Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-10-07

Will DdhIng pOWuer AZ summons.
Guy Smith returned to Elk Point
after q three months visit at Hudson.
Ernest Cassill, formerly editor OF the
Hudson Tribune, now assistant cashier
Of the Hudson bank, gave US pleasant
call Saturday.
The beet baking powder, with a
present of tinware, lamp stands,
chairs, desks and tables, At Simmons
Cheap Cash Store.
Frank Andrews, who has been laid
up with rheumatism the past ten days,
is improving rapidly and will soon be
able to be about again.
Judge +. G. Smith is hearing in
chambers this week some cases for
Judge Jones, among others the Hannah
Adams contempt case.
The Union County Suffrage Con-
vention meets in the NJ. L. church in
this place week from next Monday
and Tuesday, Oct. Is Il -.
Mrs. G. L. Martin, who has been
visiting her son, J. I. Martin OF this
city, during the summer, returned to
her home in Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Fay and Mrs. Cordelia
Shrader of Mt. Carroll, Ill.,, a
brother and sister of Mrs. Robt. Has
son, arrived in the city yesterday to
visit with their friends for few days.
Regular Sunday services of First
Church of Christ Scientists held 1880
over the COURIER Office. Subject
Paul Rescued from Violence at Jerusa-
lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stickuey returned
from Iowa last week. where they had
been attending her father during his
last illness. Mrs Campbell returned
with them for~a few days visit.
Rev. Il. Nj. Cotfey is attending the
State Conference of Baptist churches
held At Sioux Falls this week. He ex-
poets to return Saturday, SO as to fill
his appointments next Sunday AS usual.
A. d. Keller returned last Friday
from Hoton, Kan, and reports his
father rs much improved in health.
He was accompanied by Clyde and his
family. who will remain for some time.
A very good audience filed the
M. E. Church Monday evening to
listen to the temperance address of Miss
Yates of Maine. The lecturer proved
to be an engaging aud instructive
speaker.
Parties from this vicinity attending
the Mondamin Carnival will find it to
their interest to take their meals with
Mrs Furguson at $40 Douglas Street,
next TO the postotfice. Meals. - cents:
lodging, so cents.
Beresford claims the honor of the
largest outside attendance on the state
far disputed its claims. Beresford is
md nahotan.
Mrs. F. Nj. Rust has been steadily
recovering from her recent illness, and
this week finds herself sufficiently
strong to undertake trip to Iowa.
She left yesterday morning for Water
loo, Iowa, TO visit her mother for few
weeks.
pupils wanted to attend the Carnival
that the Board yielded to the pressure
and allowed one day. This will ma
will be lust as well for the children as
though they had had the whole week.
Monday Will p. Chamberlain sent US
the following special dispatch from
Richlaud: Its girl, and was born
last Tuesday. All very we'll at present.
We extend to the parents our hearty
congratulations. The little visitor is
already talking in poetry. we UNDER
stand.
church who formerly preached here
and now are residing in Iowa. are
stationed as follows for the ensuing
year: w. F. Gleason. Garner: l. B.
Kilbourne, Goldield; Seymour Snyder,
o. ). Bryan, Ruthven.
Hogs IL Year ago today were quoted
| in THE COURIER at s.. IS to 800. To-
day add a dollar to it and you just
about have it. although the market is
off IA point just now. Wheat is Il to 3
today, as compared with 81 to 81 year
ago. Hurrah for Mckinley and pro-
lection
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Parsons of
Tyrone City, Penn. are visiting Hon.
and Mrs. +. w. Miller for a few days.
Mrs Parsons is niece OF Mrs. Millers'
and visited her some five years ago.
Mr.. Parsons has been for over 30 years
in the employ OF the Penn. Central
| Railroad.
While attending the Sioux City
| Mondamin Carnival patronize the Ia
dies of St. Thomas Episcopal church.
They will serve three course dinners
at IS cents each and nice suppers at o5
| cents each, at No. 5l3 Fifth street, in
| the Marks building. This will be a
quiet resting place, and your packages
| will be cared for.
The Sioux City Tribune announced
| lust Ms we were going to press last
week that W. L. Buchanan hadIbought
| the Canton advocate. On this author
| ity we gave the item to our readers,
| but it seems it was incorrect. The
| ddrocote has been bought by N. c. Nash
of the .Ne,rs, who will consolidate it
| with his own paper.
Prof. A. j. Kimmel arrived Satur-
| iay from Lead City, where he has