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neues Sapinet 5u organt1tren. gle
auridtretenben Miniiter iino:
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@rdf @aiimir 9oDent;
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be 9ilin5ti;
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BON Gi6a.
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9ittner.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-03

T>,r rntsrseitn,te, Senrp u. Sd,rpeer. srIaubt
- i;t. SgRen tisIouIdl ansuSti9eH, bag ar oGs Sez
idhdit Der .Ssin Scwslrp Spmpanp." Tr. 80.
Reff=errinstpnifrase. fdufidl ubernommcn tat
mo oos Gsitlt in b,m alien Toale nit elmer pciI=
ffdnciaen Nuspabt pom Sdbmufiacbcn. Sia=
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SIbcrmnarcn IL T. N. iortsten mlro.
lin ibre g,tdtte auHetait piro aHtuHsspoa 9s=
bclen.
Senrp q. Sd)rDoer,
Nadbiole,r Der rSeiu SepsIrp Spmpanp."
(WrS3l, ,lDtt)
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2onb o n, 2. 9lpril. - Ser bieiige
Star" meloet in ieiner beutigenfad=
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ite IutoritGt bin erfabren, DaB Die
Slodaoe Der 9Gfen @rie9enluno's
am Sonntug. ben 4. 9lpril, Beginner
fnirh
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5inri6tunsen.

Die pier M4itaIirrcr ses Button Gang" in
santa Sc rcm @rosramms semds absetban.
Gin Reser in Seras weseu SfptbJudIt se'
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Sin Shritt lpelter.
Sie Slodabe oes Ytrans.
Spa murscn, am Spnnta8' OCH f.
9lpril, auscr allcm Smcifel tb=
rem 2lufang nebn'en.

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iofortiger &riegserfldrung 9e9en
bic Yforte. - Die 2eBtere tit oes
srauiamen @piels auf Greta
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Md9te iebt ni9t prompt Die Rube
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-04-03

gBie i6on gemelOet, pirb Gontrez
9lbn1iral SirpiB, augenblidli6 3ur
9ispoIition bes StutiOns4efs oerWfuz
rineItation Der Sitiee, als gta4folger
bes Marineminiiter5 Qomirul 9ollz
mann genunnt, pel3en er, tpie I4on
oerseloet, pG6renb beiien urluubs perz
frttt. 9erii6tipeiie perlautet, er perz
be bereits als Staatsietretdr na6
Sitern in elmer bsionberen 9orluge
bic pom 3ei4stag abgelebnten Sreuz
aer nod einmdl foroern. Spllte Der
Rei6stag ii4 abermals able6nenb perz
bulten, bann tpiirbe Der 6iirit 5obenz
lobe i'm 6erbit 5uriidtreten unb Der
aei9stas aufgsIOif tperben. Dee n9erz
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11
A1cester.

AlCcSIcrs
AL Mcdonald has niece visiting at
his home.
Mrs. Tingling is visiting the families
of J. G. and A. p. Hoard this week.
Allie Hamilton, living seven miles
south OF Alcester has purchased an in
terest in flour mill at Lennox and
will hold a public sale of his chattels on
Monday, March 10.
HI. Coonen. OF Sioux Falls was in
town Monday visiting his brother L..
d. COOnen, he went to Beresford on
Tuesday and will remain in this vi
cinity few days to attend to some
collections.
J. j. White and Mrs. Il. j. White of
Carthage, S. D., are visiting at F. II.
Angles they are on their return from
Hot Springs, Ark, where they have
been for the past month.
Miss Amy E. Finn, surprised her
family last Saturday by returning
home, she had finished her music
course at Fayette, Ia, and was expect
ed to visit her brother Stanley for
awhile, but she came home now to
| defer her visit to her brother until
some future time.
William Mccall is hauling in oats
this week, he brings in great load
enough TO feed team of horses a
whole year and gets his money, five
! dollar bill and puts it in his right hand
pants pocket and goes home happy that
he has got rid of the oats. and the
people complain of hard times when
The farmers deliver a lifetime oatmeal
foundation for almost nothing.
w. l.. ScOfleld purchased a fine
quarter section of land in kingsbury
county, S. d., this week through the
Alcester exchange. The land was sold
at u great bargain. Mr.. Scofield will
operate farm here until fall and win
probably go to live on his new pur-
chase after harvest. The exchange
will find you bargain If you are look
ing for one.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11
Gilbert Rowland starts for Mime
sofa Tuesday. His many friends wish
him prosperity.


Nora, S. D., March 6, l897-We
are having long and dull winter.
Jim Solberg started for Minneapolis
last week, but through some mistake
he landed in Hawarden where he spent
week taking in the sights.
Antoine johnson was serenaded on
suspicion last Saturday night.
The last time liver Hongslo was seen
he was preambulating the streets OF
Chicago.
Jim says Johnny is the most SYM
phatizingl fellow in the world. He
must have brought him something.
John X. Ofstad must be studying
astronomy he is out SO late at nights.
1t is reported throughout the county
that liver Ole is visiting with the north
western people very often. If that is
the case boys look out for marriage.
The reading club Of Nora is dandy.
They have quite number OF books in
their library already.
Lars Kvaal is reported on the sick
list. He goes to see the doctor at Ver-
million quite often.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11

and brother returned with them to re-
main for short time.
Frank Cummins, who lives between
here and Elk Point. will move to Acton.
Neb., across the river from Yaukton
where he will herd several hundred
head OF cattle this coming summer.
Tim Brotherton, Tom Ryan and Fred
Bodey start soon to the Black Hills
| country to pick no some stray par
ticles of gold. Welt boys here's hop
| ing that you make a success of it, but
as it is still cold weather and fully 20
per cent of the people here are out OF
| employment we can't see how the boys
are going to bette themselves.
Messrs Donnelly and Robson of Sioux
| City will give a dance in the opera
house March Il. These BOYS gave a
dance here once before this winter and
everybody was so well pleasee with
| their management that they persuaded
| them to come again. Everybody in
vited to come out and have IA good
time.
We are once more called upon to
| chronicle the sad news of the death OF
| Mrs. Jerry Walsh who passed away
Sunday last at 1890 with heart trouble.
| She was 81 years old and has lived in
| Union county for Is years. She was
known to all who was acquainted with
her as being kind aud affectionate
woman and her death will be sad news
to the community as her death was not
expected SO soon. In 1896 Jerry Walsh
her husband, died, leaving her and five
children to care for themselves. There
were three girls and three boys, one
| girl having died previous to the death
of the mother. Mrs. Walsh leaves five
children to mourn the loss of loving
mother to join her hus oand and daugh.
ter in the world beyond, A large con.
course Of people attended the services
Tuesday after which the remains were
taken to their last resting place.
There was a quiet marriage cele.
brated at Father St. Pierre's farm
south Of town last Monday. The con.
tracing parties being Fred Pussy and
Miss Alice Duffy. Father st. Pierre
performed the marriage service, there
only being few intimate friends pres.
ent. Mr.. Pussy has lived in this neigh
borhood for several years and everyone
can testify as to his sterling qualities
As for the bride she is not so vel
known, but from the reports of person,
that are in a position to know, Mr.
Pussy has secured helpmate OF WHOM
he may feel proud.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11

JotfefSo0.
Jefferson Journal:
Patrick and Mike Malloy we're
Elk Point visitors Saturday.
Freeman Author and wife were up
from Sioux city over Sunday.
Mrs. B. Bernard has been quite sick
for the past three or four weeks.
Chas. LaFleur has just finished build
ing a corn crib and Is engaged in all
ing it.
Mr.. Duffy was up from Sioux City
attending the wedding Of his daughter
Monday. #
Mr.. Charles La Breeche has been
under the weather for the past couple
OF weeks, but is better now.
Terry Collins was down Tuesday
night renewing acquaintances, Al
present he II nursing = bruised foot, I
horse having stepped on hin.
M. A. Martin and family spent Sun
day 10 Ponca. Mr.. MArtinh mother
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11
Bercsford.
Beresford News:

Beresford News:
Born, ON Tuesday. March 2, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. Adams of this township,
a 10 pound daughter.
j. F. Wass is making a model of a
patent blank cabinet, invented by A.
F. Crandall, which is one of the most
handy devices for kicking blanks, ETC.,
in shape we have ever seen.
A big delegation of Beresford young
people went out to Robert O'Reilly's
in Gothland, last Monday night as a
surprise for his niece, Miss Freda
O'Reilly, of Akron, Ia, who is visiting
with them. Games, music, etc., we're
enjoyed. followed by supper fit for a
king. Mr.. and Mrs. OReilly were
voted royal entertainers.
The case of the state of Soutd Da-
kota Hugh McClain complaing witness
against Jens p. Nelson, charged with
the larceny of wagon, was tried be-
fore Justice Welbert. and a jury last
Friday. The jury rendered verdict
of not guilty and Nelson was discharg-
ed. AS no malace was found in the
prosecution the costs were taxed up to
the county. On Tuesday the attach
! ment case Of Karis & Co vs.. Richard
Reedy was tried before the same court
AS bill of sale from Hepfer and Dxin-
hart, and another from Dainhart and
Reedy were regularly filed in the Of
fine of the REGISTER of deeds, of the at
tachment was discharged.
While at work in the livery barn of
Davis and Sodertrom last SATURDAY.
morning, Chas. Davis was kicked in
the groin by horse which dazed him
and he fell forward when the horse
kicked him the second time, knocking
him down and he fell in the stall un.
der the animals feet who became
frightened and began to prance tramp
ing on the unfortunate boy and fear
fully bruising and decorating him on
the limbs and body and making hor-
rible cash ON his lace, severing the
nose almost entirely. Mr.. Soderstrom,
who was present, went to his assistance
| Immediately and succeeded in remov-
| ing him from under the animals feet
receiving several kicks while SO doing.
! DR.. Elliott was summoned and sewed
| up the wound on his face and otherwise
made him as comfortable as possible
! under the circumstances. It was fear
| ed that he was injured internally, but
at the present writing he 10 gradually
recovering from the effects OF his hard
usage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11
Versailles.


Vermlllion Republican:
A Mr.. Campbell of Elk Point has
purchased the Hart livery property To-
Gated opposite the Chandler.
F.. f. Lindley of st. Haul, Mimi, is
in town looking up the right-ot-way
matter relating to the construction Of
the proposed new telephone line from
Minneapolis to Sioux City by way Of
Yankton and this city.
A fellow named Gray living near
Elk Point was sentenced Tuesday by
Justice Lind to saw two cords of the
court house wood to pay for q spree
which he had been on the day before.
He sawed about 1t cords busseeing that
he was not going to get through that
night, and probably not wishing to
languish in the city jail another night,
watched his chance and when nobody
was looking he quietly disappeared
over the hills by The school house,
while the distant wind sang HE Never
Came Back
Jens P. Peterson is our authority,
and we wouldn't ask for any better, for
| the statement that q farmer who has
twenty good COWS and knows how to
manage them can clear $500 year by
converting their milk into butter made
at first.class creamery. Mr.. Peter.
son is one of the leading directors oil
the Alsen Dairy plant, and speaks from
practical experience. He was in The
Republican Office yesterday and cited
the case of a neighbor of his who av.
erages $75 month the year around
! Mr.. z. says If there was dozen good
creameries operated in Clay county
there would be no OVERRIDING Of the
! butter business.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11
Brnic.
Brnlc.
WEST BRULE, March s, 1897.
Good bye Cid Grover, good bye.

&%saE BFutCs
WEST BRULE, March s, 1897
Good bye Cid Grover, good bye.
President McKinley's prosperity
started on its career last week.
The opening OF Spring is now at
hand, but the weather is not so spring
like as while back.
George Gunderson returned from
Elk Point last Wednesday. He might
Try farming for while.
Albert Dahl and Ole Ofstehage were
in Elk Point last Monday. Might take
In the Al. w. A. camp at that place.
The debating society at the Kalstad
school house last Taturday night was
we'll attended.
John Lokken is still visiting Elk
Point every Saturday night. He
smiles, you bet.
Erick Cornelison has leased Mrs.
Regina Lokkin's farm for the coming
year.
John Hovey will leave for Sioux
City Saturday OF this week to visit
with his sister over Sunday.
Resolve that the signs of time DO
not point to the downfall OF our re-
public, will be the subject FOR debate in
the Kalstad school house on Friday
evening next. All are invited.
G. NJ. Lokken, a former resident OF
Brule, but OF late years of Edgerton,
Charles Mix county, this state, ar
rived here on last Saturday evening
and we are told will remain permanent
II. Chris, we extend to you the RICH.
hand OF fellowship and bid you vel.
come.
RumOr is authority for the state
ment that one Of West Brule's most
promising young men will take unto
himself better half in the near future.
We will give full particulars when the
happy event takes place. 1t will un-
dOubtedly be the social event OF the
season.
Louis Lewiston returned last Satur-
day after two weeks visit with friends
ut Dell Rapids and Flandrew this state.
He reports pleasant time and that he
enjoyed the trip very much.
The social event OF the week was the
dance given by Mr.. Erick Cornelinsor
nj the cOmmodious farm residence Of
Mr.. HUSKY, one and one half miles
south OF Elk Point on Saturdar eve
ming last, and rousing good time was
had by all present. At midnight de-
licions repast was served, after which
dancing, sinch and social chats We're
INDUCED in till late hour in the
! morning. The following gentlemen
with their best girls were in attend
ance from Brule: Ole Johnson, Johi
Hovey, Albert johnson, Erick Cor
nelinson. All agreed that it was wei
worth the long drive. Much credit il
due TO Mr.. Cornelinson who spared
neither time nor money to make thu
hop success.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11

LAMONT, March. 8, 1897.-The
weather has been quite nice for the
past week.
Mrs. Helmer Eleeson has been quite
sick for long time.
Miss Lee gave her friends pleasant
party last Thursday night. They all
had most enjoyable time and at a
late hour departed for their homes
thinking Miss Lee very good enter
tainer.
Miss Carrie Guam returned home
from Sioux City Thursday.
Angle Eleeson is visiting with
friends down in Brule for few days.
The young people surprised Geo, &c
and May Hoffman last Saturday night
and a very nice time was had. It is
just the place to enjoy a social hop and
don't you forget 1t.
A surprise party was held at Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Horizons Saturday night.
A pleasant time il reOprted.
Eli Paulson returned home from a
visit at Newcastle, Neb., and reports q
pleasant time.
Mr.. Boyen of Madison. Wis, ar
rived Thursday to visit his cousin, Mr..
Lee.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11

were visiting with their parents last
week.
The Glee club will meet at J. Jampt-
CARDS next Sunday.
Betsy Jamptgard and Nettlo Erick-
son were visiting at Larson's last
Sunday.
The farmers are waiting for more
sunshine. They are anxious to CON-
mence their spring work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11

Ole 81. Olson at the City Bakery
keeps always on hand fresh supply OF
white bread, Boston brown bread, new
process bread, Vienna breab, cream
bread, rye bread, graham bread, and
not to forget Olson's Health Bread.
And also full line OF cookies, cakes
and pies. Lunches and meals in con-
nectiOn. 46tf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11
Spink.

SPHINX, March 1O.-Quite a shower
OF rain fell last Sunday night. Light.
ming struck down at Mr.. Bly's place
and kindled some Of his trees
Ole Running and Anton johnson left
last week for Highland, Minnehaha,
for short visit.
Miss Clara Lund leaves this week for
Sioux City.
Millie Merrigan, OF Jefferson, arrived
home last Friday
Quite q number of young people from
here attended the dance at Mike Hult-
green's.
Martin Thompson was up in our
vicinity lass week.
Sever Abraham is moving his house
hold onto the Gust Olson farm.
Misses Tillie and Mary Hanson of
Alsen were down here visiting.
Ben Olson expects to leave this month
for Minnesota.
J. K. Svennus, Of Billings, Mont. is
here calling on old timers.
Ole Jelmseth purchased 40 acres of
land from ]. K. Svennus, consideration
5000.
Anton Severson ought to have mile
age from here down in Brule.
John Barrett was down in Dublin
last week. SPHINX.
SPHINX, S. d., March Sit looks as
| IL it was going to be snow now.
Ellen Christensen returned from
Brule last SATURDAY.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. p. Abraham
son, boy weighing 10 pounds. Mother
and child doing we'll.
The Ladies society will be held at
Andrew Lewison's next Thursday.
/ J. Knudson of Montana is down here
for visit with friends and relatives.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-03-11
Moant Hope.

MOUNT HOPE, March 8. 1891
The grounding business did not work
in this community this year.
AS springtime approachs the sleigh
ing gets better.
Duncan Ross has bids out announcing
the auction sale OF his personal prop
erty to take place this week Friday.
Il. !. Reeves has been reappointed
notary public for four years.
w. A. Bridgman the Alcester
photographer was delivering work
here last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ruble OF Gar
land visited friends In Iowa Sunday.
J. Ell. Reeves. who lives on the
Broken Kettle in Plymouth county,
was up here one day for load of
seed wheat.
Rev. Sjolinger returned from St.
Paul a few days ago and is busy pack
ing his household goods preparatory to
moving away. He has accepted call
to preach in St. Paul, and will soon
make that city his future home.
The Mount Hope school starts today
with Miss Kennedy twirling the
switch. The term will be three months.
Mr.. Heter Shoulberg has been i'll for
several days, and Is not much improved
at this writing.
Mr.Ed Helm and Miss Mary Thresa
Anderson OF Garland were united in
marriage last Tuesday, March 2. The
ceremony was performed by Justice
Reeves at his Office and the wedding
party was entertained at the home OF
Henry Boettger. MIR. and Mrs. Hem
will live on J. G. Bottoms farm in this
township. May their married life be
one continual round of pleasure.
We have secured Bill Mckinley and
the Mckinley bill is in sight. We
nope thu both will meet all our ex-
uectations.
Sway and David Anderson were call
ing or friends here Sunday and look
ing over their farm on West creek.
They are putting up some buildings for
Mr.. Codd on the Broken Kettle in
Plymouth counny.
w. A. Neal has rented a farm in
Plymouth county, south of Akron, and
has moved his family and effects over
| the river. A Mr.. Pendleton from the
Iowa side has moved onto the Neal
| farm.
Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Smith were up
Monday calling on relatives and friends
before starting for their new home at
Gettysburg.
Miss Ida Rash of Akron was here
last week visiting with Miss Alice
StOutennurg.
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