Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-01-25

Aaron Tuesday, visiting among BIZ
m my friends here.
Basket ball requires the activity and
quick thinking Of football without III
rOuehness. See The game Friday night.
Neumann, the great hypnotlst and
mind reader, at the opera house next
Wednesday and Thursday nights. Sat.
Isfsctl0n guaranteed.
Married: At Jefferson, Saturday
morning Jan. 2)tb, by the Rev Q. r.
Robinson, Charles \. Robinson and
Miss Blanche M. Morey.
Finest Gas man returned to bis home
Ia sioux Valley Tues lay. after several
days visit here With his brother, Reg
lister OF Deeds GassmaD.
Mrs. Henry Rablda died last Friday
OF a. complication Of diseases. She
was The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Beaubien and was 81 years OF
age. She was buried At j efferson.
The Pioneer Drug store has secured
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Sage 81 Sioux Falls, who
IL an expert matchmaker and jeweller.
He comes here highly recommended
and may b. relied upon 10 do nice and
satisfactory work. Az the old corner
stand.
Mr.. Chas. WalwOrth OF Omaha
visited here among old time friends
the tirst OF the week. He lived here
sor q number OF years and was the first
cashier OF the Union County Bank.
de II now engaged In the horse com
mission business In Omaha.
An exaggerated report was circulated
around town last week concerning The
family OF Rev. w. B. Stewart, and on
Saturday tho members and friends OF
the M e, church and others gave the
pastor very generous donation. The
pastor and his vile greatly appreciate
the kindness OF those whocontributed.
David French, whose right hand was
badly injured Ia corn shelter acci-
dent two or three weeks ago, had one
OF the fingers re moved 10 q Sioux City
hospital Friday. The hand was MOI
healing properly and this operation be-
came necessary. 1t 10 now hoped that
the remainder OF the hand can be saw
ed.
The remains Of the young daughter
o.! Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh OF Sioux
City were brought here Tuesday and
buried In the Catholic cemetery. Both
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walsh were born here
and have spent most OF their lives here
aud numerous friends sympathize
deeply with them Ia this their grea,
and sudden loss.
Latt Thursday night the members
OF The q. A. r. gave supper to the
members Of the w. r. G. in Woodman
Hall. The party included the husband
and wivss OF both organizations and
made company Of about one hundred
and twenty I've. A very pleasant
Ing was passed, the young people clos
ing up the festivities with dance,
Mira. Fl, Ashley returned tOher m
In PlaDkinton Saturday, after few
days vlslt with friends here. She
stopped Off here ou her RETURN trip
from Grand Island, Neb., where she
Wis called by she Illness OF her son.
james, who is suffering from typhoid
fsyer He had just entered the bust
ness college there when stricken wish
the fever, Mrs. Ashley left him much
improved and apparently outof danger.
VIM. Frenzy, VIM. Hickey al d
z llGor Bennett 81 the Herald, all Of
Yankton, Invaded the secluslon OF this
republican stronghold on Tuesday. IN
der The leadership Of Editor Tommy
Ryan 81 the Leader. They were on
their way 70 Sioux Falls 20 arrange
for the democratic pow Nos At Y. nix
TON oa the 9Th 81 June lest. This
editor made bis escape and they con.
ttnusd 90 their journey without further
Incident
Frank NJ. Gilmore was here from
Mound Valley, Kansas last Thursday
yith party 81 stockholders OF the
lows, Dakota and Kansas Gas and on
%. for their annual meeting, which
was held 81 the First National Bank.
The snestiog lasted all day and we
understand both the results and pro-
pects 81 the company were found 10 be-
quite satisfactory. The old board Of
directors was reelected and the FOL
loving OH 'ers were elected for the
ensuing sen President, A. D. ion j.
Sioux City; Wee President, Geo. n.
Freeman, Es Posn Secretary, Geo.
Ispaon, Sioux City; Treasurer, (. NJ.
gepson, Sioux Clls
The basket ball game ii Sioux CITY
last Saturday night between the local