Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-06

Aionzo Goss, j. r. and NJ. B. Kent.
whom he had not met since their dis.
charge. These all served in company
!; Forty-sixth Illinois infantry, during
the war.
There Is considerable stealing going
on In the way OF robbing hay stacks.
Inc officers have several parties
spotted and an arrest may occur at
any moment.
The Sioux City Journal records the
TACT that Mrs. Alice Poulton Hunt has
resigned her position as soprano in
the First Congregational church choir
OF Sioux City.
Some trouble has been experienced
In n handling OF the furnace in the
public school building during the past
ten days, but everything is now in
ship-like shape.
The following teachers enjoyed Sab
bath day in Akron a week ago, accord
Ing to the Register: Miss Cora Has
son, Miss Lydia Hoffman and Miss
Nettie Murphey.
Miss Nettie Murphey spent Thanks
giving with her parents. Miss Muir
phey is teaching school in the Big
Springs district and is meeting with
splendid success.
Charles Vollmar also visited the
Akron lodge Of Modern Woodmen,
Mr.. Vollmar declares that it is worth
double the price OF admission to hear
Jerry Ryan laugh.
According to the Vermillion Repub.
lican, Harry Linch and CLYDE Keller
are "spooney," and, worse than that,
it is a couple Of Vermillion girls who
are the cause OF it.
Geo. r. Freeman is putting up 9
forty foot tower for his windmill in his
yards in this city. Mr.. Freeman pro.
poses to have plenty Of water-ever
in the dryest season.
Judge r. G. Smith and the accom-.
plished court reporter, Miss Charlotte
East. were in the city on Saturday
The Judge during the day was occu.
pied in hearing motions, etc.
Miss Belle Everett, who has been q
trained nurse in the sanitarium at
Battle Creek, Mich. for several years,
is SOC to marry a young Scandinavian
physician of good reputation.
Mrs. f. w. Miller gave another OF
| her delightful teas last week and Mrs.
| Miller, wife Of Prof. Miller succeeded
in winning the premium offered fol-
the "most artistically" made cap.
President Dodald Grant of the Citi.
| zens' bank of this city, and whose
i home is in Fairbault, MINI, is men
toned us senatorial possibility in Min
nesota to succeed Senator Washbnrn.
George Hasson of the Sioux City
Tribune was up for his turkey on
| Thanksgiving day. Mr.. Hasson an
ticipates the introduction Of the limo.
| type machines in the Tribune Office
ere long.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides parents, in this city, Tuesday
evening, November 81, 1894, VIM. H.
| Greedy and Miss Adie Everetts, JUS
tice J. T. Norton officiating. Both
of this city.
O. r. Thorald of Sioux Falls, repre-
senting the well-known Kelley in sti.
| tute of that place, was in the city on
Monday. Mr.. Thorald has been very
successful in working up business fol
the institution.
H. e. Hoffman returned on Monday
from a visit with John Richards and
| family at Lincoln, Neb. Mr.. Hoffman
| reports a very pleasant time with his
father-in-law, who is now engaged in
the coal business.
Rev. S. A. French, formerly pastor
| OF the NJ. L. church here, has found /,
necessary to remove to Missouri on
account of the health OF one of his
children. Mr.. French and family have
many friends here.
John i. Lee of Sphinx dropped into
our sanctum and added his mite
toward the purchase of a new outfit
| Mr.. Lee declares that he has takeI
The COURIER for twenty years anC
would be lost without it.
Eli Ricard, formerly a resident, wa
in the city on Saturday paying hi:
taxes on his Beresford property, an'
t%ransacting other business. Mr.
Picard is now a prominant contractor
in Toledo, O., and doing we'll.
Last Saturday Mrs. Emma Gcttl,
was granted a decree OF divorce OF
the grounds Of extreme cruelty from
her husband David ". There was NJ
defense made by Gettle who is a
present living in Grand Island, Neb
NJ. i. Kent entertained his parent!
on Thanksgiving day, the occasion
being the seventy fifth anniversary o
his fathers birth. There are few mel
more vigorous and active at this ad
vlnced age than the aged veteran, }
Il. Kent.
J. F. johnson of Sioux Valley callet
in THE COURIER office last Tuesda,
and paid for The COURIER for Il year il
advance. Mr.. Johnson is n Of tn
successful farmers in Sioux Vale
and rs a consequence is a sound re
publican.
Eiectment proceedings have bee
ordered against Mrs. &. p. friedrich
son, who conducts the Norwegian hotei
The suit was heard OF by Squire Smit
on Tuesday, and nm order was entere
as prayed for by the plaintiff job
Peterson.
Recently the cemetery has bee
beautitied by the addition of SON
very fine marble tombstOnes. MOnu
ments second to none in the yard hav
been placed at the last resting place
the relatives and children OF Also
Bovee and John Flanery.
Manager Dow of the Dow Clothin
, company OF Sioux City came up I
inspect his new branch store In tn
city. Arrangements are IN pro5res
; to secure n larger building and Hem
! Rowe has been rendered II propositic
for the use OF his building.
Parties come rs far west rs IL
!. Mosier settlement and pay good price
, for straw, drawing it to Sioux City +
feed. A close estimate places Il
number Of loads Of hay and straw I'll
crosses the Sioux bridge per wee
: going into Sioux City at 800.
The Hawarden Republican prints
account OF the articles OF ineorpor
!, ton Of the Hawarden Brick cornIan
: Jones Bros. of Doom, Ia, and Murtl
& Sickle form the co-partners. II
: latter named firm is well known her
Mr.. Murtha being a resident OF tn
. city.
y Several distinguished gentlem'
: were in the city during the past wee
Ex-Postn ,ter Kirk Of Sioux Cit
on business; John NJ. Pinckney