Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-09-07

CIR sack.
Nellie Nichols visited in Yankton
last week.
Read the bank stat, m4nts in this
weeks issue.
AlonzJ Hasson spent Sunday with
his family here.
DR.. MIR Hendrix, dentist: offire ov-
er the Post Office.
Warren Rome left for North Dako-
ia few days ago.
Dr.. Phillips took trip to Denver
about a week ago.
The bank statements In this issue
should be carefully read.
George Card visited in Hawarden
last Friday and Saturday.
Sue Keayille left Monday for Denver,
where she will visit few weeks.
Ona HeGkin and George MeGrath
visited friends In Onawa, Iowa last
week.
Milford Shook, OF Milwaukee, is
here visiting his aunt, Mrs. Uriah
Wood.
Evarts Baugh came down from No.
Dakota Monday for short stay with
his parents here,
I'M. Hoffman Sr. went to Denver, Col
orado Saturday to Toxic in the National
G. A. r. encampment.
Miss Minnie Flanagan of Chicago is
making few weeks visit with her
friend, Mrs, James Walsh.
Misses French and Bartholomew re-
turned last Thursday after spending
most of the summer in Pierre.
Clara Rome went to Centerville last
Friday, where she fills the position of
assistant principal in the public schools
this school year.
Attention is called to the bank state
ments which appear in this issue.
They show healthy and prosperous
condition of affairs.
Mrs. G. w. Beggs and daughter,
former Elk Point residents, are visit
ing old friends here. They leave In q
short time for their home in Chicago
Chester and Cora Main gave dance
in the opera house last Thursnay even
ing in honor of Miss Vada Scott OF
Des Moines, who is visiting friends in
the city.
The statements of the Union County
and First National banks are to be
found in this issue. They are the best
barometers of financial conditions and
should be carefully read.
Cora Main returned about week
ago from an extended trip through the
western states. She visited short
time in California and also took In the
Exposition at Portland,
Carrie Murphy, former Elk Point
girl is visiting old friends here for q
short time. She now lives near Boise
City, Idaho, where she is holding
down claim and incidentally teach
ing school for amusem ent.
The COURIER wishes to acknowledge
he receipt of large basket of very
fine apples half of which were Siberian
crabs, from Louis Bihlmeyer OF Rich
land. Although the editor is out of
town his wife certainly appreciates
them.
I. e. Dillon, once an employee OF this
Office, was in town Tuesday ON his way
to his home In Woonsocket from Wau-
sa, Neb., where he has been working
for some time past. He has many
friends in Elk Point who were glad to
see him again.
f. T. Mcconnell and I'B. Treynor
and wife and child of Sioux City came
up Friday and stayed over Sunday as
guests of Mr.. Silas Kent. Mr.. McCon-
mel is manager of the jobbing depart
ment in the Cudahy packing plant,
and Mr.. Treynor is auditor for the
same institution.
Ivan, the three-year-old son of Gale
Shearon, was quite seriously burned
Tuesday morning. While his mother
was canning some fruit jar of hot fruit
spilled by accident and spattered Oh
the boys face, neck and hands. AL
though the burns are severe he will re-
cover in a short time.