Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-05-26


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Mrs. Joseph Coleman of Eyerett'
Wash, arrived Tuesday night for .
gisit With her parents, Judge and Mrs,
q. n Blair.
The sale Of lots Id the new town OF
Lake AndSa, In Charles Mix county,
was great success. One hundred and
sixty lots we're sold at auction for q
total OF $50, 1880. The first LOT sold
for 1900. The sale Was conducted by
an agent OF the land department Of The
g M. s. ST. F. Railway.
j r. Wood will commence the con-
struction Of 1900 residence soon on
his lots just south Of the fremont Ho-
tel. He has had The Did structure rel
moved and everything il In readiness
for tbs workmen. Mr.. Wood has sold
the old house TO Il. II Rust, who had Ii
moved 10 lhe east part OF town, and
will have Ii remudelsd and tittsd up
for i residence.
Bert Munson. Who Ii deputy auditor,
Was la lhe city yesterday for lew
hours. Mr.. Munson Is republican
candidate for county auditor and WAS
here In the interests Of his political
fences. He found many people here
who will DO glad TO see him LAND the
nomination. Mr.. Munson will MAKE an
ideal officer. He il just the kind OF
man We like TO SEQ la office. Here ID
success 10 you Bert. BeresfoTd Neacs.
Clyde Hnpp writes that the Vermil-
lion University baseball team went up
against hard proposition Saturday
when they played The Lincoln, Neb.,
high school team. Lincoln Was much
too strong for The boys, the members
being older, and having played togeth-
or for several season, which naturally
would make ii difficult for team
whose members change from season to
season. 10 win. The game resulted IN
= score oil 10 TO 2, in favor OF Lincoln.
George 4. Glass was In town Friday, last
week buying, two loads of the American
Field Pence and some fence posts. George
lives nearer Vermilliom than Rik Point.
bat can save in0mey BY dealing with r. M.
SIa&Ie & Co. OF this city. Slagle & Co.'s
prices are bringing customers from near
POmca and Newcastle on the Nebraska siac
of the line, also from near Akron, Beres-
ford amd Aicester. Let The good work 40
ON.
Mrs. Hannah Bisby Sage OF Parker
celebrated her 0ne-hundredth birthday
last Saturday, in good health. She
was born at Orwell, VT, May 81, 1904,
and has lived in Turner couuty twenty.
three years. She has three children,
fifteen grandchildren, thiriy-one great
grandchildren and three greal-great-
grandchildren. The eldest child is Al.
B. Sage Of Davis, S. D., aged 20; the
Oldest grandchild Is H. A. Eryln, OF
LeMars, la, aged As; Oldest great
lgrandchild. .. Il. Stoddard or Hurley,
aged "a and oldest greatgreat. grand
child Clifford Kennedy OF Akron, Ia,
Jagged ! years. Mrs. Sage 10 probably
the oldest woman ia South Dakota.
| The Elk Point "Reubensn went to
Vermilhon Saturday and played a
Egame with Vermlllion high school.
1t was close game throughout and
ended In the first half of the ninth in.
nlng with score OF 10 to I In favor Of
the Elk Point boys. Steckman, the
elk Point twirler, pitched q wonderful
game allowing only base bits during
The game. The lineup was as follows
ELK POINT Browning, O.; Steckman,
lp.; Flannery, lst b.; Haver, 2nd b.;
| Ryan, ST., Sharon, Bird b.; Reid, IT,;
Johnson, II Mahan, Of. VERMILLIoN
Page, g; Reilly, y; Sampson, Isl b.;
NeyIane, Ind b ChiIene, g.; Good. 3rd
| b.; Ivei son, RI Chilene, CT; Brooks
II.