Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1903-11-05

i Gladstone Headache Tablets always
care. 25c. Guaranteed. Sold BY all
| druggists.
\ Georgia McGrath is now duly in.
stalled as baggage man at the Milwau-
kee depot
Andrew Ofstehage returned from
Minnesota last week and will spend
the winter here.
Q. S. McKibben, photographer for
Gene Frank at Akron, was In the city
Tuesday morning.
Enroll in Browns College, Sioux
City, Iowa, and you will secure posi-
tion after graduation. o.
Mrs. j. X. Jensen and sister, Miss
Agnes Kane, returned last night from
Ask weeks visit with friends In Iowa.
Mrs. Don Franklin returned Satur-
day from months visit with relatives
and friends In Cincinnati and vicinity
A line received from B. r. Crum
states that they expected 10 leave
Omaha for Lebanon, Oregon, yester-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Crum will be ac-
companied by their daughter and fami-
lily.
The ladies of the Congregational
church, who have for several weeks
been raising ehrysanthemums, will on
Saturdayinight of next week al Eslick's
Opera House give a Chrysanthemum
show and chicken pie supper. Twenty
five cents admits to both.
Mrs. Fl. P Beckwith, who is at pres
emit visiting at Lafayette, Ind, had a
narrow escape from being on the fated
'tail 40 III. 3, apolis on which so many
Purdue students and football players
we're killed or injured last Saturday.
The excursion rate was so low many at
Lafayette took advantage of 1t and Mrs. !.
Beckwith came very near being among
the number.
Each attendant at the Zingarri per-
Torrance this week will be given a
chance on fine rocking chair which |
may be seen In the window of Eslick's
furniture store. II you attend one
night you have one chance and If you
attend three you have three. The
company uses very little bill board ad-
vertising, giving patrons instead In
premiums the money usually spent for |
display.
You may approximate the stars in q
nail keg, hang the ocean on a grape
vine to dry, wipe the nose of a cyclone
with q towel, cut off the tail end Of a
tornado for keepsake, put the sky In
the ground to soak, unbuckle the belly
band of eternity, and open up the sun
and moon as health resorts; but never
be deluded with the idea that you can
escape the other side OF purgatory II
you don't pay for your paper. Selected.
Prof. Fl. Fl. Hunt, wife and two
children of Sioux City were visitors
in the city yesterday, paying this Office
q pleasant call. Prof. Hunt is broth
er of Fred Hunt, who worked in this
Office few weeks some two years ago,
and was in the city for the purpose OF
organizing a dancing class. He has
had excellent success with such classes
for several years in Sioux City and
would doubtless give good satisfaction
10 any wishing instruction In dancing
and department. Prof. Hunt will be
ready to make some definite announce
ment in week or two.
About month ago David E. Wilson
of Beresford was in the city looking
for team OF horses which was stolen
from him short time before. The /
family was attending the Free Meth
odist church at Beresford one Sunday
night and the team was taken while
standing tied outside. Oct. 18th the
Vermillion Republican contained an
ad of team taken up near Gayyille,
which was brought to Mr.. Wilson .
attention by the Beresford Nes0s man.
Mr.. Wilson went TO Gayville and found
his horses, but the harness and buggy
have not yet put in an appearance.
The Neacs now wants to know VINO il /
entitled 10 the s25 reward offered.
Trains, steamboats,. Niagara Falls and
many other realistic scenes figure in
Lincoln ] Carriers masterpiece 'sThe
New Fast Mailnwhich comes to. Eslick
Opera House next Tuesday, Nov. 10 |
The scenery used In this play ID the
most gorgeous seen at this theatre for
some time. One scene in particular
being that of historical Niagara Falls /
by moonlight, with the rushing, swirl !
ing waters rushing over the brink in
it, angry course down The NIagara
river. The cast engaged to present
this play IL strong one and capable /
In its rendition OF the truthful portray |
al OF it's various character and bringing |