Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-31

First snow OF the winter Mondiy.
It's hardly enough for good sleighipg
now yet everyhody seems to be making
the best Of it.
WANTED: 10 men in each state to trav
ell. distribute samples OF our goods and
tack signs. Salary Ss5 per month and
s3 per day for expenses. SAUNDERS
Co, Department g., 46 Jackson Boule-
ward, Chicago, H.
Supt. A. +. Chamberlain left few
corn testing cloths at this office. Hall
OF them are gone already. 10 any far
mer who will use them and has not
already been supplied the old rule
applies First come. first served.
Hon. +. g Ericsson went 10 Pierre
yesterday morning The board 0
regents, to which Mr.. Ericsson was
recently appointed, will probably have
"A session there during the week and il
If expected that Gov, Crawford will
soon appoint another member OF the
board
w j Underwood, of Chicago, gen
era manager OF the G. NJ. & ST. p.
railroad, was here in his private car
and spe MT Sunday with his old friend,
Geo. r. Ere, man. Mr.. Underwood and
Mrs. AIDA F. HOWE, who so pleased
every body at the Farmers Institute
with her entertaining and instructive
| addresses, were sch0olmates together
years ago in Wisconsin.
John Finnie, one Of Union countys
prosperous pioneer farmers. shipped
ten care Of cattle of his own feeding to
Chicago Tuesday night, the Milwau-
kee running special train to take
care OF II. They were fine bunch Of
cattle and Mr.. FInnie undoubtedly
made good bunch OF money on them.
The shipment was accompanied by
his sons, Ed. and Bob, and Roy Leffert.
Hawarden (Io,oa) Chronicle
9. +. Hackett, OF the Parker Nesc
Fra, was in the city Sunday afternoon
and evening waiting for the belated
train from Mitchell. Bro Hackett is
this year the president of the South
Dakota Press association and is one OF
the veteran newspaper men of the
state. We enjoyed an hours pleasant
chat with him
LosT--A bunch Of keys Finder leave
ut this Office and receive reward
I'VE are willing to wait until a man
&c lis his hogs or ships his cattle before
he pays his subscription. But we hate
TO wait for his century plant TO bloom, !"
The above we found la an exchange
two or three weeks ago. credited to
the Beresford Republic, and we repro
duced 1t as we found ii. Now Bro.
Sturges admits being in sympathy
with the sentiment but denies being
its parent. Another illustration OF
the desirability OF getting things at
| first hand.
a good farm OF 100 acres, two miles
southwest OF Sphinx, loo acres broken,
balance in pasture and meadow Good
house, barn and other buildings for
stock and grain. Cash rent. Call or
write JOHN KAvANAUGH, Vermillion,
S. d.
One OF Chicapo's principal theatres
Was recently occupied by play III
which the emotional leading role and
comedy was played by two little chill
dren aged i've and six, the Little Perry
Sisters. The press and public were
loud In praise Of their wonderful abli
". Those clever little girls will be
seen in Harry Shannon's scenic comedy
drama, ssTn 9 Bankers Child, SUR
rounded by strong group OF players.
Elaborate c0stum .. and special scenery
is used to properly mount the play and
adds 70 the beauty Of the surroundings.
Al Henkin Opera House, one night
only, Sat, Feb 9th.