empire Il, Schenck Marys-
Chas II Smell, bailiff. vile
and jurymen j tanghsrt, Yor
Mrs 5 ii labble. York NJ Larson, Maryeville
Mrs Larson, Msrysvilie l. N Wood, Ldorado
s Dodge. Winston lar
Mrs Dodge. Winston ii ii DeCamp. Bis
Mrs Nj h Murray, houl marck
der Joe Lands, Mssouln
Bert Ford. st Louis. Mo q LowniDg. Great
+ BARTLETT, esthell. Falls
Mass C /. Johnson Cascade
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

Large line of ladies muslin underwear Just re-
ceivsd at The Bee Hive.
Table linens in sets at greatly reduced prices
at | he Bee Hive this week.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
Arrivals at The Helena.

II Potter. Philadelphia A J. Sinclair, San
3 DoN olfe. Into Francisco
II S HONEYWELL, Butte G i Castle, Chicago
Chas schaiIlein, butte J W Ment2. Chicago
j II Werst, hcago l. Newman, Chicago
. s Pow. Letrot. Mich j ID FINN, Livingston
IL Il jenkins, N p RR Nm ,iossln. n = II II
Hon J y Sosson II Il Robinson, Msrys
l. konder, New York vle
Patterson. ureat A W Stewart Chicago
Falls J T. Mitchell. Deer
Geo G Catlett, San Lodge
Francisco Dn Warner, Madison.
Wood. Omaha Wis
p Ptacy, hicago Bacurn Nnrys-
Il l! Whitmore, Msrys- viie
willie II + Rolfo, Great Falls
B FaTchild. New II Cannon. Kalispell
York W W Currier, Great
l. Is smith. Great Falls Inlls
w Bingham, Augusta
Tho Poo Iive is headquarters for house fur
nishing goods OF all kinds
60 TO tho linen sale at he Beo II i've this
wceA
Only Two Nights and Fast Time to Chi
CRgo.
The Great Northern makes several hours
quicker time--Hslena to 81. Paul-thau any
other line; il the only line which mskos tbo
run to Chicago in two nights, other lines
using throe aud four ni9hts.
Il. Fl. LANGLEY
General Ticket Agent.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

Commencing Monday. Feb. 13. we will
|er at retail our entire stock of boots,
pes and rubber goods ut cost. as We are
eitiyeiy going out of business. Call and
|emine our large stock of fine, medium
u cheap foot wear and satisfy yourself
Lt We are i'll earnest.
j. 7. WoorMAN q Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

|n comparison with tho colossal clearing sale
Bands Bros. all other sales will sink into in
|nificance.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

Something now in silver and satin belts at the
Helena Jewery Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

elegant line of silver hat markers at tho Hell
| ,Iawolrv 60
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
Shoe bargains.

treat bargains at the 30 towel sale this week
he Lee live.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

Tho hoo Hive ia Offering special Inducements
|,u,ors OF chenille table covers and portieros
week,
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

arQo line OF now ribhons Just received at
Lchcr Il radlcy'r, l0a broadway.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25
MIXED SWEETS.

We can promptly honor the largest orders for
the largest households and we are scrupulcusiy
careful about he smallest order for the smallest
househ lids Our prices are right and our goods
are equally ELECTROMAGNETIC, you can find us at
Lindsay Il Co.'s old stand on dwards street
If you want a complete bill of fare lust glance
over our stock of table necessities and luxurles.
iou will promptly admit that finer assortment
never Appealed TO the palate attracted the eye.
TURNER Il CO., EDWARDS ST.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

very thing in tho market at tho Bon Tonn newl,
|ned.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

70 sett o the senatorial fight
10 to Fred Snss'
'or cigars.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

ace curtains full size. for 81 por pair at Tho
Fev Hive this week.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

Tho latest in silver slipper buckles. 500 tn en-,
at tho lielena Jewolry 70
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

To settle the senatorial fight
Go to Fed Sass
For cigars.
The Helena independent., 1893-02-25

The Foe Hive is the bargain house of Hclsnn
see their big ad in this Issue.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28
= EARLY SET

The Days Of Log Huts Recalled and
Old Timers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Changes Brought About Ina Quar-
ter Of q Century.
Many persons from the west have
visited their former homes in the
east during the past summer and
have noted the many changes that
have taken place since the last visit.
Many faces that we're familiar in
childhood have disappeared and
their names aro written on the
newly erected marble slabs in the
silent village near by. The young
sters Of former days have grown to
ma and womanhood and We fail
completely to recognize them. The
trees our fathers planted have grown
TO wondrous size, the homes Of our
childhood have gone to decay and
have been removed TO give place to
modern palatial residences. In fact,
everything SCENE changed, and after
a few greetings we say to ourselves,
this 10 not a. it used to be; let us re-
turn to our new western home.
Returning, We find that very many
changes have takon place IN country
40 well ~ town and city in aQuarter
Of i century. When Ne frst looked
out upon the broad prairic, the
woodland and tho Fiver1 that Orm
AZ h~nul~ea - 13.l-nakA 0ne.xk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

kUokOsa. Fences Wero almost un.
knOwn. Small fields here ana there
were enclosed with the old fashioned
stake-and.rider fence and the cattle
roamed at will. The rails on the
Sioux City and Pacific were laid to
the deep cut 4 mile east OF the Floyd
river. This WINS February 20, 1868.
The log houses at Sioux Point
have one by IN disappeared and
the early settlers Of that locality
have almost entirely gone. Cozack
aud Paquette at the Zig Sioux are
dead. Mr.. Webber and Mr.. Dennis,
who run the saw mill just below the
bridge are also dead. Charlie
Brazeau. Louis Shiney, Barney
NOLAN ana several Of the Kelloggs
are dead. Among the early settlers
Of Sioux Point were several French.
men who married Indian women,
and among these were Brughier,
who lived just across the Sioux in
Iowa, who married a daughter Of
the famous chief, War Eagle, Pre-
meau, Prue, Brnzcau aud others.
One after another they have driftcd
to the reservations, not willing to
give up their children of copper
color and their wives, the choice of
their youth. In the winter time il
was no unusual thing 10 see the
teepes OF their friends and relatives
from the reservations, who were
visiting them. Old Joe Prue and
his wife and children are today on
the Pine Ridge reserve and 4 SON of
Premeau is chief of Indian police on
the Cheyenne reserve. j. II. Nc
C0mber, who took u homestead and
set out the fine grove of cotton
woods just beyond McCook, is dead.
Hon. NJ. M. Williams lives in Mus
catine, Ia. DR.. o. F. Stevens is
dead. Austin Cole, for whom the
the county was first named, lives in
Iowa City. MI. Dow is in Oregon.
DR.. Heath is a resident OF Sioux
City. The genial Jim Adams, men,
Der OF the house Of 1877, lives in
Sioux City. Ben Bodia, so long
postmaster ut McCook, has disar.
peared from view. The affable Joe
Cullinan. once register Of deeds Of
this county, who lived among the
mommoth cotton woods is dead.
Also Vincent IAbelle, member Of the
house Of 1867. At jefferson
Michael Ryan, Charles Labreeche,
and ]. B. Bourrillette, and near by
Maloney and Michael Curry,
who nave been many times hon
ored by their countrymen, still live
in a~ffluent circumstances, full of
honors and years. Old Mr.. Rean-
deau. who lived and prospered SO
at the Fourteen-mile house, lie
dead. His place was long known
as the headquarters for Burleigh
men III the political campaigns
Of our early history. The log
Of a quarter Of n century
ago that dotted the prairie every
where l,as, in almost every case,
given way to the splendid two
story modern residence. Perhaps
there is no other locality in Soutl,
that has improved along this
line more than the southern end Of
county. Verify, the goddess
Of fortune has smiled upon this Sec
ton to a wonderful degree.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28
THEIR CHARTER SUSPENDED.

The Local Odd Fellow Lodge In
Trouble-To BE Settled In May.
For tho first tune in the history
OF Odd Fellowship in South Dakota
the charter Of AN authorized lodge
has been suspended, and the lodge
in question is the one in Elk Point.
Grand Master Gus Bach of Hurley
and Deputy Grand Master Nash
Of Canton arrived in the city on
Tuesday evening to attend a special
meeting Of the members of the ledge.
What took place at that meetihg is
not known to the general pu' lie,
except that the charter Of the | ,lge
was suspended by the grand tG..-
GERS. 1t is current rum r, owev,r,
that the lodge for the past year has
been seriously divided and that the
discord has been growing with COLI
81 ,era' le intensity. The factim al
difere, .ccs, If the ru..lors are cor.
rect. exist in the acceptance, largely,
Of new members.
Applicants being, it is said, de.
clared accepted when there were
many "blackb balls" cast.
A charge which has been made
is that certain differences exist over
the election Ut officers. II seems
when the annual election took place
on December 5, there were two
tickets in the field, one headed Nv
H. NJ. Wallace aud the other by E.
8. johnson. When the votes werc
counted il was declared that Wal
lace had 81 votes and johnson II,
although there were only IS persons
voting, two being scattering. Afr.
nations Of Is interested parties have
it is said, been submitted in each Of
which the afirmer declares that he
voted for Johnson,th leaving only
lis who voted for Wallace. To sum-
marie the situation, it is charged
that the ballots were tempered with
to secure Johnson 3 defeat. Whether
these two surmises are correct. on
the pant of Dame Ru.nor, TIE C'ou-
RIER man is unable to state. It is
a regretful circur stance that any
discor . should exist and that the
town should ba thus forge. into
pr ,minence. Tho Whole matter will
ca,:ie up 'efpre the grand lodge
meeting in May and tho difficulty
adjusted, satisfact rily, it il to he
j ped. ~ MI concerned. Messrs.
Bach md Nash departed for their
hMsaes ON Wednesday at noon.
The result Of the suspension
places out Of the pale, for the pre-
sent, Of the order, every member Of
the local lodge.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28
HAVE ..
PAPk'S PICTURE TAKEN
WILL LAYTON.
PERSONALS.

Samuel Eslick is very i'll from an
attack Of Ia grippe.
Miss Jennie Byvee arrived from
Ponca Oh Tuesday.
G. H. Stafford, state oil inspector
was in the city today.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pipes was a. Sioux
City visitor III Tues ''ay.
Mrs. C. H. Lindsay returned from
a visit to Sioux City today.
Dr. II. F. Lington Of Vcrmillion
was in the city on Tuesday.
Prof. G. H. Frye went to Parker,
s. D., today. He speaks before the
institute.
e. s. Mcdonald OF Sioux Falls,
was a caller at The COURIER office
yesterday.
Mrs. w. r. Eu~c!aa:.an is home
from her holiday visit with her
parents in Iowa.
Miss lIelca Watson ofSio.x Falls
has been the guest, this week, Of
Mrs. Will Lawton.
Mrs. Frank Gilmore and sister
enjoyed Christmas with their par.
ents H. Fullerton. Neb.
w. c. Gortun, formerly of this
place, is assistant engineer Mt the
"Sol.icrs Home," Hot Springs, S. d.
John Hresch went to Yankton to-
day to appear before the United
States examining board Of surgeons.
Nj. and Mrs. II. II. Maupin of
Beresford were visiting Mrs. Mau-
plus parents. They returned to-
day.
W. l.. Dow, the Sioux Falls archi-
tect, vas in the city last night. He
was exhibiting church plans to the
Episcopal building committee.
Miss Grace Bringgold, sister of
Mrs. J. S. Talcott, took her de-
parture for her home in Pine Island,
MINI, on Wednesday. after a plea.
SAINT visit.
Miss Allie Talc4t arrived f. M
Ianktvn t, e,,y .:cr Christmas
with her father anl :lot!er. Miss
Allie is gctti:g along splendidly in
her n.usioa! studies.
Mrs. W.T.. Vi;.s.n left un TAGS
day for Mt. Nernan, a., t ,enj the
winter in r~ceurerlivn and rest
fruIn tie severe illn.es sic ex-
%periehccd curing the fall.
Mr.. Orr, EIfcs. formerly connected
with The COURIER but how foreman
Of the mechanical department. OF
the South Dakota State Forum, was
in tie city Monday circulating
among his frienis.
Mr.. George IIassoD, one of the
Sioux City Tri' uae's typos, is spend
ing Christmas week with his folks
GA Washington street. George is
accompanied by Ills wife, whose
parents also reside here.
Will Frcca.an,c edit file Stylus,
the literary orsa;. uft!lc Baptist uni
versity Fl TX Falls, is spen ing
Lis :. li!ay vacati II with lis par
eats. VIII Swings n trcmc' at pen
AHA The Stylus has II rig ter al.-
pearai'cc III consequence.
Sioux ity J3uraal Of Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. DeLany Of
Pierre, S. D., were in t..e city on
Friday AMI Saturday, tie guests
Of Mrs. Delays sisters, the Misses
Annie and ELLA 'urri.. The y ung
la!ies acc lr,,anicl thea to Elk
Point, where t',ey will spend the
holidays with their parents.
Thomas Ryan, Wilbur Carter,
Louis Carey, Clyde Keller, Jack
Keevil, Fred Callahan and Will
Chausee, all Elk Point boys now at
tending the Metropolitan business
college Of Sioux City. came up from
tile metropolis to spend Christmas
with their respective parents. The
boys speak in words of praise for
the college, it being ono Of the best
in the west.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

We sell Parks Cough Syrup on .
positive guarantee to cure VII the
throat and lung troubles. It has
stood the test for many years aud
to-day is the leading remedy for the
cure Of colds, consumption and all
diseases Of the throat and lungs.
Price so cents and 500 for sale At
J. S. TalcOtt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

If you are in need Of first-class
dentistry work you should keep in
mind that DR.. Dorman will be at
the Merchants hotel the FIRST week
ia January.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

Ladies' neckware, linen goods for
table nae, all Of which would make
lovely presents at The Palace store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

RboumAtl1lN.
IL a symptom OF disease Of the
kidneys. 1t will certainly be re.
LEVIED by Parks' Sure Cure. That
headache, backsche and tired feel
ing come from the same cause. Ask
for Parks Suoe Cure for the liver
and kidneys, price @1.W. Sold by
]. s. TnlcOtt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

Tiny, little and big dolls from .
plain dressed one to a princess in
full regalia at ThOrntOh's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

ID. Dorman, the dentist. will Be
at the Merchants hotel the 6rst
week in January.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28
Q.
and Winter Dry Coo
AT ROCK-BOTTOM PRICE

GOODS--In all the different qualities from theohe4SS2&&
to the best. Also q nice line Of Dress OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND HosIERY-The largest stock ~ -
carried Prices very low.
that sells the goods.
BLANKETS COMFORTS AND FUR RoBEs-In -
assortment. #&ZMN7M
SILK HANDKERcHIEFs AND M~UFFLERs~A nlos lES
Of them just received today. 3NH8N
Also bear in mind that we carry the. largest stock 81 olofHT.sN
and shoes IN the CITY, where you are always sure to Get re3oNlE%
goods, at the lowest living prices.
A Q. RINGSRUD
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

Our line Of ladies silk mittens il
complete, goods first class at A. Q.
RINGsRUD's,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28
Pine Plour For Sale.

Kenney & Newgards -four fol
sale. Top Notch 4l.W per sack,
Fancy Patent e1.l5 per sack. Ora.
ham S.25 per sack and pure Buck.
wheat -four at w. FIsK's
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

Notice.
To whom it may concern. We
kindly invite all parties knowing
themselves indebted to us for past
due accounts, to call and settle on
or before Jan. /, 1894. We also
invite all parties having past due
accounts against US to call and We
will settle. CURRY BRos.
Elk Point, s. %.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

Clothirgi Clothingl Clothing
way down prices at Freeman's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-12-28

Elegant oranges direct from Flori'
da At s. G. ThOrntOn',e.