Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-05
Bsressord.

60r0oforo.
We learn that the Sioux City, Elk
Point, Vermillion, Beresford; ETC.,
telephone line Is . sure thing and that
the line Is completed as far as Elk
Point.
Napoleon Colombue Of Sioux City. a
brother Of F. Calmobue, q contractor
and builder, has decided to locate in
Beresford.
HI. j. Darling had the foundation laid
Tor a neat residence in Armour's addi-
ton.
Mrs. A. j. Ames OF Doom, Ia, visited
with friends In town last Friday.
We learn that Prof. Blake and wife
will teach the Beloit, Iowa, schools this
winter.
L. U. Larson Of Prairie toxnship has
just completed a handsome re sidence
on his fine farm.
w. n. White. elder son Of Hon. M.
j. White Of Gothland, started last
Tuesday for Valp0riso, Indiana, where
he will spend 9 year in college,, finish
Ing his educatiOn.
The foundation stone is on the
ground for q new dwelling on the lots
opposite Rev. Graven's residence in
HArker 4 Green's addition.
Alex Reynick moved the Elk Point
Republican plant TO Beresford last
Tuesday and is located on the upper
floor Of the Boynton building.
Hon. j. M. White Of Cortland has
secured some choice lots north OF the
Commercial house and will erect a
handsome residence on the same in the
near future.
Patrick Reedy Of Freeport, ILL.,, is
visiting with relatives and friends in
and around Beresford.
Miss. Swartz of Parkston. who has
SO ably filled the pulpit OF the Baptist
church for the past two Sabbaths has
decided to remain in Beresford until
October.
III. A. Ferris received the sad news
Of the death of his father, Edwin G.
Ferris. at his home in Springfield, Ill.
on the 10Th inst, too late to attend the
O~bsequies. Mr.. Ferris was 20 years OF
age and hos been engaged in the in
surance business IN Illinois for the
past 30 years.
Jones E. Minot, eldest son of B.
MtnOt who has spent the past summer
with his uncle Jones Minot, Esq, oil
Brooklyn township, has gone to Con-
cord, N. H.,to attend School.
Solomon Anderson, of Alsen has 100
acres OF cor this season, 80 acres Of
which he will use to all up his sil0 and
the balance he will cut up and shock
for the fodder. He has purchased q
Mccormick corn binder which will
tighten his labor.
J. w. Reedy received his Sweep
stake Aberdeen-Angus bull last Satur-
day and he Is 4 dandy. Although but
. two-year-old he tips the beam at r.
$50 pounds and 1s still growing. His
English Hackney stallion also came on
the same train In charge Of . groom,
and was admired by all lovers OF a
really fine horse who had the pleasure
Of seeing him. "Heatherlano' will
lead the fine heard Of Aberdeen-Angus
cattle on the Cherry Valley stock farm,
and the stallion will alse be Quarterdd
there. On the way.t to BeresfOrd dur.
ing the night = tramp got into the car
with the stallion but fearing the groom
might make his presence known to the
trainsmen and seeing the end door TO
the next car open he changed his
quarters and got into the car where
the bull wal loose. But he did not
stay long, for ~ soon rs the hull
scented him he came toward him with
= roar. and the groom says that the
tramp shot out Of the end door and of
the car, although the train was going
Ut the rate Of 20 miles an hour.
Mics Maggie Reedy returned home
last week and will tAke charge Of the
second primary division Of our public
schools for the coming term. A short
time ago she closed Il very successful
nine months term Of school neal Sioux
City after which she attended institutes
In Elk Point. Vermiilion and YanktOn
Andrew Nelson q farmer who lives
On the old Sandeil tarlD, three. miles
west Of Beresf0rd, wss as efYectualiy
scalped last Monday evening as though
he had passed through the hands Of a
Sioux IndianA He had been t~hreshing
some land ~ owned north Of Center
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