Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-11-01

elected he will he on the lookout for
the interests OF Union county from n
strictly business standpoint. A vote
Q Sinclair Ia q move In the right di.
rectlon and purely to the interests of
the county.
Messrs. G. s. Bovee and Don Frank.
ln purchased last Monday the feed
store OF Frank Barnes, and are now
conducting the same. The new pro-
prietors are thoroughly %conversant
with the business and will no doubt
meet with excellent success.
The following has been handed in
Tor publication: Go ring the bells
from out the steeple. Shout aloud,
call all the people. Gosh almighty!
Shout for joy! George Kimmel has
another boy. Congratulations are be-
Ing showered on Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnell.
Married, by Rev. G. w. Freeman.
on the 24th instant. Albert A e Diiiy
and Miss Lilly b. Ludy at the home Of
Arthur $. Bland, Esq, Ave miles
south. The parties are we'll and fay.
orably known in this part OF our
county and we wish them peace and
prosperity.
Rev. A. M. Pipes has been retained
for the ensuing year by the Congrega.
tiOnA church society at a salary Of
$So0. It will afford the friends OF the
society pleasure to hear Of Mr.. Pipes
retention for another year. There are
few ADLER mon In the pulpit today than
Mr.. Pipes.
A Joint debate" as someone face.
tiously remarked, was to have taken
| place last Monday evening at Jefferson
between y. w. Ramsey OF Woonsocket,
democrat, and T. w. Simmons, popu-
list. Ramsey Is IN Out-and.out pro-
hibitionist, as we'll as a wOman rulfra-
gist. Simmons failed to show up.
Up In Prairie the pops are circulat-
Ing the story that VIM. Sayles, one of
the staunch republicans OF Sioux VAL
ley. had joined the populist party.
Nothing can be further from the truth.
Mr.. Sayies Is a republican to the back
the party from beginning to end. Our
opponents devise every conceiveabIe
scheme TO catch the voter, regardless
Of facts, but with an ever abiding faith
In fiction.
Edward Simmons and John Tros-
key, under the firm name Of Simmons
4 Troskey, began business on Mon
day in the Curry meat market, having
purchased the same. These two
young men are worthy in every re-
spect the highest success attainable,
and The COURIER ventures the pre-
dictiOn that no better meat market
than the one conducted by them can
be found in the neighboring towns.
The CouRlER wishes them plenty OF
prosperity.
Is It wise to follow the leadership
l OF such extremists as Loucks, War
dell, Low, Grill, VanOsdel, Pennoyer,
Waite, PETER, Simpson, McKeighan,
Bum Allen and Weaver, or such care
full, considerate and brainy thinkers
and statesmen as r and were Lin
| coin, Grant, Blaine, Conklin, Everts,
Logan, Mckinley, Reed, Allison, Hem
derson, Hepburn, Deliver and others?
Give this matter your serious consid-
GRAFTON before YOU cast your ballot on
Tuesday next.
The ~l7-year-old daughter Of Ole
Solberg of Sphinx was seriously injured
in q runaway accident last Friday. A
party OF young people, in which was
Miss Solberg, were returning from ut
tending q wedding, and liz passing over
a blind road the tongue came down,
resulting in throwing Miss Solberg
with the Others out. Miss Solberg
was caught between one OF the wheels
OF the wagon and the box. The liga.
ments about the knee were torn very
severely. She was taken to Alcester,
where proper medical attention was
secured. 1t Is thought that Miss SOL
berg will be lame for life.
E. G.. Joy, Esq, and his son, +. N.
JOY, are still out In California in con-
nection with the settlement Of the
estate OF u nephew Of Squire Joy by
the name OF Graves. The estate was
a very valuable one and the courts
have decided that Squire Joy is en-
titled to his share OF $1,000. which he
will bring back with him. The only
gard to the will Is the claim OF q
brother of the deceased for MONEY
loaned, which only affects q very
small share Of the estate. There are
eleven heirs all told. Squire Joy and
son will start home on or about No
vember 10.
Akron Register: Prof. o. J. Smith
is making q nva OF Union county
0nd getting acquainted with the voters.
Oscar is a typical young man, OF the
very best OF habits, and where best
known Is where he will receive his
strongest support. The Register sin
cercly believes that Oscar will make
the best superintendent Union county
has ever had, and he is surely deserv-
Ing the support OF his friends, irrespec-
tive OF party, as the Office is ONT that
should not enter politics. No one il
questioning his competency, his edu-
cation is superior and his training Is
such that would fit him perfectly FOL
that particular Office. A vote fol
Oscar Smith Is one you will never
regret.
Last week Hon. E. C.. Ericsson de-
livered three political addresses IL
> Sioux Valley, Big Springs and Al
cester townships. At the Hoyt schoO
house one Of the largest audiences cvel
addressed In a school house in thi.
county was entertained for two hours
) and n quarter. He handled not onl!
national issues, but county and stute
in q mastery manner. He encourage.
the asking Of questions, told his audi
ence that he a there to tell tn
Q truth; that any statement that he mad
: which was not s~ubstantiuted in thei
' opinion by facts to sneak right out am
3 tell him, and he would give the fact
! us he had them-0hcial and endorses
by government figures. The meeting
were a gratifying success and the re
publicans OF that section were elates
and delighted with the remarks 9
q Mr.. Ericsson.
Vote this Way.