Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-24

Go to Mrs. Lawt0n's for colorei
baby hoods In silk and velvet, best line
in the city.
The adirt' storm on Monday wal
sufficient to blind the eyes Of a prairie
dog.
Miss Louise Brouillette Of jefferson !,
visiting in the city the guest OF Mis-
Josie Smythe.
Charles Volmer was called K
Spencer ia, owing to the serious i'll
ness of hts mother.
F. B. Chaplin OF Marshaltown added
So to our exchequer this week. MIR
Chaplin has our thanks.
y. Will Baker of Akron, Ia, who ,
Short time ago filled a position in thu
depot at this place is now carving
steaks in butcher shop at Akron.
Mrs. Andrew Martin of Brule is a
Davis, ILL.,, where she will visit heI
parents for month. She was &C
companied by her sister Mrs. VIM
Bly, of Akron, Ia.
It would not come amiss for some o
our delinquent subscribers to make vi
a visit as winter is coming and we have
to provide for certain amount O
patching to keep the cold wind from
chilling us.
JEFF X. Stickney OF Tyndall, who re-
Gently started in the law business, was
u greeting friends on Tuesday as we'll al
receiving congratulations over his
marriage to a very estimable Tyndall
young lady. =
Speaking of the state hospital the
democratic Argus-Leader thus com.
mends our own DR.. Mead: 1.-THE Yank-
ton asylum is managed with great skill,
economy and success" A deserved
compliment.
| one week from next Monday, in accord
ance with the adjournment taken Oct.
| 1. Clerk Omdanl has notified all jur-
ors to be present at this opening of the
adjourned term.
| Rev. T. Il. Nichols and wife of
| Gayville, this state, arrived on Monday
Mr.. Nichols will fill the pulpit in the
NJ. Il. church during the ensuing year.
Mr.. Carhart has not decided whether
| he will stay In Elk Point during the
fcoming year or move to Mitchell where
his son is attending college.
Joe Henkin invites all parties de-
string to purchase violins, mandolin,
or anything in the line OF string instru-
ments to call upon him at NJ. Hoffman
g. Co.'S. to investigate his line Of
/ ~n1 fs~o% &C. III hsHc <~R
| the very best viOlins Obtainable in the
market and assures all parties. that he
can save them money If they will call
| at the store.
A letter received from friend in
Alcester states that Jack Wallace is in
| pretty bad shape, but will probably pull
through. No additional developments
have occurred and as the matter now
stands Editor Kelly will not ask for
additional troops to suppress the out
| break. Ever since new coon ap-
peared in the village Brer. Kelley is a
firm believer that it augurs peace
among the belligerents.
REV. A. JAMESON says the Dell
Rapids Tribune, returned Tuesday
| from Aberdeen where he attended the
|
request. on account of the failing
health of his wife, he was placed on
| the superanuated list with no regular
charge. He and his wife will move to
Sioux Falls to reside. He visited that
place Wednesday and rented a house
which he and his wife and his sons
family will occupy together. The new
presiding elder OF this district is Rev.
~ nnhScv, IF Ciouv Rolls on1 pov
w. H. Jordan, the late presiding elder,
takes Mr.. Dobson's place as pastor OF
the frat NJ. Il. church at Sioux Falls"
Clerk Omdahl is doing rushing bus
mess these days in issuing marriage IL
censes. Since Monday he has issued
four. One to Charles Dennison and
Miss Mary Curry, whose marriage
! takes place tonight. j. S. Wilson of
Gnawa, Ia, and Miss Phoebe Gump of
kWinterset. Ia, were narrated on Mon.
day. Charles Herbert. a travelling man,
and Mrs Edith L. Stinson of Sioux
Falls were tied up for life by Rev. A.
NJ. Pipes on Monday. The Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader thus speaks of the Stin-
son woman: Edith L. Stinson, who
came to Sioux Falls last March from
Ameshury, Mass, has secured di-
yorce from Frank Stinson on the charge
of cruelty, which is pretty we'll estab-
lished by the evidence. The couple
were married November IL, 1885. and
Stinson was so anxious to have his own
way that he would occasionally beat
his wife to keep her in line" VIM.
Goss and Miss Anna Lancram of this
township also joined hands and hearts
on the same day.
Sometime ago-three or four weeks
back--a couple of smooth, oily, sleek
tongue artists made their appearance
in our village with dray load Of soap.
Now If there is any article known to
takers that has been utilized more
often than any other to humbug and
swindle the people it is soap. It was
soap with the gentlemen in question.
They visited the many homes here,
found the fair mistresses generally
there, and by that art only known to
the sleek OF tongue they explained
that they we're trying to introduce a
new kind OF soap; pure as the undriven