Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-09
LOCAL and PERSONAL

/ Get that sale bill at the CoURIET
office.
Laurence Authier went to Jefferson
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Nellie Franklin was passengeu
TO Sioux CITY Monday.
Frank Shaw was a caller in Civil
Bend Township Sunday.
job printing of all kinds and descrip
tion done at this office.
CLEAN OLD PAPERS at this
Office, cents package.
Mrs. G. Stacy visited with her
daughter in Westfeld Friday.
City tailor shop just opened for busi-
ness, opposite Ringsrud's Store.
Bailed Hay on hand at all times at
Fields and Slaughter Elevator. If.
A. Hasson of Yaukton was n our city
Sunday visiting with his, family.
Ona Henkin went to Sioux CITY
Tuesday TO visit his brother, Milton.
Mrs. Frank Collins Of Gayvitle visited
with Mrs. Lon Hasson last Saturday.
The Congregational Sunday School
will hold their annual market Nov. Is.
Oon's forget the date.
John Hodges OF Vermillion arrived
Saturday for short visit with bis
mother, Mrs. nj. E. Hodges.
Some jewelers. may charge you less
for spelling watch, while we charge
more for repairing it, at A. Fl. Lewis.
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Hayes and family
went to Sioux City the latter pat Of
Iast week for a brief visit with relatives
Mrs. Harry Jones OF Huron visited
the latter part or last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Bovee.
j. w. HAYES OF Hot Springs arrived
last week. He expects to make his
home this winter with his sister, Mrs.
~. j. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Blonden we're called
TO Sioux City Monday afternoon or
account of the illness of their daughter,
Mrs. w. Marks.
Misses Anna RYAN and Helen Curry
went to Akcon Friday To visit Miss
Berry, Ryan, who is attending the
Catholic school there.
Mrs. Gene Hammond went to S oux
City Friday to spend the day with
Miss Esther Beddoe, who is very iii at
the st. Joseph hospital.
Fred Bolton, who is installing tele-
phone system at Wayne, Nebr., was in
our city Sunday spending the day with
his aunt, Mrs. Frank Smythe
Mrs. Bertha Hasson Robinson, after
spending the last six weeks with her
mother, RS. Lon Hasson, departed
for her home Monday at St, afford
Hon. Edward S. johnson OF Yank ton,
national democratic committeeman
and prospective democratic candidate
for governor, was In our city Tuesday.
FoUNd-Tn Silverberg's store Monday
q seemingly valuable ring. Owner can
have the same by calling at this Office,
proving property and paying for this
ad
Pal Curry while working 10 straw
pile 0nhis farm, dug out gray gopher
that had niberDated for the winter.
He brought the little animal TO town
and the same can now be seen 10 the
window Of George Hasson's store.
The Gem Theatre could not accomo-
date the crowd Saturday night. MIR.
Bliss Is putting on some fine pictures
and II having no trouble with his cleo
iric lights May country people come
In and see these pictures, and are loud
IN their praise.
Mrs. G. A. Best, who has been visit
Ing with her parents, NJ. and Mrs. j.
E. Copeland, left for Sioux City s .tur-
day, for few days visit with her
brother, Walter. Mrs. Best expects
TO leave for her hons Ia Montana some
time this month.
Mrs, a. Y. Hall and little son Walter.
alter sps nding week With her parents.
NJ. and Mrs. J. y. Copeland, left for
Sioux City Saturday, where she will
spend few days With her brother,
Walter. From there she Will return
10 her home 81 Sergeant Blum. Is.
One terms Tree tuition % the
first student from l post Office.
Board and room $2.35 j week.
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