Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-09-07

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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
This u corn weather.
The city schools open September
the 18th.
A baby arrived At the hons Of
John Hutchinson on Thursday.
Supt. Sheehan addressed 4 large
gathering near Yankton 4 week ago
last Saturday.
The Vermillion public school,
with Prot. r. n. Collins az principal,
opened on Monday.
The Sioux bridge below McCook
has been completed and the ferry
service discontinued.
Tho Bank Of Alcester reopened on
Monday with Charles Williams at
the head Of the concern.
The marriage Of Walt Rhoton
and Miss Della Elliott took place in
Beresiord on Wednesday, Aug. 80.
Henry Rowe left on Tuesday for
q visit to the worlds fair. He will
also visit ut Dundee, Ill., his old
home.
Martin Rust has had eight men at
work for three weeks, harvesting
broom corn, which is of decidedly
superior quality this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Simmons
are the proud possessors Of a IL
pound girl. The young lady made
appearance on Saturday September
l, 1893.
County Commissioners Dodd re-
ports good yields Tor wheat around
Alcester. The average up there is
in the neighborhood Of seventeen
bushels to the acre.
The camp meetings being held ON
the Methodist ,ol,urch lots we're
closed on Monday evening after a
very successful term in prosecuting
the cause Of Christ.
A fine sample of millet grown
upon the farm Of Alexander Beaver
WAS shown tn the editor 1T THE
COURIER OF Monday. 1t will easily
60 seventy-tive bushels to the acre.
The a.ljuster for the Phoenix In.
surance company Of Hartford ad.
iustel the loss on the NJ. Ricard
barn last week. The insurance to
the amount of $50 was paid in
gold.
The Inter Ocean bicycle club Of
Sioux City started on Sunday for a
trip 10 Itawarden. Five OF the
party played out when they reached
this point and rode back in the
evening.
7. Mcfarland, who bought the
Stroble livery stable last spring and
q month ago sold out, left for Hen.
derson county, Illinois, his former
home. His household goods were
shipped on Monday.
The Daily Sentinel, a bright and
sparkling new daily, full Of crisp
and curt sayings, edited by Karl
Gerner and f. L. Mease at Madison,
was recsivsd the other day.
Itt the brightest nswspaper agoing
I'm Madison.
Amanda NJ. Bowdle, widow of A.
N. Bowdle Of Mitchell, has been
elected president Of the Security
bank In Mitchell, . position for
mssiy held by her husband. Mrs.
Bowdls has the honor OF being the
only woman bank president in
South Dakota.
The editor Of the Centerville In.
dex visited the worlds fair the other
day and y inclined 10 the beliefthx
che South Dakota building would
make . good slaughter house. The
exhibits within the building, &C
cording TO the impression from read.
Inn The editors article, consists Of
ono sign and one carpet. The- sign
roads, This % not . park, % do not
at your lunches here.
Secretary eheehan, Of the fair 60
cisty, deserves praise for the man.
nsr IS which hs u advertising the
mir. Complimentary notices have
been published BY the Press and
ArEus-IAadsr Of Sioux falls, Re-
pablican and Independent Of Ha.
warden, Journal and Tribune Of
tsioux City; 81 Ill the Yankton,
Caution, Hudson. Mitchell, Parker
and Csntsrvills papers and many
Othels. The fair b open to the
world and b attracting attention.
II should b remembered that mn.
der III Inv p11sd By The last leg
islature Judges Of election must b
- appointed that the majority shall
= lfom that party. IL each precinct
Whtell..had : majority Of tho votes q
the last elsction, unless : third party
ha1l q lest nAeen pr cent. 81 u,
yoea1, then one iudesmust bs chosen
rom each party. .Ihe judges mus
T. appointed not moro than THIRTY
~ - than llitesn days bsfoFs cleo
Hon ; and the centsal committee .
ny potsy may, o. tlassequest Of tei
- seol. q To voeAfeof NJ party
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