Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-09-03
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MOUNT HOPE, August a. Secretary
Morton furnished US fair weather for
farm work last week.
Fox q Son broke all the cOncaves In
their separator Saturday, and hal to
suspend work until new ones Il be
obtained from the east.
The Akron Mckinley club had a
rally Saturday evening, and enthusiasm
run high. The cheers and shouts for
the noble republican leader resOunded
half way acrOss Union county.
Adam Scott and son. OF Virginia twp,
were here last week buying cattle.
They expect to 90 U west In a few
days 70 pick up some stock on the
ranges.
Sol Lee OF Big Springs was calling
here SATURDAY. Mr.. Leo Is an old G..
A. r. man and one OF Our solid republi-
cans and is using his 300 pounds OF
avidupnis for the g. o. p. ticket.
Robert Ross Joined n hunting party
from Akron last week headed for North
Dakota. They will camp out and ex-
pect to have great sport.
Mike HAPPIER OF Elk Point drove up
with his best girl last week and visited
with his sistir, Mrs. w. X. Tremaine.
The p0pulists are more rejoiced over
Pettigrew and Palmer who topped,
than they are OF the hundreds Of faith
full who are daily leaving the silver
craze and returning 70 their first love
the G. o. r.
This is the day when only a few out
81 many can be nominated at Beres-
ford.
Pastor Siolinger has been appointed
leader Of the choir ct the Big Springs
church. He inform, US that he also
has : good orchestra In training Mt the
same place.
The Sioux Valley G. A. r. boys on
this side Of the Sioux joined their COM
rxdes ~ Akron today and left by spec
iAi car for st. Paul 70 meet the old
soldier boys ut the reunion. Nothing
pieaees us more than tO see these old
veterans attend the reunions and enjoy
: little sunshine after the great bates
Of the rebellion. 8. B. Fox, VIM.
9ayles and Sol Lee were among the
sioux Valley delegation, and we hope
they will enjoy the trip to the fullest
extent.
We noticed q threshing outfit in
SPHINX township last week with free
silver banners on the straw stacker.
The words free silver we're upside
down which reminded us that on No
-A-An-. "a 49, kAn~ n&1e,nA %u,O AnSl
ticket will be upside down and in the
straw pile. With the prosperity party
beaded BY VIM Mckinley will be sepa-
tOrious In the grain wagon. It Is very
motto on the straw stack and the re-
publican motto In the grain pile.
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter, OF West
neld, ID, are visitingtat T. J. Reeves.
Your scribe started out one day last
week 70 study the bicycle and per-
chance pick up few stray news items.
The machine worked tO.perfection for .
lev miles but would not permit us to
Raxe around or look behind. We we're
beginning TO pride ourselves that we
we're q natural rider and friend of Il
wheel when the pesky wheel dropped II
peddel crank and Ne had the pleasure OF
walking home. The next time we 60
Inquest OF news on q wheel we will
walk both ways 30 we don't get 90 far
away bus what We can get back the
same week.
Judge Palmer spoke In Alcrster Fri
day night TO- good audience, mostly
republicans, on the demo pop free sill
ver-PettiR rep-Palmer ct 81 came. We
we're not there but several good re-
pubiiCAns from here went UP TO see II
the Judge had attained any peculiar
titles. The Judge stated that he had
not left the republican party but the
party had left him I've presume had
not given him 0fli.,e en0ugh.) He said
he would my 1000 In gold to any one
who could prove that he I'VE asked for
oliCe. He also stated that he would
BE- elected state senator this fall and
would turn The state house upside down
next winter and purify the slate gov
0rnment. Let us oil bow before this
great refOrmer and exclaim, hail Of
tumble weed thou great mAgnate III
Sioux Falls.
NJ. MattsOn concluded his three
m0utus pastOrate NJ the Lutheran
church Sunday and will return to
school q 81. Peter, Mimi, this week
fIte farewell sermon Sunday evening
Wxe very touching TO the large audi
enCe that wns present 10 bid him good
bye. His work here during vacation
40 his 6Fst attempt In the ministry
md Ne done better than many old
heads Who h1ve been years In the field.
TAe BalOn Creek congregation would
he gsM9 It be 1uished his college course
md momlA aCcept = call 70 become their
permanent pastor, but as this is not
palosIblA they wish him G0dspeed in
hto studies And their prayers will fol-
sloW him wherever he goes. A call
uns extended 70 Pastor Luduqnist
az Conn, some time ago and he il ex.
pected 70 be here . week from next
Sunday.
Mary Rnnning and Emma Nervick
Rocky Mountaln Tea cures cOnstipa-
tim, etdk headache and stomach
troubles. For sale By Dr.. J. 8. Talcott.
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