Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-03-22
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Florence Wennblom Of Canton
visited friends here Thursday.
Balance stan sl.00, at Sharp's.
Miss Sue Keaville spent Sunday
with friends in Sioux City.
Matnsprings, s5c at sharp's.
| Mrs. Jos. Reyniek left Friday for
Ponca, Neb., for visit with her par,
epts.
Buff Wyaudotte eggs for Matching,
lsi00 per setting.
NJ. HOFFMAN, JR.
4 Elk Point, 8 p Box 43. Phone 2.
Miss Grace De Wilma has recently
accepted position in the post Office.
4 Watches cleaned 65c at Sharp's.
4 Mrs. a. A. Franklin returned home
Saturday after three weeks visit
with her son in Chicago.
\ DR.. NJ. e. Hendrix, dentist, over the
post Office.
\ Mrs. Helmar Eleeson left Tuesday
for Pierre, where she win remain per
manently On her homestead.
/ Fresh fsh at strobel's market every
Friday.
1 Mrs. Geo. Jones OF Avon, s. d.. re
turned to her home Thursday, after
a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Ellen Keaville.
I Glenn Il Woods will oil common
farm harness for $3.50 per set and Con
cord harness for sl75. At Smythe'i
old stand.
4 Mrs. NJ. M. Tapp, who has been here
/ the past few days visiting her mother
Mrs. E. A. Dow, returned Friday K
her home In Chatsworth.
/ For all kinds OF cement work, els
terms, foundation, etc, see
CHRISTOPHER CROSSE.
/ Motto: Not how cheap, but how
| good
Ward Hickey, who attends the stats
university at yermillion, spent Sunda,
with his mother here. His man,
friends here are always glad tosee him
Dry stove wood. 81 Is per cord. spill
l fine or coarse. delivered free to any par
Of the city.
/ r. NJ. SLAGLE s. CO,
Lnmber Yard, Ella Point, S. d.
Mrs. Patsy Cannon, who has beer
here the past week visiting her moth
err, Mrs. G. Nofthrop, returned to heI
home in Woonsocket Saturday.
Corn cobs for Sale.
N. HOFFMAN, Phone No
Mrs. }. NJ. French and children o
AiHsworth, Neb., arrived here Thurs
day for visit at the G. w. French
home. They are on their way to Greer
River, Utah.
For Sale or Rent.
Small house, four rooms, in good re-
pair and every convenience. Enquire
OF Fred Fisk.
Q teachers, do you want to attend
the meeting Of the National Education,
al Association in San Francisco mex,
July and make 81 900 or so at the same
time2 II so, read the article on our
fourth page today headed .'School
Teachers, Attention. which will tell
you how to do 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Fink spent sun.
day at Wolsey. Mr.. Fink's people live
there and they find it pleasant to have
the young people with them for the
Sabbath occasionally. Mrs. Fink is
there this week.
Miss Ida Hanson of Sioux City ar
rived here the latter part of last week
where she will trim in Mrs. Nellie
Franklin's new millinery store. The
many friends Of Mrs. Franklin's wish
her much success in her new work.
Mrs. Chamberlain and family left
Monday for Akron, Iowa, where Mrs
Chamberlain will open millinery
store at that place. Miss Ella has for
some time been the organist at the M.
e churcn and will be greatly missed.
Miss Bartholomew has been having
q painful experience with her ewes TIA
past week. Saturday, she went 10
Sioux City toconsult Sin oculist. Miss
Jesslca Hoffman accompanied her "a
the city.
THE exhibition Of art photographs
which opened In the city hall this
morning represents the finest thing Il
this line which has ever visited Spring
Held and merits good attendance
Springfield, Mass. Union.
II Elk Point, April Il-l4, Tor benefit
lof Public school Picture fund,
u u the man who secures position
that draws a salary: the man who gets
= lob Is paid wages.
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