Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-12-19

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lon coon follow the use 81 Ayers Sarsa-
rarillA.
y. H Bryan, administrator OF the
Kipltnger estate, settled up with the
creditors one day last week n
The call for the annual meeting of
tho Farmers Mutual Insurance Go. for
Union county win be held at VIM. Lees
residence, on Tuesday, Jan. Z. 1895.
a marriage license was issued on
Saturday By Clerk Omdahl to Mr.. Fred
Kinkner and Miss Gertie Sykes, OF
AlceatAr.
Rev. G. Oswald O'Reilly returned
from FlandreAu. He reports very
successful entertainment given by the
ladies' Of the Flandreau guild OF the
Episcopal church.
eEhe total receipts Of the entertain
ment given by the high school on last
Friday night were 933. 65. The net re-
ceipts wore $3.50. This will be appro-
prtAted to defray the expense Of music
books to be purchased for the high
ech0ol.
Rev. 4. p. Sabin and his estimable
wife departed on Friday for their home
~ 6challer, Ia, after q very pleasant
visit, renewing friendships Of long
standing. Before lesving he added his
name to the CoURIER's subscription
list.
William Henry OFT, alias Mustang
Bill, says that he used Ayers Hair
Vlgor for Ave years, and owes to It his
splendid hair, Of which be is justly
proud. Mr.. OFT has ridden the plains
Tor twenty-five years, and is we'll known
In Wyoming and the Northwest.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will give chicken pie sociable
tonight, Wednesday, at the Hoffman
hall, over the COURIER Office. All the
dehcacies Of the season will be served
and the ladies' guarantee q feast fit for
the palate Of an epicure. All are cord.
ially invited. Price Of supper, o5c.
By the daily papers we notice that
Mrs. Austin Cole, 81 Iowa CITY. died re-
Gently. She was the wife OF Austin
Cole after whom Union county was first
named, but afterwards changed to
Union. Mr.. Colo located near Sioux
Point In 1859, afterwards moved west.
grew rich, failed and moved back to
the stamping grounds Of his youth
where he died.
Beresford's electric light plant has
been shut down, owing to the fact that
the boilers gave out. According to the
Ctntcrvitlo Journal there is another
reason, that Is that the mill, or which
y isa part, is 90 badly encountered
that foreclosure proceedings are about
70 be Instituted, thus rendering the ey-
pensc Of new boilers out Of the question
at present.
Miss Nellie Comfy leaves next week
Tor Boise City, Idaho, where she will
remain during the winter, the guest Of
her sister Mrs. Jennie Smith. During
her stay there she will In all likelihood
proeecute her successful work BY es-
tAbl!shing q kintergarten school. There
are lev teachers who possess more nat
ural tact and perfect adaptAbility fer
this line Of work than Miss Comfy.
Madison Leader: Three populist pa
pers n south Dakota have gone the
Why q al tho earth the past week.
the Elk Point Leader, sold to Tommy
Ayers, probably TO b revived In some
other connection, The Golden Sheaf, in
HamlIn county, frozen out, and the
Yankton Gazette, bought up by syn.
dictate Of Norwegian politicians to be
turned into An fnflonata1Anf ransihlica,,
nancr n saar,. 49, 49, tI,.+ 49,, -
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q car load q piltng was purchased
~ Chairman Main this week for use In
the county bridges. Mr.. Main secured
them for 2 cents por running foot
cheaper than they were ever bought
before. Az high . = cents foot has
neen paid, and 9 very close bargain was
driven ~ getting them for 8 cents.
There y no getting around the fact
that when 4 comes e buying, Mr.. Main
does ii his own afYairs. Al least A close
anyway.
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