Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-05-13

Call and see the work of the 500
City Art Co.
A. o. Ringsrud shipped car load OF
hogs this morning.
J. F. Barlow OF Yankton was pleas
ant caller this morning.
LAWYER Jameson is moving to Hud-
son. His goods 60 today.
First class wall paper at prices so
low, at Talcott's Drug Store.
G. A. r. men, remember the meet.
ing OF the Post Saturday night 10 ar
range for Decoration day.
ID. M. Inman of Vermillion, former
ly Of the State Democratic Committee,
Is in the city this morning.
Walter w. Hoffman OF the Wakonda
Monitor was in the city over Sunday.
The COURIER acknowledges call.
Rev. c. e. Taggart expects to
occupy, about July LIST, the house in
which John Donovan is at present liv.
ing.
A horse was stolen from Johan John
son Of Big Springs township last week.
No trace has been found OF horse or
thief.
Will Freeman attended the MINISTRIES
at Vermillion Monday night, given by
Vermillion ladies In behalf of the col
lege athletic fund.
w. S. Harter has been laid up with
the grippe and asthma since Friday.
He was out yesterday for the first time
and will be all right in day or two.
Quite delegation was in the city
between trains Monday on their way to
the grand lodge of the A. o. U. w.
which has been in session at Yank ton
this week.
Miss Ella Donovan left last night for
Savanna, ILL.,, where she expects to
make her home in the future. A score
or more of her school mates were at
the train to see her off.
Stephen LeFrancois OF Beaverville,
ILL.,, is clerking for Freeman Bros,
taking Ed Duhaime's place. I'd has
returned to Salix, Iowa, where he has
gone into business for himself.
We were misinformed last week
as to VermilliOn doctor attending
AL. Gillette. Our home physicians are
quite competent to attend any cases
that are likely to demand surgical or
medical aid.
Lieut.. John r. Wood is frightening
out the posts and raising the roof OF
his house SO as to make it two stories.
Both the appearance and the useful
ness OF the house will be much improved
when completed.
Henry Neill of the Madison Daily
Leader gave US pleasant call Mon
day. Mr.. Neill was on his way to
Yankton and is one of the delegates to
the Grand Lodge A. o. U. W. which
meets there this week.
Rev. Geo. E. Paddock, pastor OF the
Congregational church at Vermiliion,
dined and visited with the editor Mon
day. Rev. Paddock was classmate
of ours at Yale, and is q genial and
thoroughly successful clergyman. He
accompanied Mrs. Paddock as far a.
Elk Point on her way to Madison,
where she has charge Of the primary
normal instruction at the State Sunday
School association, which meets there
this week.
The Schubert Coucett Co. had . good
audience at the Congregational church
Saturday evening, and gave a very
pleasing entertainment. Little Tommy
Purcell ia q prodigy and whole en-
tertainment In himself. The guitar
and mandolin parts were we'll executed
and were among the best features Of
the evening. The audience was quite
appreciative and the ladies generous in
their response. We shall be glad To
have the Schubert's again in the near
future.
Sheriff Anderson turned Sam RIOS.
enberger over to Deputy U. s. Marshal
Tschetter on Tuesday and the latter
took him over to the U. S. court al
Sioux Falls to answer to the charge OF
counterfeiting and keeping counter
feiting dies and apparatus. In CONVEX
sation with the writer just before his
departure Sam said he intended Ia
make clean breast Of 1t, plead guilty
and ask the mercies OF the court; that
circumstances we're such that he would
be unable to clearly prove himself in.
nocent and that the sooner he began
serving time the sooner he would be
free again. 1t Is evident Gam kept bad
company and that the ringssadsr Of the
counterfeiting gang, Dsdrick. who es-
capped is most to blame. -Parksr New