Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-04-04

EXSa NC.
Wheat SIC.
Hay e6.
School begins on Monday.
Who said IL would not rain?
Snow and rain covered the entire
state.
The wife Of Congressman Lucas is
stlil very i'll.
A. ID. Keller was called to Canton on
legal bushes.
Charles Lufkin was a VermillioiT Wis
it0r last week.
The city council held a meeting last
night, Tuesday.
Byron and Ralph Reid are in Sioux
City on q visit.
In two weeks the ''cows will be in
the pasture, Maggie"
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Coverdale Is very i'll.
Father Hines has been holding his
Sunday School In the armory.
Leslie Moreland OF Virginia was in
the city on business on Tuesday.
The carpets and chandeliers for the
9 Episcopal chapel have arrived.
Miss lisa Sheriff will arrive from
Htawatha, Kan, on next Monday.
Frank Rust is building a $1,000 resi-.
dence on his farm in Sioux Valley.
Mrs. Ed Bryan and children OF Sioux
City are the guests of Mrs. J. F. Reid.
~ Chairman Main las in 125 acres Of
wheat getting the benefit of this snow.
The board of county commissioners
have been In session several days this
week.
Mrs. Wilson Miller of Virginia is the
guest OF her sister-in-law Mrs. J.. A.
Miller.
There is a considerable sickness re-
ported among infant children in this
vicinity.
The first services to he held in the
Episcopal chapel will be held ON East
81 Sunday.
Andrew verzenni writes that he will
start from Italy for his Union county
home on April IL.
George II. Freeman was in Vermill-
Ion Monday on business PERTAINING 10
his fathers estate
There is an unusual amount of sick
. IN the city and the local physicians
are doing q thriving business.
E. G. Joy ia putting up a barn on his
residence lot on Main street as we'll as
IN addition TO his residence.
Mayor Gilmore was in Sioux CITY on
Monday 10 meet his family on their re-
turn from Lincoln, Neb.
Circuit court is In session at Ver-
million and our local bar is represen-
ted In the person Of f. C Ericsson Esq.
Miss Rachel Cochrane Of Cherokee,
ia, returned to her home after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. r. Buch.
anan.
Sam Omdahl has moved into the Mrs.
Geo. w. Freeman residence on Pleas
Ant avenue, formerly occupied by Frank
Barnes.
Simmons & Troskey cold two car
loads Of cattle In Chicago last week at
Vt10 WVV VI IN 10GtG NC v W. on III
hundred.
]. w. Quick Of Olympia, WASH, son
Of Henry Quick Of this city, becomes .
new subscriber OF THE COURIER with
this issue.
oTom Smith won the Columbia bicy-
Gle rafled by Mrs. r. A. Hudson. Miss
AGgie BOvee purchased the wheel Of
MI. Smith.
George Voorhees, Of Akron, an ex-
Newspaper man, but now o real.
estate dealer was in the city interview
Ing friends.
Please remember the quarterly meet
Ing at the NJ. E church ON next Satur-
day evening and Sunday. Kev. w. H.
Jordan will officiate.
Henry Henkin Of the Palace store is
home from Chicago where he purchased
= large line Of dry goods for the sum
mer and spring trade.
l. +. Rust will put In 50 acres Of
broom corn this spring. Broom corn
goes usually two tons to the acre and
at go . ton would figure out $16OO.
Father Hines. City Treasurer Sim
lsOnUs 40t0cy yer "a -. AIACoOaiS
Father Kelly, Jerry Ryan and others
were Sioux City visitors last week.
A steady down pour Of rain wa one
Of the blessings showered upon this
section by the Great Ruler on last
Sunday. It was . most welcome gift.
John CtementsOn 10 suffering from
IN attack Of grippe. He left for Akron
% remain during the tendency Of the
attack With his old friend Henry Muhs.
Aberdeen News: Delaney, Bros,
stock dealers, have purchased from
Messrs. Bracket + Smith, Of the ALI