Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-04-22
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Carl Anderson has game keee TO-
day.
Rev. Taggart was a pleasant caller
last week.
Oscar simonsen, clerk Of Clay county,
is at the Merchants.
Judge Blair left yesterday for Madi-
son to attend meeting OF the new
Board Of Regents.
Next week we propose to print for
our readers art,-perhaps the whole
-Of the new license law.
Sheriff Jerry Ryan dropp. in the
other day to wish The COURIER victory
and success. Thank you, Jerry, wen
get there!
Friday last j. NJ. Taicott and John
Donovan exchanged places. Mr.. Dono-
van will make his home in the former
Talcott home.
Tsedfield, a college town and Boosting
OF never having had q saloon, carried
license Tuesday by 80 majority. Yer
million voted license down by Al major.
ity and DeSlnet by g.
Senator Kyle has returned to Wash.
ington after several days. absence, and
the dispatches say that the hearts of
several South Dakota patriots will be
made glad by federal appointments in
a few days.
Mr.. Harry Korns, of Ponca, Neb.,
has moved to our city, and will start
the first of next week the manufacture
ing of cigars for the city retail trade.
Mr.. Korns comes we'll recommended as
a first-class cigar maker.
Mr.. Thomas Baugus and Miss Rachel
Conant were married April 18th, by
Justice B. A. Rozell at his home. Mr..
A. Conant, the brides brother, and
Mrs. A. Conant, nephew and daughter
Jessie, were present at the ceremony.
The city council is seriously consid-
ering the advisability of putting in
stone crossings at the principal corners
and tile culverts where needed. This is
q good move. In the long run it is as
cheap as any, and makes permanent
and satisfactory improvement.
A special dispatch to the st. Paul
Pioneer Press states that Saturday
night Sheriff A. J. Anderson of Parker
and his deputy John Molezed, captured
a counterfeiting outfit at Centerville,
and arrested one of the alleged counter.
feiters, Sam Rosenburger. Another
man wanted disappeared the night
before, and at last accounts had not
been secured. The sheriff was work
ing on a complaint against the parties
for burglary and went to the home OF
Rosenburger armed with search war
rant to hunt for clothing taken from q
local clothing store. In a trunk under
. stairway he found part of the cloth
ing and quite an amount OF unfinished
coin stamped from lead in plaster of
paris molds. There were twenty-dol-
lar gold pieces, silver dollars, half.dol-
lars, ETC., rendy to be plated and finish
ed, besides the molds and other Access
series. The one who got away is sup
posed to be not far off, and every effort
will be made to capture him. Several
other parties in Centerville are said
to be implicated, and other arrests will
probably follow. The parties have all
borne fair regulations In the COM
munity and have been residents Of the
town Cor several years. Nearly q
thousand dollars worth of clothing has
been stolen during the past six months,
besides other merchandise. As soon AZ
the county il through with them they
will be turned over to the United States
authorities to answer to the charge Of
counterfeiting. Rosenburger had his
preliminary hearing Monday, was
placed under bonds, and failing to Sc
cure bail is now in jail at Parker.