Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-27
Hay Racks for SALE "A. Matson

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| Mrs. G. Fl. Rust and daughter Floy,
were shoppers in Sioux City Wednes.
day.
4 Henning Gassman and wife of Ak
ron, Ia, spent Wednesday with Mrs..
Lon Hasson
Miss Maud Babin OF Chicago arrived
Monday for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Main.
Mrs. N. J. Wallace is reported to be
quite seriously i'll at her home 10 the
south part OF the city.
Claudia Compton was a Centervil'e
visitor the fore part of last week. She
returned home Thursday.
e. g. Tulkrod and wife of Sioux City
were over-Sunday visitors at the c. E.
MaVnerd home north of the city.
J. M. Lee of S.. Paul was In the city
on Monday and Wednesday looking
after the smith-Premler typewriters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Tone of Bell
Fouche, left yesterday for Weston,
after a few days visit here with rela-
tives.
morning from Akron, Ia, where he
had been for the past few days on
| business.
Miss May Elliss of Sioux City, a
Deice Of Mrs. Starr, visited couple OF
days the first OF the week at the Starr
home 10 this city.
Mrs. John Thompson and daughter,
living about three miles northwest OF
the city left Wednesday morning for a
weeks visit in Salix, la.
Al. w. Schultz and Chas Stickney
are the first residents OF this vicinity
to purchase silos. Mr.. Schultz pur-
chased two and Mr.. ssickney one.
Fay Hudgens, the granddaughter
who has been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Conrey on Route l,
returned to her home in Sioux City
Monday afternoon.
For all kinds OF cement work, and
walks, cisterns, cellars, ETC., see Fran
els Hester, or leave orders at F. M.
Slagle & Co.'S Lumber yard, phone /,
box 43, Elk Point, S. D. 23lf
r. d. Warner, representing the Des
Moines Silo Co., was In this vicinity the
first of the week and spent couple OF
days driving with G. e. Maynerd. who
is TO represent the company here.
Ole AbrahamsOn, M old resident Of
this county, died at his home In Sphinx
township last Monday. The cause OF
his death being old age. He was 81
years and months of age.
Fred Lynch. who has been visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ
Lynch, in this city the past three
weeks, left Tuesday for Sioux Falls,
where he has accepted q position on
the Argus Leader.
Miss Ann Grey had the misfortune TO
fall on the back porch Wedn ssday af-
ternoon and the result is badly
sprained wrist. While the wound is
an exceedingly painful one 1t is hoped
that there will be no bad results.
The first dance OF the series to be
given at the Grill Mill took place FRI
day evening OF the past week and quite
crowd Of the young people from here
abouts tripod the light fantastic toe In
the new pavilion that Mr.. Grill has
erected. They all report q fine time,
good music, good floor aud we'll
lighted.
| r. M. Davis and Bert Cook, brother
and friend OF Mrs. Sogn. left Wednes-
day for the second bali of their coast to
coast trip. The young men are limo
type operators and are making trip
from San Francisco to New York Cisy.
They stopped over for short visit at
the home OF the formers sister In this
city the past week.
The fence that has for so many years
been familiar sight to Elk Pointers
and residents OF the county, around
| the court house square, has now served
/ its day and as number of the posts
had rotted OH IL was decided that ii had
best be taken down. We must say that
the yard Is Improved By the disappear
ance of this land mark.
| +. W. Bolton add wife Of Jackson