Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-02-13
THE COURIER,
LOCAL

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ton will be held.
A big Indian pow-wow is to be held
at Rosebud this week.
Mrs. j. Griffin Comfy was a Sioux
City visitor IN Wednesday.
A marriage license vas issued on
Monday to Mr.. Richard Walsh and
Miss Ellen Dennolley.
Mrs. NJ. M. Williams returned from
Omaha, Neb., on Tuesday and is the
guest OF Mrs. A. o. Ringsrud.
Judge Aikens and VIM. vanEps of
Sioux Falls passed through the city on
Tuesday on their way to New Orleans.
He bert Gillette, whose illness is
mel toned in another column, died on
Monday, he being unable t overcome
the effects OF the surgical operation.
John Coykendall of Brule township
departed for Clinton, Mo-, with a view
10 locate there permanently II he found
things as the beam in mis- own eye
pictured it in his mind.
DR.. Mulcahey has purchased the res.
idence lots adjoining those owned by
p. l.. Kelly, on the site of the old base
ball park, and in the spring will begin
the erection OF handsome residence.
Mrs. j. G. Knapp writes to friends in
this city that she enjoys her new home
in southern Georgia very much, and
that they will commence the erection
OF q residence in about o month.
Miss Minnie Connolly Is very ill from
the effects Of al attack of the grippe
which has brought heart complications.
DR.. Spranger Of Sioux City was called
To consult with the local physician and
grave fears r entertained for her
recovery.
T.. C. Ericsson, Sheriff Anderson and
A. d. Keller, all left for Parker yester-
day Wednesday, The sheriff had in
charge the famous Nash Of Alcester
whose escapades have cost the county
many hundreds o. dollars. For the
second time he is charged with con-
tempt of court, and his trial will take
place before Judge Smith at Parker on
Thursday.
Hance Murphey departed for Ham,
mond, La. on Tuesday. He has a
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the entire south and portions Of Gen.
stated. however, that Hance is a typ
ical northern r~ustler. and should he
decide to make the southern half OF
the United States his home that secs
ton would enjoy a boom which would
be unequaled in the history OF Anglo
Saxon immigration.
WI. Ruley a farmer living two miles
east and one aud %one.fourth miles south
OF jefferson will sell at public auction
on Monday, February "a, six horses
and one Morgan bred stallion 3-years
old, as we'll as n Lasbelle Wagon, an
Osborne mower, one Brown cultiyator,
two plOws and One harrow. Also house
hold goods and other articles TOO
numerous to mention. Something to
eat will be furnished to those who
come, and the sale will begin at IL
o'clock. Alison Bovee will be the
auctioneer.
Sioux City Journal, 18th: Captain
Dick Talbot, of the iowa and Nebras-
ka Bridge company, said the pontoon
bridge would not be sold to Joe Geisler
to take to YanktOn. When the river
breaks up the barges will be caught
just as they have been in former years,
and the Capitola Butte will ferry pas
seneers across until after the June rise,
when the bridge will be replaced. The
same rates which now prevail on the
pOntoon bridge will be charged on the
ferryboat. It is probable MI. Gefsier
will construct barges for the pontoon al
YanktOn. The people OF that town are
very anxious to have the bridge.
Commissioner Dodd of Alcester was
in the city on Tuesday looking up mat
ters pertainingtO the work OF repairing
the Calli0pe bridge. In this issue VA
be found the advertisement OF tht
county auditor asking for bids. Iners
will be q special meeting Of the board
on Thursday, March II, to open tnt
bids and award the contract TO I'M
lowest cash bidder. The Sioux county
Iowa. commissioners will be presen'
and will assist in the deliberations
Copies o. THE COURIER are to be mail
ed to all contractors In this section Q
the country, and a large number u Did
are expected to be received.
Rev. 4. E. Sjolinder, pastor OF tn
Union Creek Lutheran church has ten
dered his resignation to take effect Il
three months. We are sorry % lear
this as the reverend gentleman 10 on
Of the brightest and most earnest ex
FOUNDERS Of the gospel in the state. "
sincerely hope that before the time 2,
loted has expired his intention WI
have been changed 50 that no Will nay
decided 20 remain in the county. =
il . scholarly, thoughtful and enel
retic minister. and his congregatio
can lily afford 10 dispense with q
services.
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