Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-02


ion Ammonia. Alum Or any other adu!teran1
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Hogs are only GAO.
Trade has been very good this spring.
Court has been in session for fifteen
days.
E. w. Miller leaves for Hot Springs
today.
The county board will not meet un-
til July.
Lawyer Can't returned to Sioux City
on Tuesday.
Tom Ayers OF Vermillion was in the
city last Friday.
Miss Hattie Butler was a visitor in
Akron last week. I
Auditor Asbjeld spent Sunday with
his family in Sphinx.
z. ]. Mangan made a bicycle trip to
Jefferson last Sunday.
Strawberries have made their an
pearance In the market.
VIII Slaughter of Akron was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Quite q number of tho farmers have
corn In the ground already.
This Is the kind of weather that even
. king could not complain of.
Attorney French OF Yankton re-
turned, to his home on Tuesday.
Andrew Ronnig and daughter of
Nora were in the city yesterday.
The monthly collections of THE
COURIER will be made tomorrow.
DR.. Girt Collins was in the CITY on
Sunday to visit with his relatives.
VIII Comfy, Jr., leaves today for
Waterloo, Ia, on important business.
A party Of bicyclists made the trim to-
Elk Point on their wheels last Sunday
On Tuesday new Episcopal church
was consecrated at Flandreau by Bishop
Hare.
Common sense never was regarded a.
fashionable Is the way Rams Horn
puts It.. =,
Mons. :Lehne of Sphinx was in the
city on Saturday TO attend the assessors
meeting. IT,.
Last Friday was the seventy-sixth
anniversary OF the Odd Fellows of
America.
Richard Connolly and family are now
located In their residence on Washing
ton avenue.
Father St. Pierre of Jefferson ex-
changed puipits with Father Kelley
last Sunday.
w. E. Upton, Esq, of Armour, was
In the city 10 interview Judge Smith
on Saturday.
E.. w. Ericsson of Big Springs was
down to take In the assessors meeting
on last Saturday.
Eight persons were accepted into
membership In the CONGREGATIONAL
church last Sunday.
Rev. o. T. Nelson, pastor of the St.
Paul's Lutheran church in Brule has
resigned mis- position.
John Bum and John SOlem two of
NOra's able farmers were in the city
on Tuesday on business.
Jerome Summey brought in ten volt
scalps on Tuesday. They were pups
and not over ten months old.
Arguments in the suit of John c.
Curry W. the M. Curry estate are to be
presented at some future time.
Rev. w. H. Snyder of Missouri Val.
ley was the guest of his sister, Mrs. A.
o. Ringsrud, one day last week.
Cattle keeps bounding upwards. 1t
ts predicted that it will bring 81 so in.
side Of month for corn fed steers.
Eggs are quoted at IL cents in Elk
Point; butter brings Is cents, and good
hogs are worth from S4.3O to S4.35.
Duncan Ross, the aged pioueer ol
this section was down from his Sioux
Valley farm on Saturday ON business
Gen. A. D. Collier was an intere ,ted
spectator at the circuit court while the
latter was In session one day last ", SEX
Freeman Brothers have few ". ,sudt
to say to our readers this week. w hiit
the words are few the facts are just
a. they state.
Ex-Alderman McVey feels proud
and has occasion to be-0ver the arrf
val0f . thoroughbred Jersey calf in hi
barn last week.
]. w. Ellis hung out his shingle on
Monday and IL very snugly located. in
. suite Of Office rooms over Mr.. FL on
mans emporium.
VIM. Kupdert and T. J. Scroggs o'
Beresford were VISITORS in the count,
capital on Friday, having business witt
the county dads.
In the Hichborn druggist PER- al
case q stipulation was filled by the IN
testant agreeing to Withdraw In C ~
the costs were paid.
Miss Julia Holthesof NOss IL very II
from IN attack Of stomach trout Ne
The many friends Of the your 9 k'd!
extend their sympathy.
The Nora and Behnkc schools II
Sphinx will hold y joint picnic 40 Ma!
10 In The Shuck grove. An Inv itatao'