Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-16

called ID Mennn, 8, ~ Saturday by
the serious illness of Al uncle who re-
sides there. Bir. Douglass returned
Monday, his uncle showing much Inn
proyement Mrs. Douglass Will re-
main for about three weeks before re-
turning
Mr. Julius Sohaetzel and son Julius
have gone ID Green Lake, Mimi, FOR an
extended fishing outing. Mrs schaet.
zeI,uot taking especially TO ishing, has
gone 10 Chicago to take lessons III VA.
tor color and china painting, for which
she has much taste and Id which she
already excels.
Raymond N Donald. d 4.year old VIC.
linfst Of Elk Point, with his mother
Mrs. M. MI Mcdonald, has appeared
|in concerts III Sioux CRY, This re-
markable young man not only plays the
Instrument quite vel. but also reads
music. Som Ciky Sunday Journal
Col. Il. w. Miller returned from
Dead wood Monday night he il quito
enthusiastic over the outlook for his
mine there Good progress ii being
made With development work and The
mine Is turning out pay ore Of good
grade. The parties he took out With
him we're also we'll pleased with the
prospects.
The current number of The Qua Eel-
a0sv World contains pictures Of ". g.
Wass Of Centerville and Fl NJ. Wallace
of Elk Point the former having re-
Gently been elected Grand Master and
the latter Grand Patriarch at the three
links order These men are both
known II Beresford and arc III be- con
graduated GA the emlnence they have
gained Ii the grand lodge Of their fay
orIte order Beresford Repablsc
Our County Teachers Institute opens
next Monday and continues two weeks.
Snpt, leg gett expects i good attend
ance and j. profitable session. Sunday
morning nex1, at the Methodist and
Catholic churches, sermons will be de-
livered On educational themes and iii
the evening In the congregational and
Baptist churches. al teachers and
students Will be welcome ut any OF
these services.
The young peoples card club were
Friday evening By Miss
Martha Smythe. About twenty were
present and progressive cinch was
played Miss KAtie Deer received the
drst LADY, prize, deed of cards and
Mr., A. .. Seed received box of note
paper for occupying q similar position
among he gentlemen. Miss Anna
Ryan and Tom Dyer received The CON
ISOLATION prizes, box IL powder and 4 /
yoose egg, respectively. Dainty re-
reshmeuts were served and i pleasant
evening spent.
Young man, don't swear. There Ii
ID occasion for ii outside of the print /
ng Office, whore II becomes useful and,
d fact, quite necessary when thepa per
! behiud time. It is also very handy /
n proof reading and Il indispensable
Dhen the Ink works bad and the engine
ind press no Ga Il strike III ID some.
lines utilized when the f0reman's mad,
nd Ii has q soothing effect upon that
tired feeling OF The editor when he
oolss over the paper after II Is printed
Outside oI the printing Office Il is &
ioolish and altogether wicked habit.
Mrs Exner, daughter of Mrs. Blythe,
'etnrned to her home iii NorthHeld
Mimi. Monday. having received 4 tel
sgram thai her husband, Prot Exner,
broke bis Isw saturday Ii j base BALL
yane between the facultg and the stu.
Tents there Mrs Bsythe's condition /
Ieems ID 81 ! little improved, although
mail hopes Of her recovery are enter
aimed Another son, Mr. II ".
Blythe # Minneapolis. has been here
'ince Friday II bis mother il noli
worse, Winfred expects II return Is /
3berlin, Ohio, Tomorrow, where iii
NIL graduate next week
Suppl Leagast has arranged lor two /
popular lectures during Institute, to {
which The general public I'D we'll Is /
laembers NJ tal6 Institute arc cordially I
invited Nav Ts4,fAf III xs4ssgs4 xs,s4x ], u