Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-25

Schooi BOOKS Tor All Inc schools at8
sharps
vinfred Blythe has returned from
q trip TO Pierre.
A sale Investment one Of those dia-
monds al Sharp's
Postmaster III. Ryan Jill ii Jefferson
was tfansactiDg business here Tues
day
Mrs Henry .Henkln il receiving 81
visit from her mother, Mrs. ID Brown
of Sioux City.
Mrs. =. F.. Cranoall took her daugh-
ter Ethel to 81. Paul Wednesday to be
treated for paralysis
Mr. and Mrs. a HAsson drove over
to isichland today to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs las. r Knox.
Some 81 the young people, both from
town and the vicinity, gave surprise
party 70 Roy Harter last evening.
Miss June Wertz Of Woonsocket has
been elected teacher in our public.
schools to Gil the vacancy existing il
the sixth grade.
Miss Ollie Walters entertained al d
| six o'clock dinner last night about half
i dozen of her friends who remained
and spent the evening.
| A. q Ringsrud has been buying
goods Ii Chicago for couple Of weeks,
but arrived home this morning just In
time for the big Loom End sale Satur-
day,
| Miss Bertha Hasson left this morning
for Blunt and will visit there and Ia the
vicinity for 1 few days. She will teach
this coming year near Aberdeen. same
as last year
| Mr.. A Hassoa IL taking vacation
lof d week or two from his work as book
keeper tor the State Insane Asylum at
Yankton, which be ii spending at
home With his family.
The union services Sunday evening
are I'd be held at the Congregational
church. Miss Lillian g. Topping,
superintendent OF the Florence Crit
| tenton Home Of Sioux City, is expected
10 address the meeting on her work.
/ MI. and Mrs. Fred Linch of Hart,
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Linch Of
Salem spent Sunday here with the
1 boys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Linch The latter are remaining for
d longer visit.
/ Mrs. G. r. Bruce and Marx, with
Harold Bruce, the editors nephew who
has been Wishing here the past three
weeks and Miss Maud Fox, started
Thursday night OF last week for two
weeks visit 10 the ST. Louis Exposi-
tion.
Henkin 81 Henkin began Tuesday to
move across the street into their new
quarters ii the opera house. It's big
LOB With their immense stock, but they
will be in pretty good shape for the
crowd st the Cd Settlers picnic Tues
day and Wednesday,
| Earl Brown, foreman III the COURIER
some four years ago, was married ID
Sioux Falls last Friday to Mrs. jewell
Eye. Mr. Brown ii an unusually capa-
| ble printer and II now working for the
Forum His friends here will unite Id
wishing him much Nv In his welded
life.
| III. n Grill and III. NJ. Wallace were
al Sioux Falls tho first of the week
Rhey looked Ii on the gloom that pre-
vailed at the meeting OF the State DEM
ocratlc Committee and concluded that
nothing could be done 10 stem the tide
that Il sweeping the state for Teddy
and reform.
Misses Clara II yes and Nellie Has
son returned Tuesday night from Colo
RADIO. where they spens nearly two
months Ia vacation They spent five
weeks ii The Chautauqua al Boulder.
which vas greatly enjoyed. visiting aI-
forwards at Denver. Both feel greatly
improved for the outing.
What 40 you think of the bio i'd of
the RIngsrud Mercantile o.. thisweek ]?
Its none TOO big for the big bargains
you will find at the Loom End sale. Il
will pay you ID come ID Elk Point for
this alone next week, ID say nothing 81
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