Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-05-27
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
News Or tie Week Abe1 Town 0y
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James Kelley went up to Akron on
land business Saturday.
Miss Edith Anderson OF Akron visit
ed her mother here Monday.
Leonard Smith went up to Akron
Sunday for q short visit there.
Hazel MiIaes OF Akron visited her
sister, Mrs. James Kelley, here, the
6rst OF the week.
Henning CAS- ent severai
days In Akron with bis parents last
week. His mother has been very sick
for the past week.
See our big line OF wall paper. Cheap
e., and largest line In Elk Point, rang
ing in price from Sc up, at the Pioneer
Drug Store
The nobbiest and best values in
Boys suits. At
Ringsrud Mercantile Co.
Margaret Manning OF Jefferson Is
spending this week with her parents
here.
v. Kenneth Brown OF Chicago visit
ed with friends here a few days last
week.
James and Walter Beavers OF Jefier-
son, spent few dsys here this week
with their aunt, Mrs. John Coverdale.
Prepared Roofing Paper. two ply
at sl.75 per square; three ply, s2.2o
per square, all complete. See
MOORE LUMBER Co.
DR.. and Mrs. P. Fl. A. Pinard came
uu from Jeffer son this week for few
DAYS visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Strobel.
Fox SALE Csullfiow an tomato
plants, great big ones. for 10 cents per
dozen. Get them quick, as they will
not last long.
MRS. G. r. BRUCE.
The Sunday Memorial services win
be held this year In the morning, in
stead oil the afternoon o. usual This
ind some other slight changes In the
program will be found this week In the
full program on this page.
Special cut prices on all my trimmed
and untrimmed shapes. Mrs. Nellie
franklin. First National Bank building
Mrs Rhoda Steessy started for Re-
lance, 8. D., Friday morning, with
m outfit OF household goods with
which to furnish her claim shanty.
She expects TO reside there this sum
mer.
While on her way to a neighbour
Monday evening, Muriel McClaln, the
eight-year old daughter OF H. L. Nc
Claln, fell and broke both bones of her
right arm. The bones we're set by DR..
Ellis and the little girl is getting along
nicely,
Window shades, paints, oils, varnirh-
es, wall paper. brushes and alabasti ne
at The Pioneer Drug Store
See "The Star Of Bethlehem" the
beautiful religious story, at the Idle
Hour theatre, Friday aud Saturday.
Dave Guillaume and Mrs. Mary
White OF Akroo were married In Sioux
City last week. unknown 10 their
friends. They stopped here for a
short visit with his brother, Wesley,
and have gone TO Akron where they
will reside.
Mrs. Albert Pierce started Tor her
home In Rena, Wash, after two
weeks visit here with her brother,
M. F. Pierce and family. Her niece,
Misa Ellie Pierce, went Ne far rs Beres-
lord with her, where abe will visit with
her uncle, J, w. Woodward, fora few
days.
Wanted -Four or aye steady table
boarders By the nrst Of June. Inquire
81 Mrs. IrA Lnoh, one block north Of
Ringaruds slore.
"Wait ,tlll the Sun Shines, Nellie"
4 tho title Of the illustrated song at
the Idle Hour, Friday and Saturday.
Quite appropriate for oil the week.
The @. A. n. and w. n. G. confer
ence committee request oil those who
have aowers, and are willing TO donate
the Same for the purpose Of decorating
soldiers graves, toklndIy deliver same
IS She r summey's residence. Mondsy
morning. May n, By . o'clock.
Special out psices on al my tri.r med
and untrimmed shapes. Mrs. Nellie
FrAntltn, Frat National Bank.
AZ ths annual meeting Of the Grand
Lodge. !, Q. @. r.. at dead wood, last
week, Mayor n. NJ. Wallace Of this
oity 49, elected deputy grand master
for The ensuing year. Deli Rapids was
selected Tor the site Of HE projected
home ior aged Odd Fellows and or
phnn childre0. after ! spirited contest
T. whloh several other towns we're en-.
tered.
PROGRAM s. the Idle Hour. Friday
"a saturday, Nay "a and -;
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