Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-09

Editor Danforth of the Dakota Repab-
''r"n was in the city Sunday.
The finest work and lowest prices at
Lawton's photograph parlors every
Thursday
Monday morning a baby boy made
his appearance at the home of win
Shearon.
The Harvest Home Services at the
M. f. church have been postponed
one week TO Sept. 10Th.
Will Lawton by request will visit the
city every Thursday for fine photo
graph work. AT the old stand.
The w. c. Il. U. will hold market
at the fremont Sample Room Satur.
day next, Sept. 18th. Your patronage
is asked.
The scenes of the Mckinley inaugur-
alton and the Grant memorial exercis-
es reproduced absolutely true to life.
At the Armory tomorrow night.
Edison Projecting Kinetoscope.at the
Armory, Friday evening, Sept. 10th.
A fine assortment of pictures, every
one worth the price of admission.
Mrs. Tillie Coverdale Shearon, who
has been visiting her old friends in
this city recently, started Tuesday
morning for her home in Delhi, Iowa.
Miss Langworthy, who has been Wis
iting with Mrs. j. V. Hines during the
summer, has returned to Sioux Falls to
take up her duties as instructor in ALI
Saints School.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Trudeau, living four miles
southwest of town. died Tuesday and
was buried yesterday in the Catholic
cemetery here.
1000 people and horses in action,
making a panorama OF unsurpassed in
terest and beauty. See the Edison
Projecting kaleidoscope at the Armory
tomorrow friday evening. First APP
pearance in this city.
Last Saturday evening the lightning
struck the great barn of Joseph E.
johnson in Sioux Valley Township.
The building was burned, with two
horses, three calves and two stacks of
rye. all covered by insurance in the
Farmers Mutual. Four sets of harness
were also destroyed which were not in
sured.
Our time being taken up to a great
extent last week in endeavoring to
make ou' engine work. we neglected to
announce the arrival at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Donnolly on Mon
day, Aug asst SOth, of a nine-pound baby
girl. HI res hoping she'll he boy the
next time, Charley.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pipes and daughter are
visiting with friends in the city. Mr..
Pipes wa, formerly pastor of the Con-
gregatiol;sl church here, and has re-
Gently &C ,cpted IA call to the COngrega-
tional church at Nora Springs, Iowa.
Mr.. Pipes will also teach a part OF the
time in the Academy there.
Leon w. Washburn7s Great Allied
Show, Big Three Ring Circus, Muse
um, Menagerie and Hippodrome are TO
exhibit here Sat. Sept. IL. 1t has a
large corps of riders, leapers, jugglers
and acrobats together with trained
beasts, we'll selected menagerie and
some most exciting hippodrome races.
1t is said TO be most excellent show
and leading papers are loud in the
praises OF it.
Miss Sadie Tackaberry of Sioux City
has been elected teacher foe the new
room the coming year. Miss Tacka-
berry is a graduate of the Sioux City
high school and of the Ohio Wesleyan
University, and is certainly we'll quail
fed to fill the position. Our teaching
force is one that we have reason to be
proud of, and we look for better work
than ever from our sch 0Ols this coming
year.
Our hearty acknowledgements are
due Danforlh and Wiley of the Ver-
million Republican for the use of their
cylinder press in working off part of
our edition last week. Our engine is
not in satisfactory condition vet, but
we are doing our best to get it in trim
An Iowa exchange has an account of a
newly invented engine which may be
just what we want The Britt Tribune
says: 1t is the simplest thing on earth.
There is an open valve through which
the steam goes through hitting funi-
Gle cut bias. The steam slips along this
like lightning hitting dofiicker
slaunchwise that lodges out OF the way
and crowds a dudad over against the
thing-um-bOb. BY this time the whole
internal mechanism ia all rolled up and
going most anywhere to get out Of the
way. The lynch pin catches the mer.
ry-go-round and twists it over behind