Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-03-28

estlng reading and worthy of the per
9sal OF every reader Of THE COURIER
m second supplement contains q lev
choice remarks BY Chas. Krause.
School children In this city are hold
ing their breath In anticipation Of tn,
arrival OF next Friday-that being the
last day Of the mid-winter.term.
County Treasurer johnson, A. o
Ringsrud, Father Kelly, James Steck
man. q: +. Krause and others were
Sioux City visitors last Thursday.
Hicks predicted y big storm last Sun.
day, but he missed IL by q long ways d
q more pleasant and agreeable day
could only be experienced in Dakota.
John JOhntgaard, John Blosmo and
Sever Somineryold, all OF Nora were In
the city this week with cattle and hogs
a'a disposed OF their stock nj good
prices.
There Is said to be fifty-four bicycles
IN Inc city which at IN average value
OF SO would represent nm investment
OF $3.50. Not SO bad for hard times,
after all.
Coin Ia making numerous converts.
Every person who is at all interested
In n silver question should purchase
Coins" Financial School. j. s. Talcott
keeps them.
Simmons spring opening Of millinery
Friday and Saturday. Pattern hats
and all the latest styles in ladies' and
children's trimmed hats and b0nnets.
All are welcome.
Some of you boys and girls who are
always looking for something peculiar
car lind 1t In the sentence Draw pupils
lip upward" 1t reads the same back.
ward as forward.
A fancy road house" with all the
latest appurtenances to DO found in a
modern GOmOrrah is to be established
at the Big Sioux bridge, according to
the Sioux City Journal.
The 2-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Berg, died on Monday from
the effects OF al attack of lung fever.
The burial took plack on Tuesday at
10 o'clock in Sphinx township.
Senator Kyle states that parties down
this way desiring government seeds
should write to Col. Abe B0ynton of
the Mitchell land Office as he has been
named rs disbursing agent tor this
section.
Herman and Edward ROsemore OF
Alcester, were pleasant callers at this
office on last Tuesday. They number
among the very best in Alcester and
their prosperity Is q source of Rratifi-
cation to their friends.
Messrs. Wenner and Kroksh have
suspended work in their pursuit of the
100 barrels Of whiskey In the hold OF
the sunken steamboat. No alarm need
be- experienced as the suspension of
work Is only temporary.
On last Friday night Richland ora
tors INDUCED In q debate on that new
and original subject: Resolved, That
Protection is Of more benefit to our ma
ton than Free Trade" We are not
informed as to the result.
Miss Nellie Freeman, accompanied
by Mesdames Larson and Jackson of
Sioux City, returned home after an
absence OF several weeks. Miss Nellie
has been i'll of late and comes back very
much improved in health.
Jessie Compton has been quite Ill
during the past week from the effects
OF an ill.manered and ill-natured assault
of that infamous French gentleman
Mons La Grippe. Mr.. Compton is get
ting the best Of the Johnny Crapaud.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
M. Andersen who live q short distance
south of the city, died on Sunday from
an attack OF lung fever. The parents
have the sympathy Of all and Thee
RIcR In particular in this their saddest
hour Of trial.
George kellogg, son OF G. Wash Kel-
log, vas appointed chief Of the fire de-
partment in Sioux City last week.
George first saw the light in the Union
county and his acquaintances reeard
him as worthy Of the appointment In
every particular.
Miss Zulu Strobel entertained fifty Of
her friends In honor of her 9Th birth
day last Wednesday at the home of her
parents on Washington avenue. The
little ones we're delighted beyond meas
ure and the air rang with happiness
for several hours,
The Milwaukee railroad il hard at
at work improving the banks Of the
Missouri river at Brughier bridge near
Sioux City. They are bringing willows
from YanktOn by the train load and
using them with rip-rap to stop the river
cutting their track out.
congressman Dorsey, by the aid
Of his attorney, has had all the indict-
ments found against for completely in
the Ponca bank failure quashed. His
brother. Fay Madison and Higgins are
still under bonds and their trial will
take place this summer.
Charles Mellette of Sioux Falls, clerk
Of 1.-THE United States district court,
stopped Of to pay the editor Of THE
COURIER q visit before leaving for
DeadwO0d. MI. Mellete il one OF the
bright young men Of the state and q
pleasure to his friends to meet him.
Sioux City Journal.-Ex-6re Chief
Hawman,sW. T. Campbell and r B.
johnson have gone to the lakes In the
vicinity Of Burbank, 3D., for . duck
shoot. Birds are plentiful in that local
ity, especially mallards, which find
plenty Of feed in the vast c0rnlelds.