Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-02-11
He WORKS 30 acres Of good farm land u

He WORKS 80 acres of good farm land u
q oroti'.
T.. l.. Soem is practical farme,
and able to hold his own under any
and all circumstances.
Heery Hanson mas 100 acres OF land
which is well kept up and everything
presents fne appearance. He moved
to The place he now occupies in the
ia OF '93 He has cOnsideratl, stock
and the quality Is as good rs any.
Iver Qusam is pushing, progressive
fellow. He came to this CO untry in the
early seventies. He has undergone
all the hRrdships known to the gener
ality OF farmers. M. and Mrs. Quaam
have FIVE children.
Ed. Montague is one OF our mod ern
ia, mers and one who believes Ia
forging ahead. He owns i69 acres OF
tine land. Mr.. Montague is up-'o-
da,e in all his methods. He is an aft :
BILE, pleasant fellow and his four child
ren are certainly bright and happy.
G. E. Choauette has one OF the
finest little places 10 ali This section
He is practical farmer, and has pros
pered because he deserves success.
c. f, goes in largely for thoroug bred
hogs, which are worth inspectio on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chcquette have four
| G l,ildfeu.
r. Sirois, another practical farmer
In this locality, works 100 acres OF lar d
The farm is a good one from every
point of view and shows thrift and en-.
ersy. Hog raising, combined with a
good breed OF stock. is his particular
hobby He has a wife and two brig h,
little girls.
Ned JOY, another man who has seen
the ups and downs OF farm life, is s.ill
on deck. and better fixed than ever To
prove what hard work, coupled will
common sense and reason, will do t.
make things move. He has hospit :
+ JIG Wll6 duu luTct CDlIuFHn.
A. B Goss, wide awake farmer
pays strict attention TO details and
knows how and when to do things in
season so as to make things count.
He is also mason ard builder. takes
contracts of all kinds aud does con-
crete work. Mr.. GOss has but 10 acres,
but he makes 1t count. He has a fne
wife and two children.
George Cowling came 10 his pres
ant place about two year. ago The
farm consists OF so acres Of fne farm
land and is we'll looked after in every
particular. He has vile and two
children TO help him 10 the batll. OF
/ life.
Frank Fennel is man OF push, plucl
and energy and has done vel becaus
he deserves TO prosper, being a practi
cal man and energetic. James is lht
only son at present AT home and he il
borough in all he does.
A. G. Sheaton, prosperous Ell
Point farmer, has delightful hom
a pleasant wife and one Oh Id He b.
lieves in raising first class stock an,
Is making headway.
A. Hemphill has only lived on tn
farm he now occupies for "A it'll, owe
year. But being thorough goin
and hard worker, he has proven W ha
bone and muscle can do to make
man pr osperOus. His onions an
straw berries Tor qualify and variet
are known all over this section
country.
THF OLD CEMETERY
IL was early this morning as pas
ed The old cemetery on the way
: SPHINX. The blizzard OF few days b
fore had played havoc with the fenc
and that part Immediately facing II
road was raz ID to the ground. =. Ha
pening 10 glance in the direction
the grave yard, thought | wou
n count the tomb stones. There we
d iiist twpnty-fanr bod s.araaIy q