Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-02

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| Mrs.. j. j. sharon has been threat
ened with pneumonia this week, but u
now convAlescing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Henkin returned
10 their home 10 Plsinview, Neb, last
Saturday, after weeks visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs J. Fl Bryan returned
10 their home In vermiliiOn Tuesday
after i weeks visit with relatives
| here.
Mrs. II. A. Griffin is helping The
COURIER with the local work and will
appreciate any news or pointers that
any one can offer.
| Mrs. Henry Henkin, who has been
indisposed for some little time, vi Mt
To Sioux City last night for medical adj
vice and attention.
| Geo. W. Abbott, secretary of the
uaion Savings association OF Sioux
Falls, was In the city yesterday. look
| ing alter business matters.
Mrs. John Morrissey OF Alcester re-
turned 10 her home yesterday, after q
short visi: with her parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. Simon ]. McIrerney.
Hon. A. @. Ringsrud has been ar
pointed By Gov. Crawford rs one OF the
delegates TO the National Civic Fedora
tion conference, to be held In Chicago,
May 28 70 81.
C Fox returned Monday night
from a two weeks visit 10 Hot Springs
and the Black Hills country He is
locking and feeling much better and il
very enthusiastic over that country.
DR.. Burlingame returned Friday from
eastern Pennington county, where his
family is located on claim. He is en-
thusiastic over the outlook and pros
poets there and reports the Elk Point
colony as fast getting into comfortable
shape.
Don Crawford, formerly county SUI
pe~intendent here, and now success
fol lawyer at DeSmet, s. D., has been
visiting here this week at his old home.
II is four years since he was here last,
and his numerous friends are glad to
welcome him again.
Mrs. Halverson and son Gilbert and
the Misses Gena and Ida johnson re-
turned last week from their claims ID
Stanley county. where they have spent
the past eight months. All are look
Ing we'll and hearty and speak we'll OF
their winters experiences out there.
Peter Garter took "Trip last week
west OF Pierre and looked over the
promised land little. He bought 4
relirquishment six miles northwest OF
Nowlin. Mr.. Carter says big crop
will be put in this year out in that
region and that everything now looks
quite favorable. He returned Friday.
Marcus and Abe SiIverberg have
bought out the furniture business and
stock OF Ona Henkin and will continue
the business st the old stand under the
irm name Of Silverberg Bros. They
are already In possession and a good
stock OF new goods has been ordered.
Full announcements may be looked for
next week.
Tho fremont Hotel and business has
been sold TO e. Smith, who took poses
sion yesterday. Mr.. Smith has run q
restaurant successfully in Elk Point i
number Of years and will doubtless make
success Of the fremont. Mr.. Wise
man has moved into the Allen house, 10
the east part Of town. He is not fully
decided as to his future movements.
The "Gideone, " an organisation Of
travelling men, are sending out 20 the
newspapers = request to publish the
following, which suggests good thing
for I travelling man Or anybody else Is
follow: Travelling Men, attention,
When you ere through reading the
paper OF The train, throw il out 10 me
first gang 81 section men you pase, ID
they can rad II and enjoy Il. They
viii appreciate II. I
Farm papers warn us thai much 81
last years corn intended Tor seed will
not eermlnate. Weare Informed that