Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-09-30
Auction sale of furniture at the
opera house next Saturday.

Attorney f. ID. Gay, of VermilliOn,
was the guest Of Landlord Flannery
Monday.
Anson Goss has moved into his new
house on jefferson ST., and will soon he
very much ut home again.
County Auditor Whitney has moved
into the Arson Goss residence, which
he recently purchased.
Remember the auction sale of house.
hold goods at the opera house next
Saturday, Oct. ,, at 2p. N.
Mrs. Perry Carter has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks. although she is
now reported on the mend.
A. d. Keller left Monday for Holton,
Kan, haying been called there by the
serious illness Of his father.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
hold market a week from Saturday.
Full announcement next week.
Helmer EleesOn is now clerking
again in his old position with NJ.
Hoffman & Co.
Henry Smythe went to Yankton
Tuesday to accept u position as COM
positOr on the Daily Gazette during
the state fair.
The best baking powder, with II
present of tinware, lamp stands,
chairs, desks and tables, 1T Simmons
Cheap Cash Store.
J.C. Harriott, of Sheridan, la, AZ.
rived in the city Saturday evening on
his bicycle for weeks visit with his
uncle, VIM. Harriott.
Regular Sunday services of First
Church OF Christ Scientists held 1890
over the COURIER office. Subject
Communion with the Risen SAVIOR.
Judge Blair went to Vermillion
Tuesday where he, as president of the
board Of regents, will assist the secre-
tary in auditing the monthly bills.
Helmer Holderson, one of the prom
Using young men OF Brule township,
left Tuesday morning for Lincoln,
Neb., where he will take up the study
of law.
Fred Linch. one of Vermillion's old
newspaper boys, now an Elk Pointer,
is flirting with his old time girls at the
fair. And rumors say they are about
all married.-Plain' Talk.
Miss Ida Hoffman began a seven
months term of school at Sunnyside.
This is her second year at that place
and the pupils are rejoicing at her re-
turn.- Beresf0rd Republic.
John w. Harding, of Charles Mix
county, gave us pleasant call yester-
day. He now regards as sure his cali
ing and election to he agent for the
IanktOn Indian Reservation.
w. Il. Buchanan has bought the
Canton Idrocatc and assumes control at
once. He will make it hummer. Our
best wishes go with him for the sue
cess OF his new enterprise.
Bcresford papers are Dragging very
much about a woman in that town who
is able To shoe horse. Alcester has
hundreds of women that think it an
easy matter To shoe i hen.-A'cestey
Inion.
Parties from this vicinity attending
the Mondamin Carnival will find it to
their interest to take their meals with
Mrs Furguson at 6id Douglas Street,
next TO the pOstoffice. Meals, % cents;
lodging, 50 cents.
Miss Nettie Harriott left Wednesday
| afternoon fer Redwood Falls, MIMI,
near which place she has been engaged
! To teach school. The hest wishes of a
host OF friends go with Miss Harriet,
| u her new home.
DR.. J. G. Rhoden on Tuesday re.
moved a tumor from the top of the
head of a Mrs. Sutherland, who lives
near POnca. The operation was en-.
tirely successful, and the DR.. expects
she will have very little further trouble
from the diseased part.
Stephen LeFrancois has left Freeman
Bros. and accepted position with the
Pelletier Dry Goods Co. in Sioux City.
Freeman Bros. have engaged in his
place. Louis Saucier, a young French
man who recently came from Rhode
Island and whose parents live west Of
the city.
While attending the Sioux City
Mondamin Carnival patr0nize the 10
dies OF St. Thomas Episcopal church.
They will serve three course dinners
at IS cents each and nice suppers at q
cents each, at No. 5l3 Fifth street, In
the Marks building. This will be .
quiet resting place, and your packages
will be cared for.