Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-03-16
Jefferson

ClIy SATURDAY.
Mrs. VIM. Ryan was Sioux City
shopper Friday.
Jim Reedy of Beresford visited rela-
tives here Sunday.
Miss Anna Bertrand was a Sioux CRy
visitor last week.
c. J. Brown and wife were Sioux Clsy
visitors Thursday.
NJ. W. Haviland and wife were in
Sioux City Friday.
Roy Pascal of Sioux City was Jetfer-
son visitor Sunday.
OF. Nystrom of Sioux City transacted
business here Friday.
II. Vandeste of Sioux Falls transacted
busint SIS here Tuesday.
DR.. P. II. A. Pinard transacted busi-
ness in Sioux City Friday.
Editor Ryan, of the Elk Point Leader,
was jefferson caller saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. DeGrandmont were
Sioux City shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. F. w. Ryan and son Joe visited
with Sioux City friends Friday.
Mrs. Z. Bussey and Miss Orise Bernard
were Sioux City visitors Saturday.
Mrs. f. Brusseau visited here from
Friday until Sunday with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bernard of Elk
Point we're Jefferson visitors Sunday.
f. Brusseau and Ralph Bennett of
Sioux City came up Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Demers and Mrs.
Solome Deme!s were il Sioux City Fri
day.
Mrs. Harry Beavers and Miss Pearl
Beavers were Sioux City visitors Satur-
day.
Arthur Bernard came home Sunday
morning from Minneapolis, after a
week S stay.
Mrs. Geo. Labrune and daughters,
Tillie and Clara, were Sioux Guy visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Hoffman returned last week
from a months visit with relatives in
Pennsylvania.
E. Kearney and family and Miss Rose
McKeaver of jackson, Neb., autoed to
jefferson Sunday.
r. Reedy and wife of BereSford visited
here last week with their daughter,
Mrs. T. A. Bechard.
Miss Lizzie Carey and Walter Tyler of
Sioux City were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Carey on Sunday.
Miss Lucrace Gadbois of Sioux City
was an oveP-Sunday visitor here with
her sister, Mrs. l.. Lambert.
Mr. Caiene left Sunday for West
Baden, Ind, where he expects to spend
a few weeks at the springs,
John Wilson, who has been visiting
relatives in Persia, 10. for the past two
months, arrived home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward and children
of Sioux City were over-Sunday visitors
here with Albert Montague and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Gotta and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Montague visited with friends
at Salix, To-, the latter part of the week
Mrs. F. Hall and Mrs. J. E. Manson
returned TO their homes in Sioux City
on Friday, after a weeks visit here with
relatives.
A crowd of young folks from Elk Point
came down on the afternoon train Sun
day@and returned home in the evening
in hay rack.
Mesdames b. Bernard, Il. Chicoine
and A. Allard arrived home the latter
part of the week from Minneapolis, after
a pleasant visit there with relatives.
The infant daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fred Bernard died Friday morning at |
O'Clock and the funeral was held in the
st. Peters Catholic church Sunday
afternoon.
| The 40. hour devotions were held here
at st. Peters Catholic church the fore
part of the week and were largely at
tended. The lectures given by the visit.
ing priests on Monday ard Tuesday
evening were greatly enjoyed.
There was big fire Monday night in
the Limoges building occupied by the
ThoS. Collins restaurant. The fire was
discovered about l o'clock Tuesday
morning and the building was totally
destroyed. 1t is understood that both
the building and the stock was insured
This is the second fire in a year and a
half in the same building.
Charles Way, charged with breaking
into the Jefferson depot last November
and burglarizing the Wells Fargo Elk
press Cos. safe, has been located at Her
rick, s. D., and placed under arrest
S35 cash, three checks and four valuable
express packages were taken.
Mrs. ]. Sweet entertained sixteen lady
friends from Sioux City last Tuesday a
her home in honor of the 9lst birthda,
of her mother, Mrs. Mather. The day wa
spent in social chat, and an elegantl,
course dinner was served. The ladie
returned home IN the aftnrnoon Tram