Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-10-11
G. A. SlBLY,
OF MITCHELL.
GO TO HEAR HIM
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that way.
Auditor Walsh has his election
notice in this issue.
Walter Tawcett the Sioux Falls at
torney is in the city.
MI. Everybody and his family ar
going to the fair today.
DR.. Hudson visited Sioux Cit,
on Tuesday to view the races
The county commissioners were il
session on Tuesday and Wednesday
r. W. Ericsson of Big Springs is re
joicing over the arrival OF an heir t
his estate,
In this issue will be found the treas.
urer's statement coupled with the
auditors exhibit.
Harrington and Butler are in the
county Jail serving out their sentences
thirty days each.
Call at Simmons millinery store and
examine their large stock of trimmed
hats, from SOC to S..
Mrs. VIM. Lepper of Sioux Falls is
visiting with her father and mother
- soDNo AuhSoit
Melvin Grigsby addressed an audi
ence in Richland on Monday night in
behalf OF he populist party.
Will Comfy is back from tramping on
the quarter stretch ut the Inter State
fair. Will remarks: "Races-gool."
New styles in winter hats are arriv-
ing every week ut Simmons millinery
store. Call and see them before buy
ing elsewhere.
Rev. A. Nj. Pipes is in Illinois at
tending the settlement of his step
fathers estate OF which he will receive
a goodly share.
Said a man on the street today.
"The pops must be on the hog train if
they think they can scare people into
voting their ticket"
G. X. Hutton wife and two children
OF Pierce, Neb., are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j.. NJ. Talcott. Mrs. Hutton
is "A daughter of Mr.. T~alcott.
Mrs. Hudson, wife of DIR. Hudson,
will soon visit Chicago, where she will
purchase Il stock of millinery, which
VIII be opened up in Elk Point.
Gen. Geo. A. Silsby, of Mitchell
VIII denver three addresses in this
county this week commencing on
Wednesday, on that day he will be at
Jei1erson, Thursday at Richland aud
Friday in SPHINX.
Sunday Journal OF Sioux City.-Mrs.
Margaret MOisi is dangerously i'll from
the effects of Il fall in which her
leg was broken Her daughter, Mrs.
LYDIA McFadden, who is visiting at
Elk Point, was telegraphed for.
Married, on the 9th instant, by Rev.
Geo. w. Freeman, at his home, james
Halliday Of McCook and Miss Agnes
Hilbrand of Sioux City, Ia. These
parties are highly esteemed by all who
know them. We wish them long life,
peace and prosperity.
Rev. Geo. W. Freeman returned on
Monday from Madison, S. D., where
he has been attending the state Ba,,-
list convention. He reports a very
successful meeting, Notwithstanding
the inclement weather which prevailed
during the last days OF the session.
Marriage certificates have been is
sued to the following couples since
Il last issue: j. X. Mckee of Sar-
Eeant Bluffs, Ia, and Ollie May Mad
lson OF Lake City, Ia; VIM. Montague
and Miss Matte Bruseau of jefferson;
Charles Montague and Lizzie Bruseau
Of Jefferson.
Judge Bennett Of Deadwood. who
delivered the address Monday even
ing, is a candidate on the republican
ticket in Lawrence county for county
Judge. While here he stated that
there was no doubt whatever Of the
republicans carrying the Hills bv a
larger majority than ever
Married, by Rev. Geo. W. Freeman
Mt his home, on the 9th instant, Oscar
A. Anderson and Miss Grace Duncan,
daughter OF Archie Duncan. Tie
above parties are well and most fav-
orably known, and highly respected
by all in the north part Of our county
n we wish peace and prosperity be
theirs to possess.
Some months ago the supreme court
decided a case in which the Sioux
Fails brewing company was Interested,
ruling that Il beverage called -"beer"
was not necessarily intoxicating and
could not be held so by a court. This
decision caused much comment pro
n o over the state. In an opinion
from the same court handed down
today Is this paragraphs: "The court
Will take judicial notice that the drink
known In this state as lager beer is
IN intoxicating liquor"
The despicable cry Of the populists
and particularly Old Man Knapp that
II Olaf johnson is elected treasurer he
would permit Ringsrud to use county
money Is so ridiculously false that we
uombt II there are many who would
Sslleve such a story. In the first place
Mr. johnson II he would permit such a
Sning after being elected would be
,ianle criminally for such acts and could
pe imprisoned upon conviction. Then
another thing the county treasurer
must give a large sized bond approved
~ the county commissioners which
1%a S.u The county against any irregu.
laIitaes. The only purpose OF such a
T.y - 70 voters into voting for
larson, WHOSE best friends say he can
not be electe9.
Some q the populists up in Sioux
v; "itey are talking through their hats
M IN LegAfd to the C hatsworth bridge
t Gh US secured through the assis-
sllars Commissioner Dodd. They
ss.s1 sn43t a tremendous" cost was
Hrsl Onto Union county in con-
Ssao09s1 OF It's construction. They
j TO particuarlirze whnt they