Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-06-03

groceries,.
E. G. Simmons 10 building barn on
his home lot on Pleasant street.
Call and see the work of the Soe
City Art Co.
We learn that Mrs. c. w. Beggs o.
Chicago expects soon to visit among
her many friends here.
Knapp and Taite, have the only lex
cream parlor in the city. II. 5
John Raishe Of Akron, Iowa, wal
visiting old friends In this city Thu
first part Of last week. /.
The Sioux City papers are all talk.
Ing about lis pound cat fish caugh,
In the Sioux Tuesday. ;.
Try F. D. smythe for fresh groceries
fruits, tobacco and cigars. =
E. A. Dow has bought q fine speci
men Of q Shetland pony which attracts
crowd every time he appears on the
street. h
First class wall paper at prices X
low, at Tal,ott's Drug Store.
Miss Dollie Hunt is shiugling and
otherwise improving her Washingtpn
st. house now occupied by VIM. f.
Mason.
Expert bicycle repairing Of all kinds.
Parts furnished for oil standard wheels.
Call on Sharp, the Jeweler. Il.
Peter Crum has completed the work
at Westdeld, Iowa, that occupied him
last month. and has returned 10 his
home In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Rowlsy OF Ada.
Vile, Iowa, spent Saturday and Sun.
day In our city, the guests OF Mr.. AID
Mrs. B. F. Crum.
One Of our dealers sold ten carrlagea
last Friday. We have two Others,
both Of whom did q driving business.
And all this In spite Of Mckinley and
the impending tariff bill!
The Y. p. s. C. E. will give a straw.
berry social Ut the home Of Mr.. ahd
Mrs. ]. F. Reid Friday evening June
4th. Refreshments will be served for
10 cents. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to everybody.
A few days ago NJ. p. Dunn found
the antler Of On elk and considerable
portions Of the skeleton embedded In
the mud near the bridge over the Sioux
river, south Of town. Perhaps the rel.
les had lain there for years, or they
may have been washed down by the
aoods.-Akrou Tribune.
Vermillion not only had the State
Baptist association last week, but also
missionary meeting for the NJ. E
women OF the Sioux Falls district
Among the new officers OF the latter
are Mrs. Ella Murphey, Of Elk Point,
recording secretary, aud Miss Lizzie
Reifenback. treasurer.
Peter E. Lee, who has been q great
sufferer for months, passed away Fri.
day, and was buried from the Catholic
church ct Jefferson. He was q carpen.
ter BY trade and had been . long time
resident here. He leaves . wife and
three children who have the sympathy
Of the whole community In their aiflic.
ton and loss.
We have .just received from the
Whiting Paper CO. supply of the
latest thing In the way of calling cards.
You will be sure to like them II you
call and see them. Your name finely
engraved on copper plate which will
last for life time, IL what every lady
ought to have, and We can get you the
best Ut low figure. Cali and see us.
The patrons Of tho COURIER are 70 be
congratulated on the addition Of Mr..
E. W. Beach to our forca this week.
Mr.. Beach 10 an experienced printer.
and for twenty years was : compositor
on the St. Louis Globe. Democrat. We
are now prepared to turn out any kind
Of . job, and 1T - reasonable . rate q
any printing establishment ID the
state. s.,
Mrs. Cooper Of LeMars has been en-
gagged ~ teacher Of the first primary
room next year, in place Of Miss
Doyen, who has resigned and will re-
turn to her home In Chicago. Mrs.
Cooper IL highly spoken OF - . primary
teacher, and will move her little family
Of three children here and make Elk
Point her home.
Mrs. Bruce and Master Mark re-
turned Monday from New Hampton,
L., her old home, whore her brother
was buried the previous Tuesday. Al
though Col. Powers Was = comparative
stranger In New Hampton, the circuit
court adjourned during the funeral,
and the entire membership Of the