Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-01
Tell it to the COURIER" Phone

pOyed in the COURIER office.
Mrs. A. B. Parker went today to
spend the summer with her daughter
at Eagle Bend, Mimi.
When you have friends from out OF
town visiting at your home, tell US
about it. Phone % LIZ
We deliver all phone orders accurate
ly and promptly.
STROBEL & Son.
A basket social will be given at the
home of John Palmer on Wednesday
evening by the Board of stewards OF
the Methodist Church,
WANTED-A kind loving husband I"
No doubt Miss Wilson will receive
many communications for which she
nay thank the COURIER.
For all kinds of cement work, side
walks, cisterns, cellars, ETC., see Fran
els Kester, or leave orders at F. M
Slage & Co.'S lumber yard, phone l,
box 43, Elk Point, S. D. 23Lf
Fancy Screen doors and window
screens all size.
F. M. Slagle Co.'S Lumber yard.
Elk Point. S. ID.
Phone, |. Box 43
The WEDNESDAYS Club entertained the
P. E, o. society at picnic at the
home of Mrs Mary Ryan, Wednesday
afternoon The ladies were taken out
in autos and carriages and all report
fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Lane left Mon
day for Sioux Falls where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Lane is
a mail clerk on this division and his
headquarters have been changed from
Elk Point to Sioux Falls.
Lest you forget, we say it yet"
The Beaufort Hotel alone provides
selt-acting tire-prOOl doors at all eleva-
tor Openings. CUR Hotel Is as safe as
your home. The Beaufort Hotel,
Minneapolis, opposite postohice.
Miss Emma Kuckuch, the nurse who
has been careing for Miss Alice Hoff-
man, received a telegram yesterday
morning which brought the sad news of
her fathers death. Miss Kuckuck left
last evening for her home in Corunua,
Indiana.
The union services at Elk Point were
a success, they were held in the Coo
gregatlonal Church at HOO A. NJ. the
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Rice taken from Micah and very ef-
fectiyely delivered and the choir rem
dered special music for the occasion.
A friend of the Courier handed to the
editor a strawberry box upon one side
of which was written the following:
anyone receiving this box please
hand it to the editor of some paper and
have him print the following:
Miss Elsie Wilson
NeOsho. Mo.
II. r. No. 5
While cleaning out we'll at the
Lon Goss home on last Thursday after
noon, Ode Morris had the misfortune
TO have brick that had worked loose
at the top of the well curb fall and
strike him on the head. Dr.. Comfy
dressed the wound and = r. Morris is
now at WORK again In the shoe repair
ing department OF the Christensen
harness shop. Ode can consider him
self lucky iH getting out OF the acc'-
de nj as easily as he did.
Louis Henkln who expected to be To-
Gated in Sioux City this summer in the
employment of the United Press Asso-
citation Of America, has been sent by
that firm on rather an extended trip
throughout the southern states as cor
respondent for them. Aft .r putting in
about two months in Louisana, Mlssissip
pi, Georgia, Tennessee, and the Caro-
linas, he will 60 to the coast where he
is supposed 10 make trip from San
Diego to Seattle. We wish Louie much
success in his new venture.
The UNION COUNTY COURIER publish
ed graphic write-up of the Grill mill
fire, which was spectacular scene and
for tune afforded the Elk Point popu-
lace q real thrill as it threatened the
town with destruction, A. picture OF
the fire at Its height accompanied the
narrative. The COURIER under Its
new management is presenting many
new features in its editorial and me-
chanical work,--so many that one
would hardly recognize IL as contracted
with the somewhat antique from which
long had famillarizedsit &c the eye.--
Vermillion Republican.