Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-01-04
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Miss Ella Cline Is suffering with Il
grippe.
Julius Schaetzel was in Sioux Falls
on New Years day.
George Hasson and wife returned to
Sioux City on Monday.
Now is the time to advertise the re-
sources OF South Dakota.
James A. Van made a business(?,
trip to Vermillion on Saturday.
N. Rozell entertained a party OF
young fellows from Ponca, last Thurs
day evening.
Geo. NJ. Lynch wns in Vermillion on
Monday to get particulars Of the Over
hulse accident.
A Vermillion paper states that Lee
&lPrentis took in 81 800 the Saturday
before Christmas.
The Beresford roller mills shipped
2s, 1000 pounds Of flour to New York
m day last week.
Yankton is reconstructing its old
brewery. II memory serves us right,
this is a prohibition state.
Miss Emma Carey left on Monday
for Hawarden to spend a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Kennedy.
Miss Jennie Blair is enjoying her
holiday vacation with her father and
mother, Judge and Mrs. H. H. Blair.
Rev. Mr.. Irvine has been suffering Of
late from a very painful attack OF sci
nic rheumatism. At last accounts
he was improving.
The 5-weeks-old infant son of Orville
Hart died on Sunday at the family
home In this city. The funeral took
place on New Years day.
Mrs. T. A. Sheehan returned on
Saturday from Sioux City where she
attended the funeral Of her cousin,
Mrs. Allen hurry, sister of Sheriff
Magner.
Geo. B. Main, the leading merchant
Of Westfield, was in the city on Mon
day, his family being the guests Of
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Franklin. George
is q rustler and doing lots of business
In his new location.
Rev. A. NJ. Pipes OF the Congrega-
tional church, celebrated his twentieth
university in the ministry last Sun
day, by preaching the sermon, slightly
remOdeled, which he delivered upon
his first appearance in the pulpit.
Capt, Joe Fisher Of yermillion was
taken i'll in the city last Friday and
had to be carried to the train. His
illness was due to chronic rheumatism
which he contracted In the army. He
is reported as being better this week.
State Examiner Myers has invited
County Auditor Walsh and County
Treasurer Compton to meet with the
county auditors and treasurers OF the
state at Mitchell on January %. The
object Of the meeting is to divise a
uniform system Of bookkeeping.
The fellow who busted" the bank at
Monte Carlo was In better shape than
woman at Spokane Falls, though he is
III greater danger, for the man VIII
goes to law with a fellow who assaults
his wife with anything except his
mouth.
Jessie Compton has been appointed
by Judge Smith as receiver of the
Beresford bank. His bond was fixed
at tl6, 900. Mr.. Compton will make a
successful receiver and the creditors
could not have acted more wisely
than they did when they signed the
petition for his appointment.
The second chapter In the Odd Fell
lows imbroglio took plack last Friday
when Deputy Grand Patriarch z
Richey, OF Yankton appeared In the
city and secured possession OF all the
fegalia and other paraphernalia per.
tanning to the encampment, the upper
branch OF Odd Fellowship. When the
appurtenances were delivered over Il
Mr.. Richey he shipped them t.
Yankton.
John r. Naughton Of Yankton, once
q resident Of this county, and q broth.
er-in-law Of Jerry Ryan, the real estate
dealer, has q lien, according to q re-
cent interview, upon the Yankton &
Norfolk railroad company for 81,
6l7.0l. Mr.. Naughton states, that this !.
the largest claim against the railr0af
and that the projectors have alread,
invested 46O, 900 In the enterprise. III
believes that the Great Northern vii
take up the enterprise and pay al
claims.
The editors Of the Vermillion news.
papers are by no means q c~ontented
crew. It seems to be their particular
delight to say outing things Of eacl
other. THE CoURIER would suggcs
that they turn over q new leaf for l69.
And live In peace and harmony. B,
ShOek, for We are told that the meel
shall inherit the earth. Boys, you a
The salt OF tho earth, but II the 81
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