Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-16
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Miss Moe sp@sir. SOUTH Il
ents in Wes,tielc.
Miss Myrtle Homer spy7
with relatives In Westfield. q
Akron Ice cream is tres N
summer heat. J. COMFY were
HAY For SALE-Euquir;. and REQ
Fisk, Phone POI elk Poiut,etfer-
Miss Foster OF vermilliou theks .
guest of Miss Haz Il Copeland SssAlav
Miss Maud Lewis, Of Canton, yisitei
over Sunday at the John F. Reid houe.
The Bal, properly near A. B. Pa Y
ere has been bought by M RS. j. s.
Cooper.
Miss Mae Brewer of Poucs, Neb,,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mes.
Geo. Bolton.
Misses Bertha and Madge Strobe
visited over Sunday with their sister /,
near Ponca, Neb. &a
Mrs. john McGraw and Miss Mamie
Rtckstein, spent Sunday with the for
mer's sister In Sioux City.
Littls Milton Henkin departed
Tuesday for Madison, S. D., where he
will visit his sister, Tabitha.
Robert Schumacher was thrown from
his pony last week aud broke an arm.
The wound is healing nicely.
H. G. Cook and family of Sioux City,
have moved here and MIR. Cook will
buy hogs for Geo. r. Freeman.
We have fine report of the county
| teachers institute this week, with the
full enrolment, on our seventh page.
George Hayes. practical op;ician.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Located in
the New fremont hotel, Elk Point, 5. d.
Miss Lillian Ellis arrived bone a
week ago from Kansas City, where she
has been studying music this past
spring.
A perfect ice cream such as you
would set befure guests. Such is the
Akron Ice cream for sale by w. j.
Comfy & Son.
Alfred Munson returned home from
Iowa City, Sunday, where he has been
attending school. John Henkin re-
turned also at the same time.
! For SALE-By the owner, the Sc
OF oW and SW of Sc Of 25-9l-4e. ~
acres improved. A, a bargain. Easy
terms, Address 22l Iowa Buildin !.
Sioux City, Iowa.
Mrs. J. S. Cooper Is receiving visit
from her mother and brother, Mrs.
Julia Orr and Chas. Orr OF ST. Paul,
MINI. The two small children of the
latter are here also.
Mrs. j. q. Fry of Omaha, who has
been visiting here for the past Two
weeks with relatives, returned home
Monday. She was accompanied home
by hec sister, Gertrude Murdoch.
The South Dakota Interurban Rail,
| way company held meeting at Parks.
bert Larsen of Sphinx and Q. H. Jacob
son OF Alsen, were elected trustees.
The Misses Erma Bulls aud Wiui-
fred Flseg OF New Lisbon, Wis. are
visiting their brother and uncle, J. r.
Bluffs and family OF this city. They
Will remain two or three weeks.
\ Many camping parties will take ad-
van tage OF the low rate to Pierre, June
| % to July 2nd, for the Conservation
Congress and capitol dedication Free
tents will be provided for all who ap-
ply for them.
Car Ringsrud left this morning for
the Philippines. He expects to sail
from San Francisco Monday and be
gone four years. He 10 in the govern
ment employ as a teacher and expects
to find she position both pleasant and
remuaerative.
More than $500 delegates to the
,kSOuth Dakota Conservation and Dove
Iopment Congress have been nominal
ed nv the advisory committee of the
different counties and commissioned by
Governor Vessey. Remember the date,
June 20, 80 and July l, Pierre.
For M B. A. insurance see r. M.
Crowder. district deputy. He is now
home TO write class for Union lodge
at Elk Point, We have written Yer.
million lodge l48 ne W members. The
Modern brotherhood OF America holds
the wOrl i's record OF all mutual insur.
ance societies.
Miss Nell Ericsson left yesterday
afternoon for Oberlin, o, to attend the
commencement exercises there mex,
week. She will graduate with her
class there, the arrangement having
been made to accept the credits secnr-
ed by her al the state university q,
Vermillion the same as II the work had
been performed at Oberlin. Miss Nell
will visit friends two or three weeks
before her return.
Mrs. Agnes Cavanaugh, of Elk Point
s. D., was yesterday released from the
city detention hospital. Three weeks
ago Mrs. Cavanaugh was intercepted al
the Union station with her young daugh
ter while waiting for train to her home
town. The little girl had diphtheria
and this disease was discovered by ar
employe at the station, who notified DR.
B Iourshon. city health physician
While at the detention hospital with he
daughter, Mrs. Cavanaughs contracted
the disease. The daughter was released
from the hospital Saturday and wen
home.-Sioux City Journal.
! BAPTIST CHURCH
Public worship at 10. 80 a. m and p
M, with preaching by the pastor. Morn