Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-03-21

norse-at least We hope 90.
Prot. c. M. Young of Vermillion VIII,
will conduct the institute in the cit,
the coming summer has lust had mint
ed q book Of which he is the autho,
entitled "The State and Nation"
E. J. Mannix of Minneapolis-repre
sent1ng a vinegar wOrks-called at TIL
COURIER Office. He tried to sell n,
some vinegar. but we had no use fO1
so mild an article and told him SO.
Father Hines returned home on las,
Friday from Battle Creek. Mich. ri,
q Is IN q very bad condition scarcel,
being able to open his mouth. The de-
vetOpment of the cancer has been I'm.
usually rapid OF late.
5. w. Kent moved his household
goods into the Kent block, corner o
Main street and Franklin avenue or
tuesday. +. G. Joy will occupy Mr.
kent's residence after April /, he hav.
ing purchased the m
Charles H. Freeman returned or
Saturday from Lake City. Mimi, te
which place he ACCOMPANIED the re-
mains OF his father, in conjunction with
"AOVASAS NCOISC H. + ICcIluu. i lie
latter returned on Monday.
Sam Omdahl, our able clerk of courts
Is In YanktOn attending the term in
court in session at that place. Mr..
Omdahl goes to get a practical illustra.
ton ofthe way business is transacted by
the YanktOn clerk of courts.
Deputy Jameson of the Modern
II w nm man INDIAN hnc o4.,~ u.-s-~
lions for new lodges at Fairview, Hud-
cutting the work vigorously and meet
ing with the success he deserves.
Akron citizens are called upon to
mourn the loss of two souls last week.
b. A. Jeffers, one of the pioneer citi-
zens OF Akron, died on Wednesday.
And the 6-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bly, died last Monday week.
OF the seventeen who were examined
Tor second grade certificates by County
JOsephsOn of Virginia stood first and
Miss Viva Collins Of Hawarden second.
Certificates to teach were issued them.
After the lecture on Friday night
quite a number Of young people gather
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chaus-
see to engage in a "taffy pulling" Re-
freshments were served which aided
In rounding out the evening of pleas
ure.
Andrew Wallin, one of the able re-
publicans of Sioux Valley, was a caller
at this office on Saturday on business.
Mr.. Waliin is one OF the substantial and
trust worthy farmers of Union county
and 1t is always a pleasure to converse
with him.
VermilliOn Plain Talk: Mrs. DR..
Hudson of Elk Point was in town on
Monday selling tickets for her bicycle
rattle. She went to the court house
and at the first vOlley everybody fell
victim. A good looking young woman
can always sell tickets.
Hicks declares we are to have very
pleasant weather for the rest of the
month, but Uri Wood states that Hicks
is of his base. "a storm is coming
sure" said Uri to the editor ''for | have
been feeling rheumatism in my limbs
the past few days. Sure sign, so keep
on your storm windows a while yet"
Sioux Falls Press: G. A. Wheelock
of Window, Mimi, and Miss Mary
Cloud of Egan, were united in mar
riage, Wednesday evening at the par
sOnage of the Jordan church in the
presence of William Rathman. sister
OF the bride. Rev. Fawell officiated.
The happy couple left for their home
in Window.
Mrs. Don Franklin entertained some
twenty or more of her lady friends on
last Thursday evenidg with a six o'clock
dinner. The guests speak of the din
ner as being ore of the most delectable
spreads they ever had the pleasure of
feasting upon. There were several
courses and each one rs appetizing as
skill could make it.
Andrew Ring, formerly proprietor of
The COURIER has been elected a MEM
Der Of the board of education for the
city OF Hawarden. Mr.. Ring served
with eminent ability as superin-
tendent OF Union county, and he will
give the citizens of Hawarden ample
reward for the good Judgment X
cised In electing him 10 SO responsible
q position.
A postal card received by THE Co..
RIER from Mrs. ]. B. Clark, formerly
of Elk Point, states that she is nicely
located at 100 Albany avenue in Hart
ford, Conn , that she is enjoying good
health and that The COURIER is APP
preciated beyond compare. ut seems
said Mrs. Clark almost like a letter
from home, for old Union county is
still home to me-"
On last Saturday afternoon a surprise
party was rendered Mrs. Phoebe Collins
OF Hawarden at the home of Mr. and
Mus. Uri Wood, the occasion being
Mrs. Collins 80th birthday. The early
days and experiences were recounted
and q pleasant time was had. Among
those present from abroad we're Mrs.
HI. J. Muhs OF Akron, Mrs. Collins of
Hawarden and Miss G. Irvine of Egan.
Mrs. Phoebe Collins returned to her
Iowa home on Monday.
1t is seldom an editor goes out of the
way to say a good word for a manu-
facturero of patent medicine. Ordinarily
there Is q plentitude Of curses instead Of
praises. For all OF that THE COURIER
wishes to say q good word for H. r.
Buckelin & Co., Of Chicago, manufac-
lures Of Buckelin's Arnica Salve. We
have for several years nee doing bust
ness with the Buckelin and a