Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-11-19
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LOCAL

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
r. Quails are unusually plentiful thiS
v winter.
A. O. Ringsrud feft for Sioux Falls
on Tuesday,
DR.. ]. Griffin Comfy was called to
jefferson on Wednesday.
Stockman Delaney Of Aberdeen was
In tina city over Sunday.
Auditor Asbjeld enjoyed the Sabbath
with friends In Sioux City. \
. Kropp and Cline manage a dance IL
Akron on Saturday night.
Born, to Mr.. and Jerome Kipp last
week, q girl. Usual weight.
Banker Inman Of vermillion was in
the city between trains on Wednesday.
Fifty pieces OF Omaskeog outing
flannel. 10 cents a yard At the Palace
store.
DR.. Harlan left for Holton, Kan, To-
be absent on q brief visit to her former
home.
Hans Anderson returned from Shell
don, L., where he was called on official
business. :
: Wheat is quoted at Ga cents in Elk
Point, while hogs command $3, butter
Is cents, eggs IL cents. y
Senator Pettigrew is is Hot Springs,
Ark, trying to recuperate from the
arduous work Of the campaign.
The Sioux City ~postofice will move
Into its new quarters in the govern
ment building before Christmas.
We have q fresh line Of fur capes
and jankets Don't miss to see them
before you do your purchasing. The
Palace store.
Miss Allie Talcott came home after
having taken q speciai course in music
under Prof. Liebling, the ablest piano
instructor In America.
Editor Nash OF Canton accompanied
by his wife made q brief visit on Tues
day with their daughter who is teach
ing In u public schools. =
|, Harry Sturgess of vermillion will
.&ake charge of the BeresfOrd Republic.
Editor Moore declares he has had
enough Of newspaper business.
"Tom" Cochrane. Of Algona, a.,
representing Akers, Blackmer GCo. of
Burlington, enjoyed the sabbath with
his sister, Mrs. w. T. Buchanan.
The boys Of the Methodist church will
give q social at the home of Mrs. Jason
Carter, on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 1896.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all.
Rev. Swartz pastor of the Baptist
church of Akron, Ia, will preach at the
Baptist church mex Sunday, both
morning and night. You are cordially
invited TO be present.
Jacob Cline, ST., father of Isaac Cline
died on Monday night after . lingering
illness. He was upwards Of 80 years OF
age and had been q resident OF these
parts for many years.
G. 9. Terrence, son Of A. C. Terrence
enjoyed . few days visit with his father
last week. Young Mr.. Terrence lives
farm q adjoining the Russian settlement.
Dr.. Collins Of Vermillion was in the
city last week on q visit with his par
ents. He 10 about to engage In bring.
ing out the opera 'Pirates Of P%enzance"
In vermilli0n, supported BY local tai
emit
n. z. Bennett OF Beresford was In the
city oyer Sunday. Mr.. Bennett is a
candidate for the appointment OF post
master Of his home town. He Is re-
ceiving the earnest support of his fell
low tOwnsmen.
The Akron Register records the fact
that on Tuesday morning OF last week
. bouncing. We boy, wa born to Mr..
several years ago foreman OF the Geo,
3. Freeman farm.
Thomas Stanton Is as proud rs
morning glory turkey. It is all because
they have . u pound boy at his home
and to indicate his political leaning,
he decided to name the yOungste'
Thomas Bryan Stanton.
Cards u invitation are out announe
Ing the marriage Of Miss Anna S. Gil
and Mi. John F. Tracy, Of this town
ship, to take place on the evening Q
November 18th. 1895. A reception vii
be held Ia Jefferson on the evening o
the wedding day.
Melvin Grigsby Of Sioux Falls, caadi
date for attorney general on the stat
populist ticket passed tnr9ugh the CIT
On Monday on his way to Chicago. u
remarked 70 the editor that nOthinl
hut the o(acial count would determin
the result Of the sslate vnpleasantness.
Marriage licenses have been granite
during the past week to Mr.. NichOla
Uix and Miss Verde Heasley; Mr.. Jas
f. JaCobson and Mrs. Margaret A