Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-04-04


| from Chicago and New York audiences,
and the entertainment Ii highly
praised By Alice Longfellow. Come
ont and help the school ss much ~ you
can.
| Congregational Market 81 George
Haas0n's store next Saturday morning.
| Al variety 81 good things on sale.
SECRETARY.
| 90 Tuesday, April 9th, the Yankton
College Giee Club will give IN enter
tainment in the opera house for the
benefit OF the high school athletics.
Members OF the faculty will also ap.
pear on The program, and we have
every reason TO believe that the enter
tainment will be good Come out and
helpthe boys. Program In full APP
peared In last weeks COURIER. AID
mission for adults. SIC: children, 25c.
Tickets now on sale at Pioneer Drug
Store.
A few friends Of Rev. Jensen plan
ned surprise for him, March 18th, The
anniversary Of bis natal day. It hap
pened that Mr.. l.. T. Rust's occurred
on the same date. The parsonage Was
the place Of the meet, the idea being
TO bring people together Of different
walks in life acknowledging that God
IL maker OF all, and that He has need Of
each In the great work OF life. The
brethren had been previously banquet
ed for the occasion. Sight refresh
ments we're served At this time
James Walsh, Fred Ford and Chester
Burlingame left early yesterday morn
ing for their claims in eastern Penn
ington county via Mitchell, Chamber
lain and the Milwaukee extension.
They took along a large furniture car
loaded with two COVE, a horse, chick
Ems. household utensila, lumber and
building material complete for their
rlafm shaLties which they will erect
10 soon as they are on the ground The
families OF tie Elk Point colony will
migrate little latter when the cot.
Eages are ready.
WIN G0ss, who played center rush
10 our high school foot ball team last
year, for some time has been troubled
With swelling and a growth on his
'ightle just below the knee. Tues
lay he went TO Sioux City and enter
d the new St. vincent's hospital. The
nrge0ns say an operation will be |
necessary and they hope to have him |
eady for 1t the last OF the week or the |
ore part Of next. The growth, the
urgeons say, is 10 no way connected
With his foot ball playing. He has the I
eep sympathy Of numerous friends. |
nth the strong hope that the opera
Ion and treatment may lead to COM
'lete and permanent recovery.
Mr.. ]. K. Hull, of Aberdeen, has been
listing his old college friend, J. T. /
lcvey Of the First National bank. |
While 10 Yankton Mr.. Hull signed d |
Ontract with the Yankton Land and |
INVESTMENT Co. 70 manage their extern
I've land business IT Rapid City, and |
I'LL have iull charge 1t that point. Mr..
lull Is an experienced land man, hav-
ng been The manager for the Land Co. |
Or several years and has practiced Law |
or ave years. The Yankt0n Land & |
Investment Go. ID to be congratulated
4 securiDg such responsible and cap
bile manager for their Rapid City
'tfice. - Yankton Daily Press snd Da-
iotan Gazette.
One Of the most enjoyable social
'yents Of the season was the sock
0ciahle down ~ the Virginia church
ast evening. The church was crowded
o the doors andtal enjoyed the even
nR immensely. The ladies' had lunch
,nt up In pair Of new socks and the
vay some Of the boys bid ON those
oclks they must have been la desperate
iced Of footwear. Miss Estelle Spiuk
ind the honor Of receiving tho highest
rice paid for anv one pair Of socks,
citing ~. 50 for her well filed stock
nes, and the only reason she did not get
more was becanse some d the boys ran