Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-10-27

LAauISS euilS Auu toAL-. wa Suut6sS
variety, at the Itlngsrud Mercantile
Cos.
AS you buV millinery go will you
profit. Go TO Mrs. Frankhn's for the
latest Gage shapes.
II it is good stylish clothes YOU are
| looking tor, we have them
RINGSRUD MERCANTILE Co.
Two nee letters Of neign Dor hood
correspondence from Chatsworth and
Bur bank were crowded out this week
hut will appear next week.
Young man, il you are looking for
the nObbiest line of Overcoats around
this CT cLuntry, you will find them at me
Ringsrud Mercantile Co.'S.
Carl and Earl Pike. who are holding
down claims near OeIrichs in the
southwestern corner Of the stale, are
home for few weeks during corn pick
log.
Becker & Miller will deliver To any
part OF the city your meat orders for
dinner II made early. Satisfactory
treatment nd quality OF goods guaran-
teed.
A bout 81 feet of the Welsh bridge
over the slough waa burned last Sun
day afternoon. This bridge WAS built
new last summer aud was "a good one.
1t Is not known how the fl orr mated.
The boys reading room was reOpened
Monday night with refreshments and
social hour. Drop IN some evening
and take look ~ The pleasant ap
pO ntmenLs over Walters hard ware
store.
The high school foot bail team played
AN el4ven OF town and Old-time pIa ers
at the park last Friday afternoon, win
ming 10 tC &. "Bdck" Main made the
only touchdown scored against the
high school,
Miss Nell Ericsson has found that her
strength lie not sufficient TO sustain the
demands of her school position at
Parker and has resigned. She will
come home as soon as her successor can
be secured.
There will be a mass meeting In the
Richard church, Tuesday evening,
Nov. !. Addresses OH prohibition,
county option and woman suffrage will
be given by able speakers. AL. are
cordially invited to attend
A pleasant surprise was given Miss
Bertha Flannery by few OF her young
friends Monday evening 10 honor OF
her birthday. A pleasant and social
time was enjoyed by al, which included
a two course supper served by the
Misses Flannery and Groves.
Granville Jones spoke to a good
audience from the demUct attic stand
point St the opera house Saturday
night. There will be another demo-
cratic rally at the same place Friday
night, to be addressed this time by
Candidate for Congress SOule.
Jack Cooper went to Sioux City MOu-
day night for an operation. which was
performed the next dav. He has suf-
fered a severe hemOrrhage since, but
has rallied ana yesterday was better.
Mrs. Cooper went down to the hospital
again this morning.
Mrs. Phoebe Hayes fell Tuesday If
ternOOn in the corner of Mrs. Crill's
yard and broke her left shoulder. She
was assisted home and the fracture at
tended to bV DR.. Bushnell. Mrs. Hayes
is over 80 years old and though hearty
and strong her age makes the accident
serious one. The wound has not
been especially painful as yet and she
has rested well.
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