Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-12-24
We will finish pictures taken by Jen-

The mend.
4. {. Beiknap, four miles east o.
Town. had the misfortune 10 break
eg iast week.
Miss Viva Fiannery is home from ST..
Joseph's academy, Des Mones, for the
hoi day vacatiou.
Miss Leila Bovee came up from
Sioux City Monday tor II ,hday visit
IN her home here
Ward Fickey, of the law department,
ol Michigan university, came home
Monday for the holiday season.
County Superintendent French re-
turned Tuesday night from visit 10
the National Corn show in Omaha.
Mrs. l.. N. Crlll is some what i'm
I proved over her condition of week
ago, but will require careful attention
for some time to come.
j, Allen Tmmons is speeding the
Holiday season here He recently
proved up on his claim near kenne bee,
but expects to return soon and make IL
his home.
r. COMPTON has been laid - with
the new tangled grip aud is satisfied
That IL IS no Improvement over the OIL.
fashioned kind. He viii soon be able
to b. out agaiu.
The bic contingent from the state
university Is el home for the Holida, >.
The list includes the Misses Haze
Nollmer, Lillian E lis, Lillian Halgor-
N, Gladys Bulingame and Carl Toll r.
sou, Alfred Ringsrud, Alfred Manson,
Leonard johnson aud II rry Walters
Mrs. JAS. H. Knox, now OF Concord
Neb., was here Monday. The next day
she and her sister, Miss Nell Hasson,
went to Sioux City, where Ms. Knox
had tum0r removed at the s tmaritan
hospital. She is getting along finely,
hut will remain a few days for treat
ment and care
ii. VI. Angle has shelled 600 bushel
Of corn from his farm this season and
VcGt dUan to- Elk Point Monday to
shell the corn on his farm there.
Some OF Mr. Angle 5 corn went over 50
bushels to the acre. This poor, down
tr0dden Dakota farmer can manage to
keep the wolf from the door even il
Bryan was defeated. -Hawarden, Iowa,
Chronicle.
Jos. Hehkin has leased his hotel, the
Madison House, to J. F. Peterson and
Arthur Wilson for term of three
wears. M. Peterson has been en-
poyed at the Lake Park ho.el for some
time and Mr.. Wilson has hoen en-
poyed at Jacks restaurant. Both OF
them will bring cons iderable ex.
pesience into the business and expect
10 run a first class house. Mr.. Henkin
has practically made the hotel over,
both inside and out, and it now
presents very attractive appearance.
M ,dson Outlook.
As Italians OF today are interested in
the prehistoric Romans and Greeks,
the founders of their great capital city,
Rome, so is the American nation In
terested in the real American, the
noble Indian Their faults are many,
hut their great virtues have been gen
eraIlv overlooked w. F. Mann, the
producer Of many great successes, las
secured the most talented OF Indian
actresses, Princess Wah-ta WasO to
portray the beautiful character OF
"Pamnena" in his elaborate prod uction
Of AS Told in the Hiils.' Patrons
win be able to witness this peasln 9
play at the Elk Point opera house on
Jan. is.
The twenty-sixth annual session o.
the South Dakota Educational associa-
tion will meet at A aberdeen, next week
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
A rate OF a fare and third, on all rail
D roads belonging to the Western Pas
s senger Association, has been granted
for th round trip, good going betweel
= d C % and 81 and returning until Jan
/. Reduced rates are also offered
all hotels. 1t vii be an important ant
valuable meeting for all teachers, eacl
r department having it's own organization
and sessions. Among the prominen
sneakers and workers to be present ar
Dr.. n. c. Schaefer, superintendent o
public instruction for the state Q
0 pennsy 1vania, our own superintendent
Hon. Hans A. Ustrud, Hon. Ben b
Lindsey, Judge OF the juvenile crlmlna
court OF D9nver, Colo, NJ 1853 Cora Me
Pattep. prncp, of the Marden schod
of elocution, Chicago and Hon. E. {
Y Ericsson, president OF the South Dakot
G board az regents, WHO Will spea
O Thursday afternoon on The Socls
q and Civic Value OF Higher Education
j. Every teacher should make an effor
: 10 attend and viii be richly repaid fo
so doing.