Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-08-08
For sale.
For Sale.
urass on 30 acres OF land. Enquire
!" j. s. TALCOTT.

- vi 1CBlos HUQulT0
" j. s. TALCOTT.
Editor Reynick was a Beresford yisi-
tor on Friday.
Thos. Flanery made a trip to Alcester
last Saturday.
Senator Allen addressed the denizens
OF Ponca on Monday.
Mrs. Shoudy and daughter, of ver-
million, are visiting friends in the city.
The new bank at Alcester is to be
called the Farmers and Merchants
bank.
Mart Moles, the prince merchant of
Richland, was a Sioux City visitor last
week.
HawardeD has u population of l,728
according TO the Iowa state census taken
In June.
Oscar J.. Bland is home from In
diana after an absence Of several
months.
A Ponca farmer gathered half q
bushel Of apricots on his fruit farm
this season.
From the top Of the water tank the
smoke from seven steam threshers
could be seen on Monday.
Hon. E. w. Miller departed for Dead
wood on Tuesday on important business
connected with Uncle Sans domain.
The Union county fair association
make their bow to the public in this
issue. Just read what Secretary
Murphey has TO say.
The telephone still remains neon
nected, and while the wire runs be-
tween the two towns it is Of no earthly
use unless an instrument is attached.
Capt. Talcott has been elected q
director in the South Dakota Lumber
mems association. The captain is n
of the oldest dealers in lumber in the
state.
Attorney w. H. Levy of Sioux City,
who is the attorney in a divorce case
pending in the courts here, was dis
in the Sioux City police courts
the other day.
Mrs. Jennie Smith, daughter of DR..
j. Comfy, departed on Friday last
for her home in Boise City, Idaho, after
q very pleasurable and enjoyable visit
with her relatives and friends.
Miss Aggie Boyee and Mr.. J. w. Lee
on Monday morning on their
bicycles for Hudson this state. When
they reach their destination they Will
have travelled a distance of As or SO
There will be a special excursion on
the Milwaukee running from this place
to Sioux Falls during the state fair in
on the third and fourth
DAYS Of the fair. 1t will leave here at
40 q. IN. and return at 9:l5 in the
evening.
o. E. Anderson threshed his wheat
and out of "a acres secured 1877 bushels
This makes an average Of 81 bushels to
the acre and at machine measure. At
weight measure it will 60 nearly "a to
the acre.
Capt. VanKeuren was exhibiting
a stolk OF sod corn on the streets last
Tuesday that measured 10 feet and .
inches in heighth. Van has a wonder.
fully productive farm and when 1t
comes to raising crops he is strictly in
it and knows where he is at"
Watertown Public Opinion: Mrs.
Shexfe, Miss VanHusen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon have gone to points in
Minnesota to spend some time at some
OF the lakeside resorts. The party Is
under the chaperoning Of Mr.. Harmon.
Master Mark Sheafe is camping AZ
Lake Kampeska during the absence OF
the party and the colonel is going 1t
alone at the family domicile.
Col. John Brennan has purchased
the Kiplinger farm of James T. Norton,
the consideration being $500. MIR.
Brennan is one of our substantial farm.
ers and he purchased the place largely
to secure u farm home near the city
and thus enjoy the benefits OF a metro
politan life ~ well as the comforts and
ioy of the Acadian life which Is part Of
the solidity and happiness which fol
lows q pastoral pursuit. 1t is
coed farm and will make the colonel q
model place 10 pass away his remain
ing days.
Rev William LLOYD Hines and his
brother Arthur +. departed for tht
east nn Monday. The former went t
Concord, N H., where h- has chargt
OF the missionary work III the Episco
nal diocese OF New Hampshire, whils
the latter went to Racine, Wis. TO re
sumo his work in connection with thu
Racine Carriage and Wagon works
Both during their brief stay In con
nection with the illness and death Q
the venerated father, formed many &C
uua~intauces, who through thu sympath.