Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-08-02
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The summer Is half gone,

The summer is half gone.
The mill hos anew smoke stack.
The 6oGss in Uri Woods livery
stalle ars. snering fran the pink eye.
Ed Quick .as a number OF men
working ron the he" Lpiseopal
church.
u.,-. Muhs and family, with a
nartvl Akron friends, are camping
On Ii Sioux.
auire Smythe married On Tuesday
A.. Henry johnson and Miss Ella Is.
Aodge OF Akron.
The railway mail agent threw of
the Vermillion mail Tuesday instead
OF the Elk Point sack.
A brother Of j. A. Miller is a dele
gate to the state republican conveE-
ton from Brown county.
Rev. Irvine has received calls from
the local Baptist church as well as the
Baptist society Of Egan.
The water power and mill site of the
ponca Mill company is being offered
Or sale by advertisement.
ihas. Higgins was arrested on last
Friday for disturbing the peace.
ay he was fined 81 and cost.
r,>T. Nankeuren proposes to be
I.uIkpr the winter and bought four
ooAaSd Of Warren Fisk on Mon
Fresh a~.!egational church is being
49,. Mr.. Gettle il master OF
AsCp;,, ,,,J nn ,varl1nnt inI, ha &c
doing.
Ex-Mayor Powers Of Yankton, well
known here, and Mis-. Sarah NJ. Purdy
OF West Superior, Wis, were married
last week.
Hicks forecasts give prominence in
the review of weather events for Au-
gust that many shocks Of earthquake
will be felt.
G. b. Crumline purchased OF C. D.
Lufkin a very fine b fat baritone horn.
Mr.. Crumline is a member OF the Rick
land cornet band.
Mr.. Irwin L. Hubbard Of Stoughton.
Wis, and Miss Annie Davis OF Sioux
City were married by the Rev. Mr..
Irvine on Tuesday.
Rev. A. NJ. Pipes of the first Congrc-
gational church OF this city, and Rev.
W. s. Washborn OF Alcester will eX-
change pulpits next Sunday.
Harry Livingstone, son of the late
W. H. Livingstone, died Mt his home
in Sioux City on the night OF July 80.
The deceased was well known here.
Capt. vanKeuren brought to town
corn stalk measuring eleven feet in
height. When is comes to corn rails.
ing, the captain is a Goliath and has
the farm and soil to raise corn trees.
The COURIER has now a mailing ma.
chine and every subscriber can tel
when his subscription expires by read.
ing the month and year opposite his
name. Now Is a good time to square
up
Mrs. J. V. Hines received a letter
from her husband on Monday in which
he stated that he was getting alon0
finely and that the chances fol his
ver
The county teachers institute closes
on Friday evening. It has been one
OF the most successful held in the
county. In point OF attendance the
high water mark-l1O-has beer
reached.
John johnson, who lives thirteen
miles north, was in the city on Tues.
day and reports the rainfall Of Monday
night as being light. "More Lightning
and thunder than rain" said MIR
Johnson.
Angus Wright, a former resident o.
these parts, writes The COURIER IL
have his address changed from Ivan
hoe, Kas., to Raucnwood, Mo. Evil
IDENTIFY Mr.. Wright has moved to Mis-.
souri, to reside.
Any subscriber OF THE COURIER wht
will come in and pay up his arrears il
subscription, we will send him thu
American Poultryman for six month!
for nothing. This will only hold goos
until August Is.
A foot race on TUESDAY, Afternoon
was an exciting feature with a larg,
crQwd OF spectators. It was between
: -.1es'onals and was "fixed" to sui
sbox. The racers were Har
Al Partridge Of Vermillion
.I~
)9hrth annual exposition Of tn,
I'D, s. d., Fair association vii
ID at Scotland. s. D., Septembe
" inclusive. For the past thre,
rs this has been the most success
q fair In Tho state. This year agail
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