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The herald., 1895-07-19
RUN OVER
A Pioneers Frightened Horses Cause His
Death

SAN JOSE, July 1s.-John stanfeld. a
pioneer, residing in the Union district.
met with fearful death today near this
city. He was driving a four-horse team
to town when the horses became fright
ened and ran away. Stantield fell from
the seat. striking on the singetree between
the horses feet, and was then thrown
under the wagon, the wheels passing over
his abdomen.
The injured man was brought to town,
where he received medical aid. and was
then taken home, where be died an hour
after the accident. The deceased was Ga
years of age. He was director of the
Farmers Union OF this city and stock.
holder in the Los Gatos bank.
Stanfielu leaves an estate valued at
$780, 900. consisting of valuable 300a acre
ranch near here and other valuable prop
erty. He leaves widow, two daughters
and a son, who is assistant cashier in the
Los GatoB bank.
The herald., 1895-07-19
Thrashed by His Wife

OAKLAND, July IS. Edward La Rue,
a barber, was horsewhipped last night by
his angry wife in the presence of large
crowd of people. La Rue was saunteI ing
up Broadway at o'clock. He was pur-
sued by his wife an. her sister, who sus-
p,cted that he had meeting with wo-
husband gong to speak to a woman. SO
she drew out a horsewhip from the fold Of
her dress and made rush for him. The
sister acted as second to the wife and
kept shouting: "Give it to him give II
to him." The appearance of the police
saved La Rue from worse thrashing than
he received.
The herald., 1895-07-19
Towne's Funeral

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1s.-The fun
eral of A. N. Towne. second vlce-presi-
dent and general manager of the Southern
Pacific company, was attended by vast
concourse today. The oldest engineers $
and conductors on tho road acted as pail
bearers. Prior to the funeral the direct
ors OF the road met and adopted resolu-
tions eulogizing the deceased.
The herald., 1895-07-19
Wine Business Improvins

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.--The wine
business is improving. due to co-opera-
tion in handling the product OF the vine
yards. Uniform prices have been esta b.
lished, and prices regulated by proper
grazing of wines. Harmony prevails be-
tween the producers and the dealers.
The herald., 1895-07-19
THE NEWS OF THE DAY

WEATHER REPORT - United States
depai tment Of agriculture weather
bureaus report. received at Los An
geles July g. 1895.
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RIVAL CLAIMANTS

Two Women Will Dispute for the Estate of
Captain Clark
SAN FRANCISCO, July 18.-After
waiting nearly twenty years to find the
heirs to the estate OF Captain Fred G.
Clark, who was lost with the bark Dag
mar in 1877 lively contest is soon to be
begun in which two eastern women are
to appear as rival claimants. Friends OF
the sea-capain say it was his verbally ex.
pressed wish that the property should 20
The herald., 1895-07-19
Let Them Go

SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.-n bout 20u
Chinese here have refused to register, but
no move has been made toward their de-
poftation. The customs and intefnal rev.
enue officials disagree as to their respec-
tive dulies in the premises.
The herald., 1895-07-19
SOUTHERN CALIFokNlA

SAN BERNARDINO-A novel experi-
ment with consumptives.
POMONA-Reception to G. W. NJ. Hall
of the Eastern Star.
PASADENA-School bonds bring good
premium.-A new Raymond hotel.
SANTA ANA--kansas day.
LONG BEACH, Chautauqua assembly.
The herald., 1895-07-19

forest fires-Nickma' desperate deeds
at Kellar. Neb.-A bloomer ball at
Chicago-A San Jose pioneer killed IN
runaway-Federal Shipping laws to
be tested in San Francisco by alleged
mutineers - Nebraska farmers pre-
pared to repel Indian Agent Beck and
his bucks-The short-!ived republic Of
Formosa-The Georgia silver conven.
tion-Two women oisputing over an
estate-Arrant obbery in the big Fair
wheat deal.
BOUT THE CITY-The defective fire
hydrants to be at once repaired The
sewer committees recommendation.
Something on the paving of Main
street, Money for the police station
and headworks bonds paid over.-
School Superintendent Foshays an
nual report. Present value of the
school property, $3.50, 066.--A colored
bridal couple nearly asphyxiated.-
Eureka steam laundry files articles Of
incorporation. Pasadena's school
bonds sold.-Murderer Myers dead.
-Oahspe, the Faithists' bible. More
on the Leland hotel disaster.
whale at Santa Monica. .-Doinss in
the polite world. The Right Rev.
an ssz Bishop Mora returned from an Eu-
ropean trip.
The herald., 1895-07-19
San Quentin Investigation

SAN FRANCISCO, July Ex-Governor
Budd is still at San Quentin, having
stayed there over night to complete his
inspection of the books. All accounts
have been found right except those of
The herald., 1895-07-19
Extensive Rats

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-Rats gnaw-
ing at matches caused 500, 900 fire on
Bush street this morning. Occupants of
flats escaped with their lives, noth-
ing else.
The herald., 1895-07-19

the jute mill, and these are now being
Strengthened out. Budd thinks the charges
of corruption disproved, but says there
has been great carelessness in keeping the
books.
The herald., 1895-07-19
A MAMMOTH FISH STORY
How Santa Monica Caught the Whale
and Who Paid for It
It Is Big One and Genuine Sperm-Floated
In Near Ballona- discovered Yes-
terday Morning

Yesterday about noon there might have
been seen vending their several ways sur
reptitiously ana with little ostentation in
The herald., 1895-07-19

owners of the properties in exchange for
their holdings. Prices are to be ad-
vanced.
The herald., 1895-07-19
ces Bar. Tenn. Max. TIM. Wind wv ther

FOrecast-July 19.-For Southern California:
Fair weather; nearly stationary tempera-
ture, except warmer about Fresno; west
to north winds.
The herald., 1895-07-19

certain per cent OF the cost price for the
privilege of having the big fish for
guest at his bath house.
The herald., 1895-07-19

Temperature Report OF observations taken
at Los Angeles, July 18th. INote-Barometer
reduced to sea leyel.l
The herald., 1895-07-19

BY TELEGRAPH-The murder of
Hendsch cold-blooded kilIing-Cu-
ban insurgents are beaten again-The
Panama canal business-The Horr-
Harvey hippodrome in full blast
sagain-Lillian Russell thrusts herself
before the public again with her mat
rimonial affairs-Ex-C Consul Waller of
Madagascar at the Chateau d'If-
The Chronicle libel sult--Michigan
The herald., 1895-07-19

WHERE you MAY GO TODAY
ORPHEUM-At 8 p. NJ, One Price Only
and vaudeville.
BURBANK-At s Q. M. The Suna0
South.
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Time. Bar. lTher. IRH' IN W'd Vel W'her
5 :OO a. m. I29.96I SO 81 s Cloudy
100 p. IN. % 81 II 6S Nv lClear
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Maximum temperature. 81.
Minimum temperature. So.
The herald., 1895-07-19

II you are looking for a situation you will
get II quicker by asking for 1t through
THE HERALD than in any other way.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

AlceAter Union.
Now IL 10 1885.

Alceater Union.
Now II 10 1885.
The young fellow came into the world
very Rild and bright.
On Friday ~ last week VIM. Bridge
took unto himself . bstsa- s~Ar' u
help him fight HES baSslA. The young
lady's am was Amelia johnson.
The sock VI general merchandise
formerly owned ny c. L. Peters has
been moved 10 Bersssord BY Al. John
son, ~ho purchased the sme,
Rsy. C. N. Dated Of Huron preached
in the Congregational church IL this
place last Sunday.
Mrs. shenn IL entertaining relatives
frm Iowa, Who arrived Monday.
j. r. Sinclair a Bsrsford buried =
child In the cemetery : this place on
w.dnetds, d this wsls.
Gsyeral = The heyta cured = foar-
horse tl1ase1 ~ess kthe 0iuux river
1shiux lass Tassosxl,nta = they kept
vsry quiss about tn ieae they had,
Il is-ssll, ysry s0,(hck.
Dr. Hclngrena ndk Gu leason 49,
) coopse u ne doctnS patients - Chi
chase ~ tssaamsst - 0atsrday Ct
la.t 49,.
- eshosA tas1ses viii oess q,
NkSeleran easrrty In, -.
&uorMeee9 W1e u
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10
~ ". :. 0~vcHANAN.
THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1894.
ritz DEpALcArioN

OB 08p UA1N e0W
The failure Of State Treasurer
Taylor and his disappearancs with
100000 belonging to the state
sdds the most sensational chapters
yet experienced in the history Of
our commonwealth. What in the
world could have been his motive
b moro than can be conceived, in
the light Of his heretofore good
RECORD and > general recognition
Of the sterling qualities of man
hood which he 10 supposed to have
possessed. There Is no political
significance whatever to his act.
He WAS ! trusted banker in Red
6eld previous 70 his election, had
always been held III high esteem
and VIZ regarded BY I'll, irrespec-
tive of party affiliations, ~ = man
10 be trusted and . man If the
s~tricseat integrity. For that reason
10 VISA chosen BY the republicans.
ue was born II noted parents who
stood high. in the estimation Of the
public in their home town 1T lu.
diana They were possessed of a
reasonable amount of wealth and
gave their son al education which
placed him among the hi,hs<t in
the state. Mr.. Taylor was blessed
witlla charming, lovely wife whose
character il o. pure n nature
could make it ard in addition had
. very pleasant disposition.
With all these advantages VIVA. in
the world could have been the
motive of Mr.. Taylor in stealing
the state fund.-, not evcn leaving
crumbs enough to feed the legis-
lators3
Opponents Of the republican
party will attempt to lay oil the
blame upon the republicans, but
Of that charge there can he no
standing in the judgement of the
elector. Mr.. Taylor was checked
mp It Ill times, he had the money
and presented it to the proper Of
6cers. The money was in his pos
session and to have simply put It in
his pockets and took a short cnt to
MEXICO IL hhns of the improbable
liabilities" which tris,t 0r beast
can ....r, .,v realize, till il is done.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Official Proceeding. Of the County
Commissioners
q uuas. Oesuey, 1ouat 1akeea. 1sld d
~ Court Heaso at Hlk p0ant.
CONTINUED from last issue)

49, = a ....,..i..-,. - -
MO1cos =. A. SupcIS1SOE . SAI'
airy II %
| Miller. J. A.. fees as clerk of
co,,r%e ...,. -, 400 q,
Mlllage, Chafies, supervisors
| salary "a 90
Main " w aorv;oos NO ooo-
v'' :" ~ "A
missioner. ........ ....... 10 ~
| Mclutyre. IL, b.. 5000 tax re.
ceipts for 1894 ............. 50 90
McGratll, Peter, temporary re-
8 90
McCoDville, Arthur. supervisor
s4ialy... 49,. ..........:. ~ w
saivrw ''' fa''A' sol'elSlsot o., m
!, e".".' - . "
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10
Ale SER y short time Monday.

Ale SER y short time Monday.
Joreph Nelson OF 10 tvwn was In Al.
cester Tuesday xnd Wednesday.
Two young men Of Aleester who were
out late Tuesday night saw . fearful,
6r~y meteor descend from the hexv.
ems . mile east Of Ghost Hollow.
M. Holmgren and Charles e. Carlton
started Saturday tn Chicago for .
weeks recreation. We hope 70 go
them back safe and sound Ut the end Of
that time.
Al johnson. who boughtC c. L. Peters'
stn.k OF goods, has renewed It TO Berer.
ford. Our peopls wers very fAvorably
impressed with Mr.. johnson and would
have been glad 70 welcome himself and
Mrs. ;otnsos 10 our town.
Jessie Aikecn of Virginia received =
telegrnn Monday from eastern Iowa
stating chat Mrs. Atkins mother, Mrs.
Townsend, va dying.
Some OF the newspapers are publish.
log the fact that A. o. Ringsrud OF Elk
Tcint recently paid odt sf,so3 10 one
day for hogs. That Is but a drop in the
buckle, ia the Alcester mark.t
The Elk Point COURIER has recently
put In new presses and new type and
made general improvements. Without
any reflections upon former editors, we
must say that TIE COURIER is better
edited than II ever was before and 10
certainly nj Of the best papers in the
state and We are pleased TO note Mr..
Buchanan's prosperity.
Rev. Washborn has tended his pesig.
nation a. pastor Of the Congregational
church at this place N take effect three
mouths hence. At the annual church
meetings Last Friday 1t was decided to
retain him another year II satisfactory
Arrangements coGld BE- made. hat Mr..
Washborn thinks It 10 better for the
church t. make n change. During his
stay here Mr.. Wsshborn has perpormed
me- work veil sd proved himself IL w
a true, conscientious man and Christfsn.
he and bic estimable family hyve
many friends here, inside the church
and out, who will regret their depart
ure.
Last Friday William Bridge and
Miss Amelia Johusou DRIVE 10 Canton
f,r \ pleasure ride and while there Mr..
Bridge happened into the county clerks
'fi-e and concluds I'd 10 procure . mar
riAge license. After securing the
licen.e no lnoked around awhile and
found = minister and having had some
DreviOus conversation 10 regard TO The
m;..tssr with the young lsdy, he escorted
her into the presence OF the minister,
who pronounced the !Oung couple MAJ
and wife. Mr.. Bridge i one OF our
hsst young msn who owns = farm north
Ut town, but l. at present engaged In
the livery business In this place. Mics
Johnsca IL = daughter Of A. C. johnson
aid . yonng lady Of nsoAsrrNs good
Qualities who has many iri"nds Ia this
vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridge have
begun housekeeping in th~ house re-
gently vscAsed BY w. W. Hoover.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

4 Few of the Laws Which the
Public Have not Heard Of.
There II IN effort 70 b. INSIDE thii
wlnter to have the session laws printed
the newspapers, In fact there 10 quite
in /. -sns which iavcrs the prupo>i
. sentil. .sh IL vii. cost quite q sau
tion. Aitho.. e . met that ths
10 the fatal. ret IL IGNORANT with
people ore lamentably - :. legis
regard to the laws passed BY tn
lasure. Take for instance the follO~
Ing ia~s-which today 80 far - enforce
mont 10 corcerned sre desd-in conse.
quence Of the lack u kno~ledge.
u 10 . violation Of Law TO catch any
mod 6sh In any manner II any 0 the
public waters u south Dakota during
the nortas Of Decemter, January,
February, March end April 81 any year.
!. Is 10 uplawiul for sny person ~ ssll
any lood Ssh .sken In sny " the public
waters Of this ssats during any ms,n,h
q; sny year. A hne - aot iess than
$50 c ms-o than oieO II tho psnaltv
Tor . -iolation Il either of these stat
utsa, one-half d tas Ans 70 50 % The
iH1orssr aul The othsr half 70 the stats
treasury.
II 10 unlawful 70 sheot or trap any
quail In the ssnis 1t any tTrs.
a lengthy low vas !Assra at the laai
.esei~N u the 'egsas...~s empowering
city xn1 tom .r~asurrgs 70 receive
md e~pllect3axes In their respective pre-.
cincts fur . number ri months IN sarh
ysac. They were - 10 gtven tbs SANS
poweras county t~rsasurers 70 collect
ssd rscsips TOR taxes, 70 saks re'sonaI
properly ln,o their possession snd sei'
-. sAuss sc- Delinquent taxes. Ia ssc'
II VA sr.sds theiS dry to collect de-
linquert saxes,S etc. The Law " 'oe
long 70 quite saasrs, but - have gsver
,h0 -,xin Ssuturssqs It. It ~as made
aeosssary ,hAs seesA county should vo.>
ssrar~ssIy on tie question u sh>
adoptioa u this Law a she slsctioa =.
loel. 4sd The qusssica, Of zh~thsr o.
not this Inv should 30 adopted b
sanborn county, saoufd have o.ss
placsd ca the ballots . tAe genera
election last fall.
Il appears, hswerer, thss noons knew
a, thisx about It. Tho Qusstiou,
,hsueh . most Important oae. and o.
Yisal interest 70 Nj psnple, was totally
ignossd. Not . nswspaperi 10 the state
@ far 9 " have sssa, snd certainty
nODe In shis county, ever referred =
the subiect In any manner, and u b.
gone By default, and canns,t n0w y
taken up BY this county bsf0rs tn
elec.iOn Of 1921.
We might point out several oths'
laws pansd By tho last l~sxislatur'
vAich have never rsceived the slight
~ rscoenitioa By tho psople, snt
shis mt beoauss they ars not isw.sbtd
In. but becsnse thsss has not been %!
I~ 49, ~ kaow What lsws has'
- Ma1s.
II laiaaosola ~ eshss stasae, ~
lassese pabllshsd II - nessNesr
as1 ~ popls ars gives - ops'oetnn
~ = - ~ disoass shsn. i p
Nal nAxin thns gsosa0cs r. 70 -
80 ~ ! violaeien q -" but Co..
npnesnss - 11psFisDcs both prove
Ethat 70 peopleean H. exnoctsd t. oesJ
~ until th1y n 100 - sxisoancl
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10
ON y snuLk

TIE HapponlNUD ~ chronioied BY
Courier Scribe.
BRULR, JAa. Q 1t seams ~ II al the
Brule correspondents hal passed in
their checks.
Gilbert HodasA and Enyeor.shs
Kroastad made = business trip 70 Sioux
City last weuns-day.
Miss Elizabeth vinddal, . student u
the Lemars school, returned last Mon
day sltsr = two weeks visit With hsr
parsnts
The Misses Julia LewisUnt Minnie
johnson and Minnie MlkeIeoa came
hume With their folks.
The ,op ~ Staley's last Wednesday
nigh. Vas we'll attended and o good
time css bad.
Miss Martha Sorrensou Of Sioux City
IL enjoying tho holidays with the John.
sons
A. r. sud Jay-Jsy disappeared sud-
denly It ths suction last Saturday.
Tue Sewing society auction held in
the st. Paul church last Saturday Was
we'll attended and the goods were sold
vt . good price.
The young folks from Ostehage's,
Cumbersome and Sam Dahl's attended
. wedding in Ysnk.on county on the
10Th Of hast month.
Miss Louisie Rxnum visited With her
sister. Mrs. Menkvold in Sioux City
through the holidays.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson, nee Carrie
johnson u Sioux City visited with her
parents over Sunday.
T6llfe Anderson makes special trips
- Elk Point.
Albe... Johnsc6left Monday for Sioux
City where he k;soes 70 athena The busi-
n<ss college.
John L. kken, It 10 said, will lump
the broomstick Gre long.
James A. ". n has put il = new geared
windmill and fecdm,ll.
Eric J0hus0n hiss put in . new veil,
A surprise dance Ut Fields last
~harsdsy night. A good time is re-
A. NIGHTINGALE.
-
.seford.
Beresiord News. ,~oint NJ =
Truman Ames OF Elk Nv
Ben esford visitor last Friday. -.
Cuunsy Com missioner O.Sid Of Alo''
ter transacted business In Bsreslord o.
Monday. Il
Two wagons deliver kerosene ana
easoltns u our citixens daily. All that
u nsssss&ry 10 70 hang nj your Sign.
Mlss MilAs Mer-igau Of Sp.nk io~n-
ship visited Ia ,0sn lsst week the
guest OF her sister MrA. Jsn0b Cants.
At the December s.ssiou Il che Yank.
Ton .ouniy commissioners. eSo9 ]" s'ss
paid ~ gopher hunters, and t6S 70 wolf
bunSero.
Prot. Snguin IL out sgsin after Sew
days confinement ~ the house from the
eSscto VI 3 bad cold.
z. B. Polk Of Sioux Fails has . large
forcs Of m~n employed 90 the Union
Banking compnpyis building, which b.
hms taken the cOusract TO rebu.ld. 9'y
nil. o Of brick and . .nL ars nov on the
ground and the worh viii no rushed.
The old Fellows mestiax held 81
K. Of p. hall Monday tight ~as veil
attended. Tho "bj q i ths ns"ins
was to consider the question: Of vry .n-
'stag an I. O. O.. F. Ldxe u this plass.
G y. F.rrSnl wAs chosen - chAirm N
aod 9. I. G1liivsr =. aecrSs..y. Go y
messos v,re appolusrd ~ invsstisa ts
matters ~perta&niug 70 OrxanisioS. The
mestiag wxs enthusiastic throughout
and Il Il expsctstsd that . Q g viii
b in~stituted In the neAr ~ urs. tn,
next nsesing u set ior Wsdnesi.y,
i'm. 3, u 7.3o.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

srd Are you tired Of b-eefs3al., NJ.
which Y. 9 dne spare ~
their shon 'osons Z Trosksy hSvc
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

u asnry Wilson, the postraa1er at
case "sss ~ Florida -Aaya- be cured :
six hnnrs finGa Of long stanulux "a
Chamhnri: with q email bottle Of
Dinrrhcan DIS Colic,.. Cholera and
snrnriSe .h nemedy. What 4 pleasant
su1rrsr 'a,as must have been 20 lhd
I With this Suul cures are not unusual
only nd Of ,r% 9so In many Instances
rive nerr.sa 80 doses sfe required q
6e depend sadnt relief. 4 can always
With wstsr 3 upon. When rsducsd
sale nv M Us pleasant 70 take, m
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

co,,, u no meat market n tho
so"na uiat contains . more whole.
Troskey. 'asa summons
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

cash. LOT u. bI1n9 youf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

we eel Parks Cough Sy.sp % .
POSITIVE guarantee q cure Al No
throat md lung troubles. Il ha2 stood
ne test ief many yeays ind seday y
the leading remedy for tho cu:S q
colds, consumption and III diseases q
The throat and iangs. RE4ce, go Nd
u. Fos sale q J. s. 1alsottss.
Wiseman IL still holding forth et The
BOZ Ton restaurant and still sells
Sloux City bread. Fresh bread every
day until further notice.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

ies' T ~ nas q new stock a 49,
Cor. lea. coffee And suaer
Eome n and see lin. Bns...
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

For g lain In the side or chest there
= noIhilg 30 good rs 4 piece OF Q.anel
uamleiled with l;hamberlainsc Pain
Daiia, q bound over the seat Of rain.
~ promp and permanent r.
lleI ana II used In time will often ure.
velt q cold from resulting ia n,eu.
mon'a. This same treatment "a : nuro
cure for lame back. For Sale Nv M.
W. J. Comfy, druggist.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

u Q symptom OF disease Of the hid.
neys. II win certainly be relieved By
Paxks' Sure Cure. That headache,
bAckache and tired feeling c1tne irom
tho same cause. Ask for Parks SURE
Cure Tor the liver aod Kidneys. Price,
q. Sold by J. 8. Taloo&t.
Prices on dress goods cut square In
two. Now-fs the time to get i dress.
rRxEMAn Dnoo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10
STRONG AND

A Loooi Company which ~ Tower
Of strength - 10 Policy Holdsss
Secretary johnson Of the Frr,uer's
Mutual Insurance. c0mlnny u UaiOn
county j.'ss wevl.'us to his departure
to- . ~ made his report 10 the hoard
II d,rr.t0rs, under whose directi M he
II guided IN his work for the CON, any
no Representa-. Th. "a are few mutual
Q .mpAnies Considering the s&nAMat Of
istu. .. done that CAN make = better
shOwing than tho Farmers. The fol.
lowiay~rs the various items Of interest
IL the report.
Cash on hand Ian. IA, 1884,. o666 "a
Rsceipts for contingent fees G6 w
Total exp.nscs including
losses paid. O&J VI
Balance in hands ~ treMs-
ur.r On jan. 2, l005...... 20 81
T.,tal ris swritep d0rinx ~ ls6,46O "
| Total amount ri risks IN fOrce
Jan. ]. l000.............. 56s,6S7 U
We nks : grsat deal II pride II
publishing the shove statement o
fHss ~ IL ss1a source Al R~rAt'hcatsos
| n present TO our resders the excelleo'
condition ~ TIE Farmers Mutual. Al
the expenees including the Losses and
everything else only amounted el.6l
uer thousand III Insurance.. Il u ut,erl,
imparsibis 70 get insurance AMI
cheaper.
Will sell you clothing cheaper thar
mA~~1ArA., r 5$4 En~-~~aSs D~n~n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

Nice knitting yarn att cents skein:
49, s 10 centsi won't last long ct this
~ FREENAN D2oo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

Will sell you clothing cheaper than
anybody. FREEMAN Bios.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10

n. Y. MulOAHY, N D.,
Physician and Surgeon
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-01-10
DIR. BLUNT

The SSSeA It's Ia sse1ss.
Will 10 in Elk Point again on
Wednesday and Thursday. Janu-
airy 8 and 10. Don't forget the
dates. Office with Dr.. nnlcshey.