Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-02-27

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Fl. M. Wallace was in Jefferson Sat-
urday on legal business.
Mrs. o. Fl. Williams returned to
Sioux City on Saturday.
Bishop Hare Of this Episcopal diocese
will make an official visit to this par
ish March 20.
NJ. L. Disbrow has disposed Of his
furniture store In Hawarden. He
traded it for a farm. -
I It is reported that L. P. McClarren,
0rmerly of this place has located at
Woonsocket, and will take chare of the
Wo0nsocket Times.
LATE Smith has not sold his lot in
Etzgerald-insom much as indications
point to q higher and better price than
has yet been offered.
Captain Lavender Of Scotland was
married to u Mrs. Wynn of YanktOn
q few weeks ago. The captain and his
bride will make YanktOn their home.
Mr.. Scvert Abraha mson and Miss
Annie Christensen of Sphinx are to be
married on Thursday. A large mum
Der from Elk Point will be in attend
ance.
At the Fasig sale in New York a
week ago John r. Gentry, champion
pacing stallion of the world (2:O34) sold
for . $1,000 to VIM. Simpson Of New
York.
George Raish of Akron, Ia, has been
nominated for the position Of assessor
by the republicans OF the municipality
Of Akron. The election will be held q
week from next Monday.
Chicago Pilgrim Temple Beacon: Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Halverson, 1888 Hon-
man avenue, are rejoicing over their
daughter that came to them with the
joys OF the new year, 1896. \
!Alex Reynick, editor Of the Beres-
NOrd Republic, has recovered from the
attack Of pneumonia from which he suf-
fered for several weeks. This will be
pleasing newt to his many friends In
Elk Point.
On next Monday, March 2, one per
cent. will be charged up to all tax de-
linquencies. Saturday will be the last
day, and it is the desire of the county
officials that-all should take notice OF
the law in that regard.
A. o. Ringsrud and wife and E. G..
Ericsson and wife enjoyed the Salvini
performances in Sioux City last Thurs.
day evening. They report that the
rendition Of the drama 1.-THE Three
Guardsmen" wal one Of the finest ever
witnessed by them.
w. w. Main left ON Saturday for
Wilmington. ILL.,, to visit his parents,
whom he has not seen for several years.
They have nov passed the three score
and ten niche in life, and MI. Main
wishes to pay them a visit at the old
home and sit by the old firessde once
more. He viii be abs ent two weeks.
Fitzgerald Leader: B. s. Look,and
old acquaintance of the Leader publish
ers at Elk Point, but now of New York,
dropped in on us or last Thursday from
Atlanta and remained two days on a
tour Of inspection. He was more than
pleased with Fitzgerald and the colony
in general.
Henry Payne In q conversation with
the rep orter on Monday stated that on
Sunday q team in attempting in cross-
idg on the ice on the Missouri at the
P0nca landing met with the misfortune
Of breaking through and disappearing,
the horses being drowned. The driver,
the minute the Ice began cracking, ran
the wagon length and then jumped
out. To whom the team belonged 10
not known, but It 10 surmised that is
some farmer on the other side.
Alexander Reynick OF the Beresford
kRepublic - Ia thecity. According TO
report Mr. Reynick has made arrange
ments with Thomas Ayers by which he
will take the management Of the
Leader and conduct II In the future.
Mr.. Reynick was formerly proprietor
Of the Republican, also Of the Yankton
1. Journal, and II an ardent populist. The
| COURIER welcomes Mr.. Reynick back
TO the city and bespeaks for him .
share Of the patronage to be found In
this thriving and wholesome bailiwick.
The late ]. w. circuit had $4,000 In
surance In the Masonic Aid association.
| which headquarters at Yankton. In
common with most mutual companies
Mr. CIRCUIT failed to pay his last -
session when he met with the injury
last days and while unconscious Of his
approachinr end the time for which he
could pay his asseaetnent expired. The
company Il not~b6und by ID rules 70
pay IL l0esy but Mr.. Circuits friends
are Ia hO6ee something may bo secured
forAhe benefit 81 his family, In con-
federation 81 Ill the facts in the case.
Z. r. Ochsner went % YanktOn this
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