Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-06
APPLES! APPLES!
A Carload of Choice
NEW YORK WINTER APPLES,
In large 3-bu. barrels.
Greetings, Spys,
Baldwins,
TaIman's Sweets.
Prices Very Low. -.
S. G.
LOCAL
Hawarden has a whist club.


Hawarden has a whist club.
Rev. A. NJ. Pipes has a new Column
bia bicycle.
Only Dakota Gun have such lovely
fall weather.
Mr.. John Hays is reported very sick
with pneumonia.
Mr.. Ferris has entirely completed
the Episcopal chapel.
Col. G, r. Wiseman was a Sioux
City visitor Saturday.
Chairman Main and wife We're In
Sioux City on Monday.
William Schaetzel OF Parkston was
In the city on Saturday.
Rev. A. E. Cnrhart paid his friends
In Hudson a visit on Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lingle OF
Richland, a son, on Sunday, Dec. 2.
Miss Carrie Eddie returned from her
visit in Davidson county this state.
Three hundred pupils are now en-
rolled in the public schools Of our city.
The Akron Register notes that Mrs.
J. N. Rash has been very ill, but is
now improving.
A large party OF young people de-
voted a good share OF Saturday to
skating on the Sioux.
The COURIER has added a large
stock OF stationery and is prepared to
do work ut low prices.
The wolf hunt on Thanksgiving day
resulted in the capture OF one half
starved, lonesome wolf.
Just remember when in town to
come in and pay your subs ,riptiOn. 1t
is that "press," you know.
A. s. Disbrow, the prince merchant
OF Alcester, was a visitor during Sat
urday ut the county capital.
Yankton college is enjoying a very
successful year. One hundred and
eighty-nine students are enrolled.
The Interstate whist contest takes
place on January . in the card rooms
OF the Hawkeye club in Sioux City.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. John Gov
erdaie on next Saturday afternoon at
$50.
Mr.. Simmons has built a comfortable
addition to his residence property re-
Gently purchased from the Brookings
estate.
The social party at Armory hall on
Friday night was largely attended.
There was scarcely room for the merry
dancers.
Rev. Joseph Cook of Boston, one of
the most noted divines in the world,
delivered a lecture in Vermilion on
Tuesday.
DR.. L. C. Mead OF Yankton made a
trip to Sioux Falls last Saturday in Il
chase for an escaped lunatic. He was
successful.
Squire Duncan of Prairie township
was Il pleasant caller last Saturday.
Mr.. Duncan is one OF the sturdy farm
crs OF Prairie.
Sheriff elect Hans Anderson was in
the city on Saturday to secure a lease
OF the residence now occupied by
Sheriff Deane.
1t is generally understood that Judge
Smith will grant David Remillard Il
divorce and give him possession OF the
old homestead.
Wood will be taken on subscription.
Look ut your date on the margin and
see II you can not contribute a little tc
settle your mite.
Prairie chickens are flying about the
corniields by hundreds south OF town
and trappers expect a rich harvest "a
soon as sno falls.
Sam Omdahl, county clerk elect, has
rented the residence OF Mrs. Geo. W
Freeman on Franklin avenue, 10Y oc'
cupied by Mrs. Gettle.
Barney Donnelly, of the late Arm o1
r. A. Sheehan IL Co., millers, is il
Arkansas, where he has secured u sit
uation upon d railway.
Our business men and their EN-
ployes went home pretty we'll tiret
out on last Saturday night. 1t was
wonderful day for trade.
Among the candidates for the pc
sition OF turnkey Of the county bastilt
are: Ben +. Crum, Peter Carter, Geo
Haver and Samuel Harter.
Three men in Civil Bend drove nea
enough to u flock OF geese or a sane
bar, on Thanksgiving day, to secur'
eleven whoppers in six shots.
liver Quam's sons sold 1900 pound
OF chickens, live weight, In Sioux Git.
for s cents per pound hast week. Tn
chicken market has the blues.
Mrs. Leonine Stewart, wife OF d.
r. NJ. Stewart, formerly of this county
was recently appointed pOstmistres
at Mission Hill, YanktOn county.
Mrs. F. NJ. Gilmore leaves this wee
for Fullerton, Neb., where she will Ell
Joy a four weeks visit with her pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad Slaughter.
Charles Tillotson OF Akron, Ia, an
Miss Lille Mckee OF Lansing, In
were married November %. MIR. III
lotson Is n OF Akron's merchants.
Mrs. A. G. Ferris Of Sioux City,
soprano singer OF ability, rcndere
Congregational church last Sunday.
The Misses Woodruff, Mrs. Horsta
and Mrs. Hartman, all OF Sioux Cit,
spent q very enjoyable Thanksgiyin
with Nj. and Mrs. Charles II. Free
man.
Mrs, L. A. yining will in a few da,
leave for Bessemer, Ala, to spend II
winter with her son, who Is superb
dent Of the electric light plant IN TIL
city.
Judge G. s. Palmer OF Sioux Fal
was In the city Friday evening. Viii
here he joined the local whist tourn
meqts The Judge plays whist once
while.
E. G. Ericsson visited his estimnb
mother on Thanksgiving day at b
n Springs. The associations Of a d
voted mother are the dearest thinl
on earth.
r. "A. Hheehan left on Sunday 4
Minneapolis TO purchase a new boil
and furnishings for the mill. He WI
also visit his aged parents at Clar'
mont, il.
Hon. Joel Fry Of Irene, Turn
county, member elect u the sta
house Of Representatives, was the que
u his old neighbor, Rufus 6hnddo,
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