Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-09
of Them
Largest line of Millinery
j. r. Martin delivers everything
free. Fisk old Sfand.

J. r. Martin delivers everything
free. FiSk's old Sfand.
Walter Harter has purchased one Of
the celebrated Ann Arbor organs, of c.
ID. Lufkin, our local dealer in musical
instruments.
III. Murphey has the Golden Eagle
Spring Stump Fuller corn pillow on his
floor which looks all right for a stumpy
corn field.
The business men of Elk Point, a. a
general thing, always do good bust
ness because they have u we'll settled
and thriving farming community to
back them up, but they are becoming
convinced that an ad in THE COURIER
not only increases their sales, but also
does a good turn to a great many peO-
pie who are in need of certain lines of
Point merchants have them In stock
can be sold in Sioux City of any of the
their places of business will convince
one OF the truthfullness of this asser-
ton, for just as complete and nObby
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any other place along this line of rail-
road. The leading firms are all repre-
scented in The COURIER. They know
paper. for when it comes to advertis-
THE COURIER'S circulation is preemi-
1t has gone over the ground regularly
xa,nn1x frN Nv Rv,n nd
has a clientele of which il Is Justly
Drawn and brain the best OF South Da-
kota farmers. A rich valley, filled
with well-tO-do yeomanrY, 10 what
makes THE COURIER such splendid
advertising medium. The leading bus
jness men OF Elk Point have long ago
recognized this fact, and their ads can
AN be found in THE COURIER. In the
line OF dry goods, groceries, ETC., we
find A. o. Ringsrud, Hoffman & Co.,
and Freeman Bros, all of whom carry
fair, square, business methods. We
have three hardware stores in Elk
Point, but only one advertises at pres
ent, and he has a large announcement
in another column. We refer to M.
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two also carry good stocks, and are
noted for their upright and gentleman
ly dealings in business as in everything
else. We are hoping to enroll their
names on THE COURIER'S list OF adyer-
tisers before long. To give individual
attention to each business house in the
city that uses THE COURIER as an ad-
vertising medium would require too
much space, but by glancing over it's
columns the readers will find ads of all
shapes and sizes, and all representing
good reliable firms. There is VIM.
Eslick, dealer in furniture and UNDER
taking supplies; Ben Briggs, furniture;
S. G. Thornton, groceries, shoes, tin
ware, and almost everything else; G. E.
krause, farm machinery; Citizcns
bank; Union County bank; Mrs. Stroud,
millinery and dandy stock it is, too;
c.. ID. Lufkin, pianos, organs, band in
struments, and music; John Malady,
groceries, cigars, tobacco ETC.;
}. NJ. Talcott, and Moore & Co., both
deal in lumber and coal; j. S. Talcott,
drlgs, wall paper, etc; w. j. Comfy,
same. Union meat market; j. Ryan,
real estate and collections; South Da-
kota Abstract company: G. Hanson, the
tailor; Carl Anderson, bicycles; Don
Franklin. flour and feed; Ole OlesOn,
jewelry and bakery; and great many
others who carry local ads in other col
umns. These people know good
thing when they see 1t, and advertise
regularly in The COURIER.