Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-16

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Tore Tiegan, the Champion trick
bicycle rider will perform each day at
the State Fair grounds at Yankton.
Miss Julia Taylor, daughter of State
Examiner Maris Taylor of Huron, is
visiting Miss d. May Miller this week.
The State Juvenile Band of Mitchell
>. d., consisting OF q players, will be
the Official Band during the big State
Fair at Yankton.
Harry Linch returned from the De.
Smet base ball tournament Tuesday.
He played with the Parker team and
they won every game.
Mr.. Ed. Lindley, son-in-law OF B. F.
Crum OF this city, started Friday to
make the return trip to his home in
Omaha on his bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bacon of West
Union, Iowa, Mrs. H. A. Stroud
mother and step father, are visiting
their friends in tie city few days.
Miss Yates, of Maine. known rs the
second Frances Willard, will deliver a
temperance lecture in the M. +. church
on Monday evening, Oct. 4. Every
body invited.
MARRIED - Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 10, at the home of Rev. r. 7.
Nichols, Robert j. Simons, of Jeffer-
son, and Emma Wynn, of Civil Bend.
THE COURIER extends congratulations.
The ladies auxiliary of the Cong'l
church will hold Thank offering
meeting in that house on Sunday even
ing, Sept. 10Th. Collection to be de-
voted to Foreign Missions. Everybody
cordially invited.
H. J. Quincy has plum orchard OF
thirteen acres just on the eastern bord-
or OF the city which is now two years
old. He has completed picking and
has gathered 325 bushels as this years
crop. Very good for young orchard
The ladies of the Cong'l church will
hold market on the court house
grounds Friday September 10Th. All
kinds OF breads, white, graham and
Boston brown bread will be on sale.
Also pies, cakes, cream puffs and
baked beans. Come and buy your
Saturdays baking.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Worley of Gold.
field, Iowa, drove through by team
last week, and have been visiting here
until Tuesday when they started on
their return. Mr.. Hayes is brother
of Mrs. E. c. Ericsson and Mrs. NJ.
Hoffman.
Richard Stebbins, who lives some
six miles west Of the city, is hauling
lumber for new house. 1t will be
l6x26, with IA foot posts and an ell
14xl8, and a kitchen back of that.
One cnnnot drive out of Elk Point in
any direction this summer without
new buildings striking his eye.
The c. NJ. Il St. p. II. r. will run a
special excursion from Mitchell, Ar
mour and Runningwater to Yankton,
Tuesday and Wednesday, returning
September % and %, p. m. each day.
Sioux Falls to Yankton Thursday,
Sept. 30, Sioux City TO Yankton Friday
Oct. l, account OF the big South Dako-
ia State Fair.
Fred S. Davis has disposed of his
equity in the Akron Register to Henry
J. Muhs, who continues the partner
ship and management Of the paper un.
der the firm name OF Round & Muhs.
Mr.. Davis has accepted, we under
stand, a position on an Omaha maya
zine. Mr.. Muhs is we'll known here,
and many friends will wish him sue
cess in his new venture.
Miss Ida Hoffman begins a seven
months school Monday in the Sunny
Side district near Beresford. She has
ordered THE COURIER sent to her ad-
dress SO as to keep her posted on home
matters. The school is one Of the larg-
est in the county outside of the vii
lagos, and will BE- we'll cared for under
Miss Hoffman's skillful and painstaking
direction.
Rev. A. E. Carhart and family moved
to Mitchell Thursday. The change
gives the children the benefit OF the
university, and gives Mr.. Carhart ex'
cellent railroad facilities, which are
important in his work. AS pastor OF
the M. E. church Rev. Carhart did e.
ficient and conscientious work, winning
the cooperation and devotion of the
membership and the respect of the en-
tire community. The family have made
many warm friends here, who regret
exceedingly their departure and will
feel their loss deeply. THE COURIER
wishes them all prosperity and happi-
ness in their new home.