Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Wilson have
been in Beresford the past week.
Special sale OF cut flowers Saturday
at the lsingsrud Mercantile Cos.
The county correspondence will be
found on our seventh page this week.
Hennigan & Smiths merry -go-round
pulled up today and has gone to Fair
View.
DR.. George Freeman OF Brittou, S.
d., has been In the city today visiting
among his old time friends.
A new assortment OF the very latest
summer shapes aud styles in our millt-
merry department.
RINGsRuD MERCANTILE Go.
Misses Nolic Keaville and Eell
Nichols accompanied Miss Blanch
Hasscn TO Sioux City Sunday night.
Anson b. Goss sold his farm east OF
the city last week to Henry Bernard
He expects TO move with his family
very soon 10 q homestead In Meade
county.
Rev. and Mrs. w. /. Beatty, Mrs. A.
Peters and Miss Nancy Eslick attend
ed the annual meeting OF the X. p. 8. G.
E. for this district at Yankton the lat
ter part Of last week. They report an
excellent session.
F,o you v-nut- frsselass, thorough
bred Poland China, male pig for q herd
headerY Eligible to registry. and peii
gree showing the best P0land Chfna--
blood la the country. Cali ~ shis olIice
for full particulars
The degree team OF the NJ. b. A.
lodge OF this city goes to Vermillion
Monday to put on the work at the ini-
tiation of large class there. II. Nj.
Crowder has been assisting In the work
OF recruiting this class.
The ElkPoint COURIER has installed
a voting contest with which TO increase
the circulation OF the paper. Things
may be expected to be happening In the
Courier Office for the next few weeks.
-Beresford Republic.
Timothy Enright returned TO- his
home in Civil Bend today. after a visit
here with his son William. The lat
ter goes to Aberdeen next week to SO,
cure his choice In tho Standing Rock
reservation opening.
Mrs. Becker was aW akened Satur
day morning BY discovering q man la
the house. He was frightened away,
but afterwards she discovered he had
taken her money about 80. A careful
search was made for him but no has
not been captured.
Little Billie Smith fell inlo u pig pen
a. Fred Slrohel's the other day and the
pigs at once started ia TO make trouble
for him. His father was close at hand
and very fortunately rescued him at
once. Had no one been near the prob
ability Is the hogs would have
brought him to horrible death in p
short time.
George McGrash was married al
Yankton last week 10 Miss Julia Schal-
Ter. They arrived here yesterdny
morning after brict wedding trip and
received numerous and hearty con-
gratplatiOns from friends here. George
is brakeman on the Milwaukee road
between Yankton and Mitchell and the
son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John McGrath OF
this city.
"Uncle Dave" Stevens OF Beresford.
who visited friends in this city about d
month ago. was married recently In
Orange City, Ia. They will make
tl1ei- home in Sioux Fails. Uncle Dave
iss one Of the early and long time real
dents OF Union county and has the con-
gratulatsons and best wishes OF nunet-
Gus friends as he again embarks ON the
flowery sea OF matrimony.
Louis Henkin has heen at home
three or four days the past week, alter
spending the winter travelling Ia the
the south for Chicago house hand
! ling line Of leather novelties. He
seems to have made good In the bust
ness and enjoys the work. He has
about another month's work and then
will be at home until fall.
franklin Rust OF Akron, brother of
| F. M. Rust OF this city and a long ttmo
| resident OF Union county, was strickou
with apoplsxy week before last. The
resulting paralysis has kept him cl0ae-
| ~ confined to lis bed since and In
semi-consci0us condition. Little hope
Of recovery IL entertained and hio
children and relatives have been suln-
moned to his bedside. F. N Rest
visited him on Tuesday, when the
dition was Substantially a. r0J0E<kd
above and he has heard OF no p@relciz-
lar change since.