Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-05-03
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The dance on Friday evening was a
success.
Some of our farmers are already
planting corn.
Jerome J. Lee is 80 ill that he is not
expected to live.
king" Bovee was slightly underthe
weather on Monday.
Capt. Talcott's lumber Office has
been graced with u new platform.
Hammond Bros. are shipping balcd
hay by the carload to Minneapolis.
Judge Smith opened court in Tyn-
dali, Bon Homme county, OF Monday.
Farmer Crawford reported Il heavy
fall Of hail north of the city on Mon
day.
John Creesh has been accepted as
an inmate of the Soldiers Home ut
Hot Springs, S. d.
Messrs. S. G. Thornton and F. NJ.
Gilmore are enjoying new Surveys of
an elegant pattern.
w. II. Levy of Vermillion, attorney
at law, has been arrested, charged
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A very pleasant church supper was
experienced last Thursday evening at
Rev. A. NJ. Pipes residence.
Martin Moles has traded his farm in
Sphinx for the stock of goods owned
by Louis N. Grill at Richland.
Brick are a scarce article in this
market and are hard to get. The last
years supply is about exhausted.
The Lee stock will be sold in two
weeks in accord with the chattel mort
gage sale to be found in this issue.
Mrs. Harrington sold four head of
steers last week for 1920. Two head
weighed 3,4OO and the other two $500.
Invitations are out for a dancing
party on Friday tomorrow night, to
be given by Miss Allie Hoffman at her
home.
The Lee store has been leased by
E. Stcinman of Glendale, n. d., who in
week or so will open up a genera
store.
A petition was presented to the
county board for the disorganizatior
Of the township Of Big Springs. Nc
action was taken.
On account of the burning of sc
much hay on the bottom lands, tha
commodity is getting very carce ant
commands a good price.
How would you like to have a nice
dish Of strawberries. Call at Wise
mans Friday and Saturday. He ha.
ordered them and they are coming.
G.. e. Wiseman has made arrange
ments for handling laundry-whicl
will be made up by the best laundr.
in Sioux City. Leave your ORDER
with him.
G.. H. Bennett remarked on Saturda,
last. II tell you this is the country
There are more teams on the stree
now than you will see in Valentine il
In a month. Shake"
DIR. Dorman is with us again. An,
one desiring work in the line OF den
tistry should by all means call upol
him. He will be ut the Merchants TO
a week and maybe more
The April term of circuit cour
closed last Saturday. The Lee cas-
was disposed Of by the jury deciding
that the wholesalers were entitled t.
n pOSScSSlON VI Vic
Yves G. Halter is supporting a ne,
express wagon, which is an ornamen
to our streets. Yves tries to keep u
with the times and proposes to do hi
best when it comes to getting to tn
front.
Last fall Prof. Frank Blair sent hi
father a horned toad from Colorado
The hOfrid looking varmint wintere
in the cellar and is as spry as need b
this spring. AS a flycatcher it can
be beat.
L. P. McClarren, more or less we
known in this state, is to be editor i
chief OF the Iowa City Republican, tn
paper recently purchased by S. [
Cook, formerly OF Chamberlain an
Mitchell.
Sheriff Deane declares he has at on
time weighed 260 and now tips tn
beams ut 24S. Howard Mosier, how
ever, weighs 265 pounds, Uriah Woo
registers 241, while Abe StrObel, yr
can beat tho scales ut 2a6. Autogeths