Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-03-09
LOCAL. NEWS

Try Criifs Dakota Daisy PIonr at $f.25
per sack.
DR.. M. r. Hendrix, dentist, over the
postoffice.
Shoe bargains and quality are both
here RINGsRUD MERCANTILE Co.
Mrs. Fl. M. Dodd went to Alcester
Saturday for visit with the home folks.
II you want TO sell or buy, list your
land with EsLICK g. SON.
Henry Hanson Is hauling Iumber from
Sfa&ie y Co.'S. Lumber Yard for . new
poultry hoasc.
The ladies o. ST. Mary's Guild will
hold market Saturday morning,
March II, at Franklin's meat market.
Ice customers solicited for next seasons
ciean Ice. Prompt service, every day de-
livery except Sunday
Artic Ice Co Phone No. z.
George Stickney returned to his
home at Albert Lea, MIMI, Tuesday,
taking his brother, Henry, along with
him for weeks change and rest.
VIII Reynick and family left Mon.
day night for Redwood Falls, Mimi.
near which place Mr.. Reynick will
have charge of farm the coming year.
Don't miss the big dance to be given
at Henkin's Opera House, Wednesday
evening, March Is. Sullivan's
Orchestra of LeMars will furnish the
music.
The big shoe sale continues and we
are still giving away shoes. Saturday
Is the last day In which you may Sc
cure pair free.
RINGsRUD MERCANTILE Co.
Guy Smith, the heavy weight typo
and printer OF the Hudson Hudsonste,
spent Sunday with his parents, in this
city. Guy also paid this Office
pleasant call.
State Auditor Halliday and Land
Commissioner Bach we're pleasant cal
lers Tuesday. They we're on their
way to Tyrdall TO appraise the Bon
Homme county school lands.
A. Bechard, expert piano and organ
tuner, will repair and tune organs and
pianos and guarantees satisfaction.
Best instruments for sale. Call on or
address him at Jefferson, S. d.
Miss Hilma shoulberg OF Union
Creek, sister of Deputy Register of
Deeds Shoulberg, and Miss Thekla
Hanson Of SPHINX are visiting this week
Ia the home OF Register OF Deeds Gass-
man.
Mrs. III. A. Kiner was we'll enough
to go to her home In Ida Grove, Iowa,
Monday, whore she will have the care
OF her mother and sisters for a time.
She was accompanied by her husband
as far as Sioux City.
Fl. /. Davis has rented place near
Elk Point to farm this year, and will
depart with his family In a few days.
We much regret TO see them go, and
hope they may return when conditions
improve here. Mr.. Davis, we under
stand, will keep his farm here.-Iona
Settler.
Miss Helen Hurlbert, who for years
has been teacher OF Indians along |
the Missouri river, Is expected at the
Congregational church Sunday. She il
to bring with her various curios and Is
TO speak on work and life among the
Sioux. For the afternoon at three
o'clock special meeting for children
Ii planned.
Several Akron young people attend
cd wedding dance at Richland We'd
nesday evening. The contracting parties
we're Miss Ida Anderson, OF Elk Point.
and Frank Dickerson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. nj. Dickerson, of Richland. /
The groom il known by many people
here and u known to be young man Of
excellent qualities. This paper joins
The friends OF the newly married couple
e congratula tions. Akron Register
Tribune.
Herb Collins Ii not quite as young as
1e used to be, this fact being now firm
y established. A broken thumb, d
bruised head, teeth knocked out, and |
'ther minor injuries, serve as re-
hinder OF little experience that he
lad last week. Pat Gallagher owns q
ow that takes delight In breaking out
occasionally for the purpose OF seeking
Ereener pastures. Last Thursday the
ractious bossy went through the bars
md no persuasion on the owners part
'ould induce her TO return to that dear
i'd barnyard 10 be MIXED. The sup
Der hour was near at hand and Pat
wanted his bowl of milk. Ia his des-
seration he appealed to the village /
blacksmith TO help him out. A frolic |
Il this sort just suited Herb, and In
lew minutes he had good hold on the /
nilk.glver's tall and had her headed /
sowards home. But the COW recanted. /
Ind started of down street on the gal
on with rnllina still nIfnofnr IL -. t