Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-04-08
Capt. Fisher Of vermillion 10 In the

Capt. Fisher Of vermillion 10 In the
city.
Centerville carried license by 8
majority.
Miss Mae Mangan is quite i'll with
malarial fever.
Druggist St. Marie and family now
occupy the Walsh residence.
James Walsh and wife leave on or
about May for Canada.
Evangelist Houser went to Sioux
City today 10 secure medical treat
ment.
An artesian we'll outfit left South
Dakota overland by boat last week
There was no shooting. but the people
muttered some at its getting away
Minneapolis Journal.
The Yankton train is only able to
reach Vermillion-and probably can
not for week more get beyond that
point. Between Vermillion aud Hin
sey's ranch there is at least mile OF
track washed out. while the estimates
beyond that point are from to 10
miles of track.
The enterprising farmers In and
about the town of Utica, Yankton Co.
have organized stock company for
the establishment OF creamery there,
with q capital stock Of about $1,000.
The stock is divided into shares Of SIS
each, and nearly all Of IL has been tax.
en-. The creamery complete will cost
about three thousand dollars, and the
contract for its construction has been
let.
1t will be surprise to our many
readers to learn that Miss Title Cover
dale, the handsome daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Coverdale was mar
ried on March at Delhi, lathe for
mer home of the family and where
they have many relatives. The
grooms name is Mr.. Shearon, and he
is one of the responsible citizens of the
town. The large circle of friends OF
the bride extend their congratulations.
For the past year Miss Coverdale has
been teaching a school at Delhi.
J.C. Chaussee who, in the spring OF
1896, did a great deal of painting and
papering is one Of the finest workmen
ever seen in this city. He is a master
workman in his trade and 10 not excel.
ed by anyone in the west. For years
he has had steady work in the cities and
has enough work ahead in Sioux City
to keep him engaged during the COM
ing summer. He is agent in Sioux City
for Alfred Peats and anyone desiring
unexcelled work should write him at
200 South Iowa Street, Sioux City. 10.
Edward Herrity Sr., one of Union
county's oldest settlers died on Tuesday
night after lingering illness, having
spanned 81 years of life. The deceased
was born in the county of Mayo,
Ireland, in 1915. Here he grew up to
manhood and when the famous famine
of '46 and Al blasted the green isle he
took his departure for Canada, land
ing in Quebec in the fall Of l847. He
resided in Canada IL or II years, NOV
ing in 66 to Boone, Ia, and after a
residence of nearly year located upon
the Herrity homestead in this county.
Seven children-all living in Union
county--mourn the loss of . devoted
father. The sons are John, Patrick,
and Edward, while the daughters,
Mrs. Daniel Murphey, Of Elk Point,
Mrs. James Manning, Of Elk Point,
Mrs. James Manning, of Burbank, and
Miss Winnifred Herrity. The de-
ceased was man Of sturdy and honor
able habits. He was q frugal, in
dustrious and hard worker, whose life
gained for him the friendship Of q
large circle of friends. The funeral
services take place In this city at the
Catholic church at or 10 o'clock this
morning.