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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14

lugares de la "Faiardo Sugar
Com" Esta empresa tiene
muelles suyos y 81 Sc trata de
construir otro que una el de
la compania con ell que eXiste
algo distante de aquel, es para
ell beneficio del transito pu-
blico y mayores facilidades de
las transportes y embar-
ques de mercancias que por el
puerto de Fajardo Sc hagan.
Este puerto es uno de los mas
importantes de la isla y mere
ce que Sc lie atienda designan-
do esa pequela suma para
la construction de una obra
de verdadera ullidad pubti-
ca.
Djas- Navarro. Aqui Sc ha
hecho una afirmaci6n catego-
RIGA con respecto de la cons
trucci6n de ese muelle, yo ten
90 que decir y que recOrdar
a la Camara que hay nombres
V firmaS tan reSnetableS mp
estan muy por encima de toda
sospecha nj de toda idea de
interes 9 lucro personal, en- ca
sos como ell de este proyecto
de ley, como en- otro cual-
quiera.
La firma del Sr. Ramon
Aboy que suscribe y sostiene
este proyecto de ley, es una
verdadera garantia para la !
Camara, de que Sc trata de
una obra de interes general
Y no de favorecer 4 empresa .
dc ninguna clase. Ademas, .
yo SOY abogado de la "Fajar-
do Sugar Co." y yo puedo afr
mar que esa compania no tie
ne interes directo alguno en-
esa obra. que sera para ell be-
de todO Faiardo, cuyo
puerto necesita mejoras."
"EI proposito del Sr. Aboy
al presentar este proyecto de
ley es evitar que Sc acabe de
I'm malec6n que ALI
construido con fondos
.nsulareS, puesto que la
,Ompleta destruction de esos
nuelIes ocasionaria TN nota-
Die periuicio a los intereseS
igricolas V comerciales de 7
iquella region. Esta es una
,bra de interes publico V asf
lebe considerable la Camara,
"a que somo he dicho antes
a respetabilidad, posici6n Y
Intecedentes del Sr. Aboy
.utor del proyecto. es su me- !
or recommendation" "
LIarcns- Torres. Nadie ha de
ospechar siquiera squi de Ia
espetabilidad Y buenos pro-
de nuestro digno com
,anero el Sr. Aboy, autor del
de ley que Sc discute.
ONO de ningunO de los otros
res. q. eomponen esta Cana. !
q. Pero no Sc trata de esto. ;
e trata de que en- mi concep-
o, Y creo ess haya sido Ia IN
del companero Sr. IT, 5
Ol. esa obra no debe ser COS
aada por el Pueblo de P. Rico
mo pOr el municipio dc Faiar ,
%. ---...-s
Gioryciii. Me permite su
El mar esta socayan- q
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Ell verdadero problema esta ante ell.

do los cimientos del edificio
de la Aduana y ali esta ell ma
lec6n que Sc trata de reparar
con la suma que Sc fila en- ell
proyecto de leyidel Sr. Aboy."
Aboy. Y ell estado de ese
muelle es hoy ae tai manera
que impide el hbre trafico de
las carretas qaR conducen
azucares y mersancias. Sc ha
tornado entire 81 muelle que
Sc trata de componer y ell de la
Compania de Ia Central, un
haehe que impid el paso- .Esa
.obra fu6 comenzada por 81 de-
partamento de obras publ
cas-, no por ell municiipio, y.
no pudo terminarse, de loI
que resulta que el gran tran
Sito que hay por ALI, sufre
grandes trastornos."
Gel mejorar las condolences
de aquellos sitios no solo bene-
ficia al comercio de Fajardo
sino tambien d todos los que
de otras poblaciones reciben
mercancias y embarcan sus
frutos por aquel puerto. Is
una obra que no puede termi-
narse y debe hacerse.
Llorcn8- Torres. Pero es que
81 la obra Sc beneficial la 10
calidad el municipio de Fa-
iardo que es un municiplo
rico, debe &l atender 4 esas +
obras, como han hecho los de
Arroyoy Ponce en- identicos ,
.
TjzoI. Al tratar de este pro-
veto 10 hize habiendome fila
do solamente en- el titulo del
mismo leido por el secretario
Y sin yer quicn suscribe el
proyecto, pucsto que no tenia
copia de 6l. No conocia el nom
bre del autor del bill. y, como
,iempre que So me quiere ga
mar una question V no es esto I
nuevo para mi el Sr. Diaz-
Navarro me IIcya el tcrreno !
personal V trala de hacer Gre
er que vo he puestO en- duda {
a buena intcn"i6n de nuestro
,ompanero cI ST. Aboy. Yo !
10 tcngo quo dar eXplicacio- -
les al Sr. A5nr, por que el :
ne conocc Y >ale el alto con- -
,epto que me morece. como 10 .
.oben los otro> >ohores de esta >
.'amara. You. ratio nunca de :;
r 4 disrlItir r,~tiones de la d.
ndole Que ags. So tratan, en- =
i tereno Particular como =
iemprr qu.cr eyarmc el ST. -
)iaz-NavarFo 800.
Doz-No .s. sCuando yo G
.e llevado 4 >u sehoria a csc a
eruno G
7 ease L edic..5a de mahzna) 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14
Sc mantuvo el case
secreto y nj aun sus
hijos sabian Ia sepa-
racion del matrimo-
Mo.
Ella pintora, el escultor,
estalIo entire ambos hon.
da rivalidad artistica,
No fu6 possible que tuvieran sus
talleres de trabaje cerca.

w uS thuUHJU SCk OQs
Frederick Mac Monnies, es-
cultor americana, y SUI esposa.
que Sc llamaba Mary Fairchild
de New Haven, Sc divorciaron
en- los tribunales franceses en-
noviembre de 1908.
Sc dilo al principle que di-
cho matrimonio Sc habfa sepa-
RADIO voluntariamente hacia
diez dias, debido a que elees-
cultor Sc disgust6 porque sll
esposa exhibi6 los cuadros que
ella habfa pintado, diciendo
que bastaha con que hubiera
una celebridad en- la familia.
FL divorcio fu6 arreglado
amigablemente, y Sc guardo
ell mayor secreto para evitar
habladurias. Nj adn los dos
hijos del matrimonio saben q.
sus padres Sc han separado le-
galmente.
La .senora Mac Monnies q
preguntas que Sc lie, ,hicieron:
mo ha habido escandalo
alguno nj falta cometida por
nnguno de los dos. Simple
mente que la sociedad ha cesa-
do. Seg1n las condolences del
falIo, los ninos pasaran una
temporada cOnmigo y otra
igual con su padre"
La sehora Mac Monnies, O..
reside con su madre, .ha abier-
to I'm taller de pintura en- Pa
ris y Sc halla trabajando en- ell
Louvre hacienda copias de cua
dros para Ell Museo de artes de
Boston.
Mr., Mac Monnies sigue con
su casa y taller en- Giverny-Ve
rnon, cerca de Paris, dedicado
q tallar una fuente monumen-
tai para Ia ciudad Gle Denver. !
lie acompafa su madre. 4
Despachos recientes de Pa
ris declan que Mac Monnies y
su esposa Sc habian separado
contentos, sin que Sc hiciera
del divorcio. Las ra-
zones, Sc decfa, no eran otras
lue rivalidad artistica, habien /
10 las cosas llegadO i tai ex-
reno que era impossible la
eXistencia de un estudio CON ,
.iguo al otro, por la rivalidad .
entire los artfstas.
Mac Monnies y Miss Fair
;hild contrajeron matrimonio .
IN Washington en- septiembrc
20 de 1888. Por 10 que Sc sabe
lie fuera su vida dom6stica es-
.uvo LENA de felicidad, Y las
loticias del divorcio cayeron
,omo una bomba entire la colo
Tia americana. +
Dos de los cuadros de la So
lOra Mac Monnies Sc hallan
.xhibidos en- el Salon. Ambos
on vistas del Sena. V han sido |
'bjeto de favorabies comcnta- {
los. .C
FL nombre de Mac Monnies
.lcanz6 celebridad en- AmGri-
a despu6s de habcr millones d
.e visitantes contcmplando, {
n la Exposition de Chicago,
e 1893, sus maravillosas pro-
ucci6nes. Su arco d los solda-
os Y marines V su quadriga
olocados 1 Ia cntrada del Par
ue Prospect. de Brooklyn, y
US estatIas de patriotas amc
Ir ticnen asegurada IL
crpctaUlad de su nOmbre.
DcbiIo Il una caricatura de
ma cscuela pGblica de San
.Ili-. trazada en- mOmento-
e distraction. sobre la piza-
-a de la cscuela, fuG que Ma
ronnies y su esposa pudieron
lnocerse. La principal com
ampI6 Ia caricatura, Y eXigi6
ue 81 Ia diiera qulGn habia ST.
J la autOra.
Nar' Fairchild. entonces =
rotesora de Ia escuela. COME il
) RI dclito. Y en- vez de un re- II
aho recibi6 una felicitaci6n. n
u principal IA aconsei6 que i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-14
EN- LA CAMARA
EL D|A 8.
Sc pide sea reconside-
Il rado el c. B. 13. .
Queda para la tarde ell pro-
yecto para venta de un
solar.
I'm proyecto del sehOr Aboy Ori.
jina interesante debate.

En- la manana del martes 6
de Mario habfa % delegados
en- ell salon de sesiones de Ia
Camara A las 1920 comien
"a la session despues de darse
por leida y aprobarse el acta
de las sesiones del dfa anterior
Sc comenta en- los pasillos
y en- la Camara que en- la ma
yoria del Consejo Executive
hay tendencias muy marca-
das q no aprobar las enmien
das hechas por Ia Camara en-
la ley de presupuestos.
Ell Sr. Diaz Navarro hace
uso de Ia palabra y dice que
ha tenido una entrevista con
el Tesorero, Sr, Gromer, quien
vino hoy por Ia Camara y que
dlcho funcionario lie ha hecho
extensas aclaraciones respec-
to. de las tendencias del C. B.
Il. Que el Sr. Tesorero, respe-
tando los propositos y criterio
de la Camara ha mostrado ell
interes en- que Ia Camara es-
tudie con ell mayor detenimien
to que sea possible y crea con-
veniente, SUI proyecto de ley
respecto de Rentas internas.
Que Sc trata de recargar las
patentes de ciertos artfculos
en- favor del Tesoro publico,
los que perfectamente pueden
soportar ell alza mientras que
por otra parte Sc enmiendan
ciertas disposiciones que cree
ell Sr. Gromer ofrecen venta-
jas a los industriales de la isla.
Que en- vista de estas razo-
nes, pide la reconsideration
de la votaci6n referente q la
posposici6n del proyecto, a fin
de que sea discutido este.
Ell speaker informa al dele
gado proponente, que ell bill
quedo aver sobre la mesa y
puede pedirse venga otra vez
a discussion.
Sc vota la moci6n de discu-
tirse ell proyecto y pasa por IA
votos contra 10.
Sc leen las primeras seccio-
mes y el Sr. Munoz-Rivera di-
ce que, tratandose de un pro-
yecto tan extenso, de verda-
dera importancia por las en-
miendas que trae a la vijante
ley, quedando muy pocos dfas /
para cerrar la legislature Y ha-
biendose traido a la Camara
ell repetido proyecto en- estos
ultimos dfas, es de opinion que
no debe perderse tempo V de-
be quedar por ahora pospues-
to
CoH-Cuchy (C) Pido que Sc
deje sobre la mesa ell C. B 13
Speaker. Sc va q votar la
proposition.
Aprobada por II votos con-
ira Z Y queda otra vez sobre
la mesa el c. B. 13.
Ell speaker anuncia que de-
sea hacer uso de l dfa de licen-
cia Y designa para sustituirla
en- ese tempo al Sr. Carlos NJ. {
Soler. Ocupa esta presidencia
y el speaker Sc ausenta del sa-
lon de sesiones.
Sc da cuenta, de palabras,
con elresultado de la comisi6n
de conferencias al p. dec. lis
Para contratar la asistencia
de tuberculosis en- los sanato-
rios de la liga anti-tubercu-
Iosa &, el que es aprobado en- {
acordandose que
Sc de cuenta pOr escri- 5
to q la Camara. (
Ell Sr. Munoz-Rivera ex-
plea brevemente, que deben
aceptarse las enmiendas he s
,has por el Conseio al referi- I
10 proyecto de ley V Diaz- /
Navarro dice que en- el infor-
ne que Sc ha de presentar por g
Sc expresaran los cam
1ios hechos q fin de que Ia Ca t
nara los considere. ic
Sc aprueba la reconsidera- Q
ion solicitada por el Sr. Mu- C
ioz z-Rivera, del Propecto del G
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ingresara en- IA escucia dc be-
Has artes de san Luis. ALI CO.
nOci6 al artista que despues
fue su esposo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
The Kline Rape Case

Sheriff Cur derson retured Sunday
afternoon from Madison, with Art
Kline, who had been arrested near
there by the Lake county officials. He
was wanted here for rape alleged tC
have been committed on the person OF
Julia Herriry about two weeks ago,
Kline was given tip that the officers
wanted him and went to Akron. He
left here for Madison just a few hours
ahead OF the Union county officers.
This morning he was given a chance
to plead, and waived examination and
was held under $4,000 bonds for trial at
the September term OF court. 1t is
doubtful II he ia able to raise the bond.
The case Ia certainly an aggravated
one and Kline Ii being severity con-
demned on all sides. The trial next
month is sure to attract a great deal OF
attention and is likely to be somewhat
involved and prolonged. We hope
the exact facts may be obtained and
Justice brought to Gil parties con Germ
ed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
PLEASURES OF FARM LIFE.
Science and Invention Revolutionize
Methods In Agricultural Districts.

Old-fashioned life on the farm is
| fast disappearing. Things have quick
ened some and science has wrought
| changes for the better. Drudgery has
| been obliterated through improved
machinery and there Is no reason why
the farmer of to-day should not lead a
life of comparative gentle ease. In
stead of following the pillow he rides
the pillow. The sowing Of the crops
and all this cultivation is done by ma
chinery 1t Is no uncommon thing to
find the farm house equipped with all
modern conveniences known to the
city folks, gas or electric lights, hot
and cold water and every sanitary In
novation. The telephone and the
rural delivery bring the farm close to
the town, and no longer need the
average farmer be behind the times as
to passing events. He has sufficient
leisure at his home fireside to acquire
a greater fund Of information from the
daily papers and other good literature
which he receives than has the busy
merchant or professional man who re-
sides in the city.
This closer communion with the
world at large has revolutionized farm
life and has robbed it of many unde-
sirable phases. No longer does the
farmer feel abashed when among
townspeople on account of his lack of
Information; rather he is proud of the
fact that he is quite as up-to-date and
well informed as any intelligent citi-
zen, it matters not where he may re-
side. This feeling on the part OF the
farmer has changed his attitude
towards the home town. He has come
to a realization that the distance be-
tween the farm and the town has been
annihilated and that his work on the
farm Is an important thing in the
maintenance of the nearby town. He
is interested In good roads, he is in
terested in all local improvements.
These are matters of Importance to
him just as well as things directly re-
lating to his farm. The farmer Is be-
ginning to realize, even more than the
merchant, the relationship Of the agri-
cultural district to the home town.
1t Is now up to the residents Of the
villages and the small cities to study
into conditions and TO place the proper
estimate upon the Importance OF the
farmers work In town maintenance.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
A Chinese Story

Some home to dinnerp cried good
housewife to her husband at work in q
field.
"All right" he shouted, "as soon as ]
have hid my hoe!'
At dinner his wife demonstrated with
him for shouting SO loudly about hid
Ing his hoe. Il am certain said she,
that the neighbors have heard You
and that some one has already stolen
It,"
Struck with the remark, the man re-
turned to the field, and, sure enough,
the hoe was gone. On returning to his
house, impressed with the wisdom OF
her previous precaution, he whispered
into bis wife's ear, ssThe hoe is stolen y
Scrap Book.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
The New ssaafort Hotel IN minreapolis

The New Bsaafort Hotel in Minneapolis
Il is our pleasure to publish an tie 10
OF more than usual interest to our read
ers and the public. We wish to call
your attention TO the newest, finest,
most homelike and up-to-date Euro
pean Hotel In the Twin Cities. or the
Northwest. Alta great expense, the
entire building has been remodeled,
newly furnished and handsomely deco
rated.
The spacious lobby and Offices, with
harmonions blending Of rich coloring
and art glass decorations, impress the
wayfarer with that pleasing, restful,
hOmelike atmosphere that Ia source
Of pleasure TO every traveller. The la
dies reception room is . charming
spot--just such ! place as ladies
Like to while away IN hour or Sc
In.
Then there are . hundred large,
clean, light and airy rooms, all with
rnnning cold and hot wat -. Private
telephone and many with bath and
lAvatory, parQuet Hoors md wall deco
rAtions, iar more pleasing than most
hotels oRsr. When Waiting the Twin
Cities stop # the New Beaufort Hotel,
minneapolis Opposite the Post Once,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
A Bumper Fair

With the present crop conditions
and prospects and with the extraordi-
nary number OF special attractions Of
fered this year, the board OF managers
of the minnesota State Fair firmly be-
lieve that the Opening Days attend
ance will be over l00,0O and that the
total for Sept. to ii will be more
than halt million.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12

MoWB 1ot9g
We offer One Hundred Dollars r.
ward tor any cAse Of CatArrh that can
not bs cured 81 Halls Catarrh Cure.
4 CHENEY n CO.. Toledo, @
We. the undsrstened. hays known +,
!. Cheney Tor the last IS years. and VI
lieve him perfectly honorable II 81
business transactions and 1panclally
sble 70 carry out my obligations mazda
~ btu drm.
WALDIls0. RIlsNAN y MARvIN,
Wholesale Drugeiats, Toledo. b.
Halls GAtarrh Cure i taken intev.
nally. actiae directly upon ~ hlood
40 mnooua aurfncsa n 80 1yotsal.
Tastluonlals ssnt iree. Prizes 76c. VI
hotsle. aold ~ - Drneeso6s.
IAks Halls finally Pills AZ op,n6i.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
6eok 6n North Pacific coast By chics,
Milwaukee & ST. Pau1 ~.

6eok 6n North Pacific coast By chicago
Milwaukee 8 ST. Pau1 ~.
Are yon contemplating trip to the
Pacific Northwest or to the Alaska
Yukon Pacific Exposition 1T Scatter
II 80, call or send for new book, North
Pacific Coast Country" Issued by this
Railway. II win help you In planning
your trip. FREE III you call. NAIL
ED for four cents postage.
e62 round trip from Chicago to Seat
tle. Tacoma. Spokane, Portland, victo
ria. Vancouver, Butte and other points
daily until September 80. Choice ol
routes. Stop-overs. Return limit o.
tober 81. g. N. CURTIS, Division Pas.
|senger Agent, Wise Block, Sioux City,
lows.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12

Miss Bertha Sherman has been
threatened with fever and confined
to her bed for couple Of days.
Mrs. Henry Henkin has been on the
sick list for couple OF days.
Mrs. s. G. Thornton visited the fret
OF the week with Mrs. Rasmus Ras-
mussen at Akron.
Services will be held in the Episco-
pal church next Sunday 1890 q. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
REV. B. s. MCKENZIE.
Byron Reid has been on the sick list
for couple Of days and is still confined
| to his bed.
Miss Erma Grill left last night for
Melette, SD, for few days visit
with relatives there.
Mrs. r. j. Murphy Of Beresford, q
niece Of E. e. Sherman, and her father
Robt. Cowan OF Alcester, visited the
Sherman family here Tuesday.
Ray Ellis arrived home from Wash
ington Monday and will spend his vaca-
ton Of couple OF months largely here
at his home
The Misses Gertrude and Theodore
Hayes, nieces OF Mrs. NJ. Hoffman Sr.,
left yesterday for their home 10 Chica-
| go, after visit OF week here. They
came here from visit In Colorado.
VIM. Coverdale of vermilllon, Alex.
Waterbury OF Akron and John Finnie
OF Virginia we're among the out-of-town
people present at the1 funeral Of Hon.
E.W. Miller SATURDAY.
George Miller of Overlook. Kans., .
nephew OF Hon. e. w. Miller, arrived
here Saturday night, but too late TO at
tend the funeral. He remained for q
few days visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray and daug b.
ter, Bessie, left Tuesday morning for
Hot Springs, for an extended visit with
the Wilson, Hasson and Jones
families.
"a $50 an object to you? That lie
what you can save on board II you at
tend Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI. Send for their year
book.
Miss Caroline Bartholomew returned
yesterday from Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
where she has been spending her va
cation. She has been taking several
courses In the college summe! school
there and has been busily at work
most OF the time.
WANTED-Agood, honest and steady
man to furnish team and wagon. We
will furnish you the goods to start you
10 business that will make you as
much money as you could make out of
an Investment of 100000 In any
other business. Write for full par
ticulars. The Blue Bell Medicine
Company, capital stock $500 200.
Watertown, South Dakota.
Earl Pitcher departed Tuesday af-
ternoon for Elk Point where today
he was united In marriage to Miss
Mary Smith OF that city. Both the
contracting parties are we'll known In
Sioux Falls. Mr. Pitcher Is one OF the
rising young business men OF the city.
He has for years been engaged In the
real estate business. The bride was
for six or seven years, prior to last
April. bo0kkeeper for the Hackman
Hardware company, where she made
many friends. After short wedding
tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher will re-
turn to Sioux Falls, whsre they will
make their permanent home. Sioux
Falls Argus-Leader.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
LADY WANTED

TO Introduce our large and complete
Fall line Of beautiful wool, dress silks
and fancy waistlnPs. The latest, up to
date, New York City patterns. Hand.
soonest line Of materials on the market.
Dealing direct with the mills you will
find our prices low. Profits 80 90 TO
$1,000 weekly. Samples and full in
structions pscked Ia q neat sample
case, shipped express prepaid. No
morey required. Exclusive territory.
Write for particulars. Be first 70
apply. STANDARD DRESS GOODS Co,
Deps. 2. 8, Binghanton, N X.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
Notice to Stock holders in the Farme RS
UI~a&0~u R1>ya In Co

Notice to Stock holders In the Farme rs
Union Elevator Co.
You are hereby notified that the
Directors OF the Farmers Union Ele-
Yator Company OF Elk Point, 5. d.,
have declared 3 dividend OF s per cent.
up to July let, 1909. The stockholders
can obtain their dividends by calling
on the manager, L. n. Lewiston, at the
elevator.
l. RANUM,
Secretary.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
News or re Week Abeuf Town ~
fhe Psfienf PENCIL FHshcr

Comfy and Son sell the Akron Ics
Cream.
Dave Walters was able TO make q
visit TO the Point Tuesday.
The City Fireman are installing {
shower bath at the City Hall this week
Hugh Wilson OF vermillion visited
here over Sunday.
DR.. Metzler, dentist, 5l2 Fourth St.
Sioux City.
r. Coin, station agent at Burbank
visited friends here Tuesday.
Miss Cora Steessy came home from
Akron Tuesday, after a few days' visi
there with friends.
Paris Green TO kill the bugs.
Comfy q SON.
Miss Minnie Small went to Sioux
City Tuesday for weeks visit with
relatives.
Miss Jennie Harper went to Poncs
Saturday, to spend week there with
her sistsr, Mrs. Rome Summsy
Clint Chambers returned to Winnie.
bsgo, Neb., Monday, after spending q
week here.
Mrs. Ernest Joy and children Of
Dubuque, Iowa, are spending the week
here with his mother, Mrs. e. @. Joy.
One Rambler. new, 1909. Demon
strations cheerfnlly given.
ELK POINT AUTO GARAGE.
=. 3. Mack OF Burbank returned
Monday from a few days outing at
Lake Okobojl
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. r. Glenn visited
here. Monday on their way to Tyndall,
whore they expect TO locate.
Miss veda Morris Of Sioux City was
guest over Sunday at the Mike Con-
molly home.
CANvASSER WANTED-Our agents are
making big money. We want canvas
sers who mean business and We will
guarantee big returns Write North
western Portrait Co. Fanlkton, s. d.
George Stebbins 81 Burbank visited
the Fsnnel and Goss families over
Sunday.
Delbert Barr came up from Sioux
City Tneedav for 4 visit with his par
ents.
AlOn2o Hasson came down from
Yankton saturday and visited over
1undny Win friends here.
wall paper - greatly reduced price.
2be paper, 10; 2Oc paper, 100; 16c pa-
PER, "a; 100 paper, 30. This means i
double roll. Comfy h SON.
Clyde FELTON, 81 Tyndall s. D., Was
"a over-sunday guest A. the Murtha
home.
Mias Loretta Martin or Westfield IL
visiting this week with Miss Mar
Raret Mangau.
Miss Gertrude Agnes 81 Akron il
here for a. extended visit with Miss
VIM Flannery.
m, Kelley and family went 10
Akron, Saturday, tor visit over sun
Az with friends.
Nh. II. Miller ana children. return.
a y their home In hudson, altar
IL - S =. - - &..-. ~-gAk = -.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12

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Tor hog worms i that Il il III medi-
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Drug Store.