Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-03
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
News OF the Week Abouf Tows By
fhe Psfiesf Pencil Ensher

mTt uud 1iFb. IaFi ~ uuCtbou VI SStO0l
City spent sunday here.
B. M. Brink OF Burbank was In tn,
city on business Tuesday.
Danl Sharp Vi Brookings WAS In th'
city over Sunday.
DR.. Metzler, Dentist, 5l2 Fourth ST..
Sioux City.
"Ta Old Arizoaa", one oil those 6ns
western plays everybody enjoys q
much, TO be seen nj the Idle Hour To-
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brown OF SIou,
City arrived this morning for visi
with thois daughter, Mrs. Henry Hen
kin.
Get your wedding Invitations at tbs
COURIER office. re have Gil the latest
forms and the best stationery.
Mrs. A. Roberts Of Arion, Ia. visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Snyder.
several days this week
Miss Lizzie Herring and brother,
Walter, OF Burbank. came down Satur.
day, to visit with their sister, Mrs.
John Ryan.
For SALE: - Caulihoyer AM tomato
plants, great big ones, for 10 cents per
dozen. Get them quick, rs they will
not last long.
MRs. G. r. BRUCE.
Window shades, paints, oils, varnish-
e., wall paper, brushes and alabastine
At the Pioneer Drug Store
Will and Harry Comfy Of Sioux City
spent Sunday here, being called home
by the death OF their aunt, Miss Hays.
For SALE-A thoroughly gentle, sad
die pony, not afraid OF anything, an
easy keeper, just right for lady or
child. Lock Box AIT. Elk Point, 8. D
Mrs. Tabitha Henkin came down
from Madison Friday night and win
remain until after Commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Hammond OF
Beresiord spent Sunday at the N. f.
parsonage, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Pete" Cartsr OF Morn
ingside came UP for Decoration Day and
remained to yisit with old time friends
next day.
See our big lime OF wall paper. Cheap
est and largest line 10 Elk Point. rang
Ing In price from Sc up, at the Pioneer
Drug Store
Glover. timothy. alfalfa and eli kinds
Of field and garden seeds in bulk, At o.
n. Walters.
On our second page this week we
publish an interesting stock letter
from Clay. Robinson q 20. Of Sioux
City. These letters will be : weekly
feature Of the COURIER hereafter. On |
the same page. In display I'D, IL told
how Uric Bernard's stock topped the |
Sioux City market for the rear one
day last week,
H. A. LinquIst, formerly OF Aloestsr
and : republican candidate for county
judge at the June primaries last year,
was In the city Tuesday. he has been |
sick nearly Gil winter and living with |
his mother In Springfield, Mo. He ex.
poets to locate a. Z lawyer In ! new
hsld soon, but will not return to Al
cester.
The county board OF health has Is
sued 81 Official notice TO clean up all |
alleys and yards and get dscaying mat
ter. rubbish and trash out Of the way. |
This Il nothing more than absolutely |
nscassary ~ this muggy, moist wsathsr |
continues and the hot weather rapidly |
a coming on. It's time to clean up
and 70 do Il right. See notice N an
Other column.
Mtsa Minnie Carter, daughter Of Nj.
and Mira. Robt. Carter. formerly 81 this /
place, Was married last week Tuesday
y Avon. 10 Mr.. DELL Johnson. The |
bride and groom passed through here |
the mex tday on their way % Sioux City, |
whore they have been visiting rela. |
tives. They will make their home on
: farm near Avon.
The second trial Of Ars. Mose Ksua |
man Of Sioux Falls, Tor she murder 81 |
her maid. Aeasa Polrsls, waa begun s. |
El1ndrenn Tnesdav Jud~n E2tnn - i