Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-02-04


Mrs. John Heuke is down in Iowa on
a visit with relatives.
For RENT-a four room cottage. In
quire Of Will Freeman.
Miss Lena Bragstaad, Of Sphinx, is in
the city, the guest OF friends.
Will Freeman was in Sioux City on
Monday to witness Palmer Cox's
Brownies"
Chas. Wilson, son-in-law of Ed
Wood of this city, has sold his barber
shop in Akron, la.
N. G. Nash, of Canton and S. H.
Ramsey, Of Woonsocket, passed through
the city on Wednesday.
John Briggs. Ed Schnose and Gust
Rosemore, all responsible farmers of
the north end were in the city on Tues
day.
Rev. A. E. Carhart is in Pierre,
looking after the interests of the Anti
Saloon League and fighting Nose
Kaufman.
Bob Kneebs' third trial was opened
in Berlin, Germany, on Tuesday. In q
few days the news will be received as
to the result.
The dance at the opera house at the
conclusion of the performance of "On
the Potomac" on last Tuesday evening,
was we'll attended
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Miller returned
home from Pierre last Tuesday, after a
pleasant stay of four weeks attending
the legislative session.
Don't forget the entertainment at J..
M. Talcott's residence tomorrow even
ing, to be given by the ladies of the
Congregational church.
Miss Ida Brouillette Of Jefferson, and
Miss Maggie Reedy of McCook, at
tended the play ION the Potomac" in
this city Tuesday evening.
Senator Grill is opposed to bill pro-
viding for state repositories, requiring
the latter to put up securities, as a
guarantee, in the hands of the state
auditor.
Miss May Miller did not return with
her parents to this city. She was en-
gagged by the people of Huron to sing
the leading part in an opera soon to be
given in that city.
Hon. G.. N. Herried, of Eureka,
chancellor commander of the K. P's
of the state expects to make tour of
the lodges in the southern part of the
state in few weeks. He will make
Elk Point visit.
The senate committee on appropria-
tions has reported unfavorable upon
the bill to reimburse Maj. A. D. KEEL
lar for funds advanced to aid the local
militia company. 1t is hard to under
stand just wherein the committee
could discover sufficient data to base
their recommendation.
Fitzgerald, (Ga.) Leader:-Capt. j.
+. Gump and wife, of Denver, Colo,
father and mother of Mrs. B. F. Knapp,
of this city. and J. s. Wilson and wife,
of Onawa. Ia, the latter being sister
to Mrs. Knapp, arrived here last Thurs
day to make this city their future
home. They are more than pleased
with the colony and the city OF Fitz-
gerald.
The subject of the Armenians will be
presented at the Baptist, Methodist
and Congregational churches mex,
Sunday night. At each place a collec.
ton will be taken for them. We in.
vite you to come out and hear some
thing of the awful persecution
they have passed through and their
great suffering and need. Please come
prepared to help with your means.
DR.. G.. V. Ellis, of Akron, is writing
to friends in Akron, Ia, from Missis'
sippi, where he is now located, encloses
a copy of a hand bill which it is Gus
tomary to post as funeral notice
The bill reads, Funeral Notice! The
friends and acquaintance of Mr.. Geo
w. larry are invited to attend hi
funeral this (Mondav) afternoon at 3:3(
o'clock from the residence of Mrs. NJ
Thompson"
Some of you farmers, who are losing
your hogs right and left by hog cholers
ought to step into Simmons & Troakey',
butcher shop and buy can Of Animal
inc, which is guaranteed to cure. Nov
advice is cheap. but q guarantee i,
different. H. o. Heller & Co.. the
manufacturers will pay the market
! price for every hog that dies after hav
ing eaten and followed the direction.
for the use of Animaline.
E. c. Simmons departed for Boyd.
county, Nebraska, to look over cattl,
/ ranch with q view of buvinr the same