Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01
LOCAL NEWS
House to rent--M. b. KENT.

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Fresh fish at Strobel's market every
Friday.
DIR. NJ. r. Hendrix dentist, over the
post Office.
/ Found: A pair of gloves. Describe
them and get them at this office.
John Hutchinson OF Hawarden, Iowa.
was in town on business Monday.
elena & Woods will oil harness for
SIPS per ser. Az Snyths's old stand
F. w Ryan OF Jefferson was look
ing after business matters and calling
on triends in the city Friday,
The Peter Aabertin carpenter shop.
he building just west of Swt tvs barn
for sale or rent.
/ F. Nj. SLAGLE & Co.
I For SALE; All or part OF six vacant
city lois west OF pubic school. In
quire OF Mrs. A. S. Gilmore, 2022 West
ST., Omaha, Neb.
A. Carpenter and Sol Lee, two old
Union county residenters living near
Chatsworth, were looking ALTER nusi-
ness matters and doing the county
capital Friday.
Oae dollar year for Tn, Chicag,
Weekly Inter, Ocean, $3.50 a year Tor
tie COURIER, or both, by our recent
special arrangement, 81 10, for fifty
two weeks Of genuine news from far
aud near.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Sinclair enjoyed a
visit this week from Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Scott. Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Sin
clair have been good friends for more
than forty years and 1t is needless TO
say they enjoy themselves when given
an opportunity to visit. Beresford Re
public.
Rev. and Mrs. T. j. Woodcock went
to Sioux City Tuesday afternoon to be
present at the meeting OF the Ameri-
can Board, expecting to return today.
This meeting is great honor for
Sioux City, as only fifty cities in the
United States have been chosen for
such rallies.
Harry Deane, SON of Mr.. and Mrs G..
w. Deane of Beresford, while striking
two hammers together In play last
week, was struck la the eye BY splin-
ter which entirely destroyed the sight
OF the eye and lodged Ia the tissues
back of the sight. The entire eye has
been removed by Sioux City oculls'.
Those OF our readers who expect TO
plantany trees or plants this spring
should write Strands Nursery, r. F.
D. 81, Tay lors Falls, Mimi, for their
free catalog 1t contains many practi-
cal pointers that will be of interest, aud
rs they sell direct 10 planters they
supply the bestof stock at reasonable
prices.
Has IL occurred TO you why so mtny
wheat faxed foods have come and
goIe? Lack of quality OF course. The
richness that is distinctively noticeable
in CREAM CRISP gives IL q taste qualify
unequalled. This accounts for grow.
ing business. Start new and get full
value for your dime. Ask yoIr grocer
and accept no substitutes.
c.. j. Fox OF Elk Point, furniture
dealer OF that place, but for number
ofyears most popular citizen OF Yank-
ton, is la the city for few days visit
among old friends. Charlie" is al
ways welcome in Yankton and he will
find the door open for him most any
place he wants TO drop in Kt'skto n
Press and Dakotdn Gazatte
Miss Nell Hasson Of Warner visited
with her sist .r, Mrs. Almanac Robin
son last Saturday and Sunday. >. Mrs
Bertha Robinson entert lined few
her friends at dinner last Saturday
Among the guests were A. p, Robinson,
Miss Olive, Mrs. Olsen and daughter
Edna and Miss Neil Hasson. RofadelI
Correspondence of the Abe rdteA Denaoc, dts
Mics Elenora Reber, former valued
employee Of this office, now IA proof
reader on one OF the San Francisco
newspapers. contributes TO Chicago
farm journal very interesting article
on the poultry industry of California.
They handle the white leghorns al
most exclusively, colonizing many hun.
dred birds on small farms and with
movable houses. KimbaH Graphic.
Many Elk Point people will remember
Miss Reber, who Tor couple OF years
was employed 10 this office.