Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-08-18
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
SIOUX VALLEY.

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least so bushels OF corn per acre.
were pleasantly entertained at the
home OF Hans p. johnson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sweggan OF Nora
visited at John Sommevold's Sunday.
Chas. Seanauds was over to talk poll
itics with Co&nty Commissioner john
son Sunday.
Frank Hallin from Saltwater, Mimi,
spent last week in Union Creek visit
ing his best girl.
Hannah Sellbsrg and Esther Peter
son will leave for The Worlds Fair at
St. Louis Monday a#
Emil Nelson and VIM. Powell start |
ed their threshing machine Tuesday on
@. j Nelson's grain. SRA
Herman Anderson and family OF Big
Springs were Sunday visitors at the
home OF p. G. Wiberg.
Woodie johnson is staying with his
randmother, Mrs. Olof Anderson, in
Big Springs few days this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Rossback, MIR.
and Mrs. Carl Nelson and daughter,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. fleming Gassman,
The Sewing Society is invited to
me Ell with Mrs. A. g. Blondin Thurs
day of this week. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. johnson OF Big
springs aud daughter Emily called on
their neighhors on West Union Creek
Monday. 4W@ @ A& ~@ #~
sNrs. II. Rossbach, Mrs. John Nary
aud Mrs. Al Hamilton visited With
Mrs. Fr.uk S:huonoyer, west Of AlceA-
ter, Monday. s
l.. G. WiDrrg went down To- Spiuk
Monday To visit his son, Victor, whoa
couple or weeks ago married a daugh-
ter of Noah Swensson. "
The farmers are all busy building
grain stacks these days aud We can
count good many of these stacks from
where we sit and write.
Ye scribe and his family are under
4 obligations TO the proprietor OF the
Y Cottage Hill Farm for long ride In
bis fine carriage Sunday. Esr
W. G, Olson has accepted position
n with the Sioux Valley Grain Co., TO be
station ed at Aberdeen, :. ID. Mr.. Oh
4 son will leave for Aberdeen Sept lst.
Prof, E. 7. Vallin began a nine
months term OF school In the Eastman
+ district south OF Alcester Monday. The
professor says he is out of politics this
! year "
J. Albert Johnson and family oil
"a Spink and Mr.. and Mrs. l. K. Hoviund
of Sioux Valley and Charley Pearson ol
q Elk Point visited at l.. L. Woodlawn't
n Sunday. eH# abH~ zs .a4E
Miss Esther Peterson gave party
Tuesday evening to select number o
her Union Creek friends, In honor O
Y her friend, Frank Hallin, from Still
water MINI.
The wheat crop on the low ground n
NJ Union Creek comes very near being |
total failure. Your writer has a piece
of wheat on rich ground that will hard
e ~ make chicken feed. =.
ri Mrs. Mnnson and her daughter from
Albert Lea, Mimi, who have been Wis
iting relatives in Sioux Valley for
couple of weeks, departed for thei
Minnesota home Friday, @ .n...
Hon. O. L. Lawson called on some d
M his particular friends in Sioux Vale
SUNDAY, MIR. Lawson Is one OF on
Dusy farmers and does not have niue
time to devote to politics.
Anderson Bros. have the Garlan
schoolhouse enclosed and expect
have she same completed about Sep
l5. 1t will be an ornament and In
provement to the community.
Rev. J. r. Lind blomf from Big Sprint
r. passed through Sioux Valley Salnrda
enroute TO Akron. Rev. Lindbloml
making arrangements to move 10 tBri
tow, Neb. in the near future.
DR.. and Mrs Lille OF Akron and D
Lilies sister, Mrs. DIR. Johnson
Sioux City, Mr.. and Mrs, II, J, smi
and Mrs. Burgess OF Akron, attend'
ex- the Sewing Society at Shonlbere
en- Thursday.
DR.. Enander from Chicago will Il
ture in the Union Creek church 10 Y
- near future. Look out for the da
which will soon be announced and
sure TO come and listen TO the reI
table speaker and historian.
Mr.. and Mrs Gust M. Johnson, wi
daughter and son OF Elk Point, visit
friends in Sioux Valley last week. \
Johnson is the genial clerk In the
o. Ringsrud general store Ia Elk Pc
and has made great number OF frier
all over the county who are alwi
glad osee him. ~
q. FL. Kiland from Sioux Falls sp