Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-11-30

Chickens, between now and Christ
mas. Highest Market Price
Paid. ACE WEBSTER.
OFFICE IN BASEMENT OF HOFFMAN BLOCK.
Beresford has a skating rink.

Father Hogan is canvassing the
idea Of enlarging the Catholic church
Of this city. The seating capacity
Ut the church is taxed to it's utmost
eacl, Sunday.
Little Grace Talcott. the FIVE year
old daughter Of Mr.. Mrs. j. s. Tai.
colt Oh Monday fell from the top Of
the back stairway Of the Talcott
block to the bottom. Her injuries
were quite severe, knocking out four
Of her teeth and bruising her face
quite badly. The little one, how.
ever, is improving and will soon be
out.
1t seems The COURIER labored
under \ misrepresentation as to the
price the Beresford city council was
to pay for her electric lights. In
stead OF being s35 a light it is six
lights tor S35-a very low figure
aud the town has occasion to con.
gratulate itself upon the remarkably
low figure it will have to pay for one
Of the metropolitan conveniences.
On last Thursday, a week ago,
Carl Paulson, the 14-year son of Erik
Paulson, living within four miles OF
Alcester, fell under a wagon load o.
corn and was killed. The dead bow
was a nephew Of Hans Anderson OF
Virginia township one Of the lead.
ing farmers Of the north end. Moth
ing is known with regard to how
the accident occurred. WheE found
the body of the boy was in the cold
clasp OF death. 1t is possible that
the lad fell from off the wagon, the
hind wheels passing over bis chest
crushing it in.
The change of time table took place
on Sunday. The Sioux Falls train
arrives from Sioux City at llI5,
bot, being a few moments earlier.
Coming back the Sioux Falls train
arrives at $40 in the afternoon and
the Mitchell train at 3:45; both be-
ing a few minutes later. The
Yankton train arrives and departs
the same us Of old. The change is
very light here, but in Sioux Falls
it is different. The northbound
passenger arrives there at l:55 in
the afternoon and puts up for the
night. To go to Egan passengers
will have to wait until z o'clock in
the evening.
Prot. Ira Hicks in his forecast oi
the weather Tor December declares
that active disturbances will begin
on the LIST ana 4th. II will grow
warm as the storm inlications de.
velope. A cold wave will be exper.
fenced from the 4th to the 9Th.
The whole country will feel this
chilly blast. About the It'll and 81,
the cold will moderate. Great cold
will follow. On the 18th it will ge.
warmer, with rain and snow. On
the 18th and 18th look out Tor re-.
newed storms. The storm period
beginning about the 22ni and reach.
ing to the 26tll promises many win.
ter storms. A heavy sleet will
accompany these storms. from the
29th to the Both it will get warmer
Regarding the suspension o.
Father Ahern who once had charge
of the Elk Point parish, a tele.
gram published in the dailies las,
week states that Father Atlern q
year ago joined in printing charges
against Bishop Marty which were
sent to Rome. Reference was made
to the bishops personal conduct
accusing him of u ruinous admins.
tration, and limiting that the bishops
retirement would he satisfactory tc
the church OF the state. When Mgr
Satolli arrived in the United State.
these charges were reported to him
and by him to Archbishop Ireland
for final adjudication. 1t is general.
ly regarded that the charges are
false, and without the slightest iusti.
ication. Archbishop Ireland hal
not yet passed upon Ahern's com
plant.