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ZEN. REYES
 AT CAPITAL
ARRIVES DURING NIGHT AND IS SECRETLY PLACED IN MILL.
 TARY PRISON AT SANTIAGO
His Followers in America Protest With indignation Against tho tn called for Surrender of
 the General

Mexico City. Dee. 2s. General Reyes arrived here tonight The car in which he travelled was drop ped in the freight yards and the prisoner conducted by an unfrequent- ed route to the Santiago Military Prison Thsre was no demonstrations
 The indignation which the surrend CT of General Reyes has inspired q the minds of his erstwhlle co-reyolu- tionists in the United States found vent today in q telegram filed by Jose Peon del Valle ln behalf Of him. self "and friendsr to Fl Heraldo Mex- ieano from New Orleans.
 We protest with indignation be- fore the Mexican republic against tho taquaiifiabie conduct Of General Reyes in surrenderins fer the req son that to Us he declared that he would die before he would give him. self up". the message read.
 Peon Del Valie was one of Reyes staunchest supporters. When the las- ter decided to break his agreement with Madero to refrain from becom- ag a candidate for the presidency. but to accept the portfolio of war in the Madero cabinet. it was Peon Del Valle who launched the Reyes presi- dantgol aa,,,tafo,, txfftt,f,, ss,oar after Reyes spectacular flight from Mexico. Pecn del VaIle left tor San Antcnio. where be joined his chief and where he has since been hIs close companion and one of his chief councillors.
 The personnel of tho court martial in part was officially announced to- day as follows:
 General Jose Maria Nier Jose Ma r.a de La verga ana Lauro viiiar.
 TO make these officers eligible they were raised by official act by the mln- ister of war from brgadier to scn- erals of division. In additita Gener- al Francisco A. veles was designat- ed as agent of the 'sministerio pulp
 GO 10 st with the others.
 George Mier was governor Of uue- vo Leon, over which Reses himself presided previously in the same capa- city until busted by the Madero rev.. oluticn.
 General Vega was chief of marine affairs in the department of war and marine and later successirely military commander in Quntana Roo. ChahI hua, Monterey aud Leon
 General villar is military comms ad- ant at Vera Cruz.
 investigation of rumor which had gained currency ih tho capital that extradition was to be asked for Em- lilo Vasquez Gomez. former minis ter of the interior in the be La 6ar ra cabinet. brought forth denial Of such ntention from the present oc- cupant Of the post. Cabrsiham Con- zales.
 President Madero'. he said, shas not ceased to have personal sympa thies for Vasquez Gomez and desires that he come to Mexico. even thoush he should continue in his political. pro- viding 1t be conducted with order and l within the law
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ID
 DODGE ISSUE
PACKING COMPANIES TRY TO AVOID INQUIRY INTO AFFAIRS
 OF SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES.
Would Shield Companies Marketing By-Produets of the Big Packing Houses-Trial is Temporarily
 Halted.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Objeetions by counsel for the defonse to evidence which the government seeks to intro duce regarding the operations of the Kenwood company and the Aetna Trading Company, halted the packers trial today and caused Judge Carpent- CT to excuse the jury, pending the hearing of arguments.
 The government contends that the kenwood company, which was organ ized by the packers in 1900, and con tinued in business until 1905, was one of the alleged pools used to market the packers by-produess. It is al legged that the Kenwood company dealt n Oleo and the Aetna Trading Company in the same period dealt in castings
 The government expects to show that the Kenwood company's profits were $4.000,00o in one year despite the fact that 1t was only incorporated with a capitol stock of S14,000. The profits of the Aetna Trading Compa ny also are alleged to have been pro- portionately large.
 By making an inadequate allowance e for these by-products. Figuring the test cost of the animals slaughtered, the packers were enabled to keep the profits of the parent concerns within reasonable limits. according to gov ernmtnt counsel.
 The object to this line of testimony came when AIber. H. Veeder was questioned In regard 10 the business transacted by these subsidiary com- panies.
 We have a right to know what the government intends to prove by going into the business of these com panles and what relation it has to this company" said Attorney Levy Mayer counsel for the defense.
 We csn not understand what re- lation this has to the allegations that there is a combination to control the price of fresh meat and the price paid for cattle.
 "Standing alone, q don't see the relevancy of this testimony but it may lead to something coraected with the acts charged in the indictment, said Judfie Carpenter T think the govern ment should at this time state what it expects to prove
 Special counsel Piere Butler said the government expected to show that the packers made an inadequate al- lowance for by products in figuring the test cost of animals slaughtered ! which had direct bearing on the workings of the alleged combination
 We expect to develop in the trial that these companies are an import ant part of the pool or pools by which the packers, between 1900 and 1905. fixed the price of fresh meat and the figures to be paid for cattle'' said Attorney Butler "They were us- ed to market by-products at at high CT prices than they could be sold di- rect by the parent concerns.
 The argument of counsel on these points will be continued when court | reccnveneg tomorrow morning.
 Jacob H Schiff, manager for Kuhn Loeb and Company of New York has been subpoenaed as witness for tine government and will be cullea next week.
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ical board of inquiry sent here to make a special examination Of Chas.
 w. Morse, returned to Washington this afternoon, They declined to make any comment cn Morse's condition and their report will be submitted di rect to President Taft under whose in- structions they were sent to Atlanta.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-29
GOLF TOURNAMENT OPENS.

New Orleans, Dec. 2S. The mid. winter iMyitation solf tournament oi the Audoben Club opened on the clubs course here today with twenty players. Among the out of town golf CTS who have entered the tournament are w, P. Ward, Birmingham; Geo. Adair, s. Adair. Jr., R. E. Richards Atlanta; D Heard, Houston: F. N. Riley, Pensacola; George Dixon; J. Appleton, New York, and w. C. Johnson, Memphis.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-29

ped over the fateful right to the chin and Kaufman went down for the T. nal count.
 Palzer, the winner of tonight's fight 'has been prominent figure recently in boxing tournaments for white hopes in this vicinity and on the rcpu- tatlon thus eained mas engaged in sey- eral professional battles showing steady improvement and in the opin- ion Of many gives promise Of develop ing into good heavyweight.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-29
SALVATION ARMY LOSES.
Russia Finally Refuses Permission to
 Work in That County.

St Petersburg, Dec. 2S.-The cora- ell of ministers has decided not to allow the Salvation Army to carry on it's work in Russia.
 General William Booth, command CT in chief of the Salvation Army. went to St. Petersburg in 1909 to negotiate with the government for per. mission to establish a branch fin Rus sia. He was strongly opposed by the Holy Synod.
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MULLEN WANTS RELEASE

Fort Wayne, Ind, Dec. 2S. Pitcher George Mullin of the Detroit Club stated to friends during short stop here today that he was on his way to Detroit to ask his release from Frank Navin. He intimated that ne has managerial proposition from a minor league club, although he de cli1es to make known his plans.
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FRATERNAL CHARTERS.

Cincinnati, Dec. 29 9At the con ventioa Of the Phi Delta Phi. nation al fraternity, which came to a close here tonight the following univcrsi ties were granted charters: North Da kota, South Dakota. Oklahoma. Tu- lane University of New Orleans, ana kent University. Chicago was SC. lected for the next convention to be held in 1913.
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NEW FRATERNITY CODE.

New Orleans, Dec. 2S. By the adoptica of new code the Kappa Alpha convention now in session here has decided to confine this fraternity to southern colleges. This code was approved at the last biennial ses- aiCn
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-29
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Christ Church, New Zealand, Dec. 9s-nbe matches for the Davis Cup in the International Lawn Tennis Tournev which were scheduled to ho,sn today. have been postponed untll Monday, A heavy rain during tbe night rendered the ground unfit for play. The American team Is comnosed of William A. Lanned. pe.,s e Wright and NJ. E. McLough- lin They are reported to be in ex- callent condition,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-29
ITALIAN WRESTLER WINS.

Rochester, \. r., Dec. 2s.-Giovan- nj Raicevitcbs the Italian wrestler, threw Franz Mohler. giant German in nine minutes and 34 seconds here tonight. Raichevitdh then took two falls from Santalee, Frenchman. in 9 minutes rad minutes. S9 seconds, respectively.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-29
REPORT MoRsE's CONDITION.

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 27 --Colenel H. Birmingham and Majors Fauntleroy and Russell, composing inc army med
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gsirh sic gHelt heiier?

8ieles benefit oeu Sortl6ritt.
gouienoe beIfen ibren Mitneni6er,
Dies lit ein 8epeis. Inter oieien i'll
Mrs. g8. gB. @oulo BON asittsficla,
81. $. Sic ielbit fano @eiunobeit
ourb @innebmen BON Electric git>
ters" nno ratet nun anoeren 2ei-
oenoen iiberaG oas Waittel 81 ne1.
men. Set Sabren litt id on Ma.
geil- uno geierenfranfbeit" idreibt
iie. nal1es i6lue febl, big id 0@lcc-
tric 9itters" nabm, Der mir tpunoer-
har boIf." gr bilft ieoer Srau. Gr If
ser bette Sonif uno Dos Bette 2eber-
nno Nieren- -Mittel. @eril6t i'm, SIR
peroet es ieben. SOC tn allen stpot6c-
fern.
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ams ,ilerifs.

Die fatboliife Gortei in Der
&auptitobt @aerifo bot Dem 8raii-
oenten oe Ia garra, Der befaniltlih
pon ibr pieoer ibren @illen als
gr1iioentihofts 9onoioat aufge.
iteIlt lit, am 9onneritaa einen groB-
artigen Sadel5ug gebradt.
Die .3opotiitas iino III ben
Staot Merifo eingeorungen uno ba-
ben Die Stobt ll5amba gepliinbert.
9lus Monterep miro deneIoet,
oaB es BORT uno in Der ltmgegenn
gut geregnet babe.
@ie aus Der Stabt @uapomaS
gemeIoet miro, follen BEL Dem @ir-
bellturm i'm Stoate Sonorn- 5ipon.
sig Meni6en unl's 2eben eefonmett
iein.
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Il9tSS <~J'toiNiS 49, lSttt SOlUCu Itl
aus China cine &epublif gu nas
den. 9ie Sremoen in @n-9ldons.
Ser I'M 8eiib Der 9elleben befinoli-
den &aupitaot Der Bropins Supel,
Ieiell in poIliger Si6erbeit. Cine
9In8abl Ser amerifanii6en MilIio-
ndre lei nad) Sanfon gefommen.
8ie fatboliihen unb Die englii6en
0aiiiionare batten iid ober genet
CERT, 8u-Sfdang 5t berloiier.
8ie aus Befing gelneIoet miro,
tit Die bineiiibe Hegierung iid Ser
@efabr, Die ibr bon oieient 9luf-
Itono orobt, bon belpuBt uno bat iie
lDeitgebel1oe Wasregell1 getroffen,
i'm 51 linteroriiden. Sic bat aroBe-
re Srnppenmaiien ,teb Sen aufit0ll-
oii6en 8egenoen geididt unb bat
ou6 angeoronet, ooB cine 9ln5abl
&riegsidiffe ben gong-tie-aiong
binauffobren nnb-in @eneinIhafi
NIT Den Sruppen geeen Die Gebel-
len porgeben iollen.
0ie llniperlitdts 2eip5ig bot
cine ii6 auf rnebrere MfiaiuMen
belaufen0e Stiftung eilles in Sol-
lano lebenoen Monilten obgelebnt.
Die reiden WitteI Iollten 5ur 9fles
ge oes Itbeisnus 8ertpenoung fin
ben.
sSsn Weiinden itarb General.
Sberit Der &abaGerie SsSoiepb 9(nton
gmil Sitter uno goler BON 9DIal.-
Ser, Ia iuite oes 2. 56tperen gfei-
ter uno bes 4. Gbepanrleger Gesi-
ments, i'm glIter bon 76 Sahren.
Die 9lrditeften b. Sbne, See
ling 2ittmann 1lno @rube fino ouf-
geforoert iuoroen, fire gntpiirfe fir
oen 9aeubau bes fonigliden Opera.
6ouies Inn Die Waitte oes Weonots
SSanuar eitt5urei6en. Daour6 Ioa
es ermoelidt merben, ooB oie gnt-
fuilrfe re6t5eitig Dem preuBiiden
2anotog, Dem iie porgelegt tperoen
niiiien 5ugeben.
SSn 9onigeras bat Die 9lbrr-
teilung in Dem MaHen-gerfabren
gegen oie Seilnebiner ser geue-
rungs &ratpolle begonnen bie in
ueri6ieoenen Srten 8obnlens itatt-
gefunoen nno 5oblrei6e BerleBui-
gen Ictpie beoellteHoen Wateriolida-
ben i'm @efolge batten. 0as 8eipeis-
material ipar elm auBeroroentIih
sumfangreibes nno fir oie iiber-
ipiegenoe Mebr5abl Ser 9lngeflag-
ten eroriidenoes. Die big iest ge-
fdIlten llrteile 5eigen, baB oas fiir8-
lide 9lttentat auf Sen Sufti5n1illi-
Iter bon Sodenburger nihts tpeni-
ger afs einididterno auf Die
Staatsanlpaltidaft eeipirft bot. Ois
iest iino iedsunoieds5ig Der Mnae-
flagten berurteilt iporoen. uno oic
llrteile lauteten auf flint big 5ehn.
monotige &erferltrafen
@ie Elm 5iurnaner 8latt mel
BET, erregte es bort anlaBlid Der
9lnipeienbeit BEG &onigs 9sifita ben
Montenegro slufieben, oaB Der Mo
ilard in eigener Yerion feline Cir
fdufe beiorete. go faufte er 100
&ilo aaffee uno Shofolaoe, See
badereien Melonen, 3tpei @raln-
nopbone llno cine iiberralhenoe
Wenge bon l1nteripaide. Die fleine-
rem Gafetden trug 9onig geifita Ell.
genbdiloig auf feline Da4t
Ser Ser5og BON Gonnaugbt.
Ser Snfel oes &onigs BON gnglano,
Der fiir8lih gum. General @ouper-
neur BON &anaoa ernannt tporoel
tit lit nit ieiner @attin in Quebec
eingetroffen ano BORT glan5eno en-
pfangen moroen.
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NusIanN.
TripcIis
Will aueb kiinftie das Land
des lsIams bIeiben.
Fine Proclamation.
Gcltz-Pascba iiber das Hut
geben Won Tripolis.
Hufstand in China.
Graf kbusn.hsdsrvary bat den
''grausn Staar''.
Hufstand in China.

9epeihen aus Gripolis nnn
&ont nleIoen, OaB Iib Die 8elpobner
Der oec1pierten @ebietsteile in ois
gerbaltniiie gut gu finoen ideine.l.
8iele Der aus Gripolis geflu9teten
9emobner fino nod Der Stabt 5ll-
riidgefebrt. General Ganepa, Der
gefeblsbaber Der italieniiden Sr
cllpationstruppen, bat cine Grofl.s-
nation on Die arabiibe 8epolfe-
rllng erlaiien, in Der er ibr oie
gerlibernng giebt, iie piroe nnter
Der italieniiben Serri6aft freier
iein als lll1ter Der tiirfilhelt. Man
luiiroe ibre Stan1lneseinri6tan9
rubig beIteben uno ibre Sdeifs Die
ielbe @etpalt ausiiben laiien, lpie
bisber, MIR baB iie Dem &onig bon
Sstalien alsA Sberberrn onerfennen
miiBte. 4ud tpiinide Die itaIieniide
Gegierung niht, oaB Sripolis iei-
hen &arafter als isIamitiibes
2ano perliere, es ione and unter
italieniider Serridaft Elm 2ano bcs
Sslanls bleiben. 9luBer BEL Der
Staot SripoIis iino iebt au9 bel
ben Staoten gengoli, Derno,
Sorllf nno 9onlba 9rlippen eelan-
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@on aIlgemeinent SlltereIie iii
Die 9lniibt oes General : Selbmar<
i6aas 5reiberril bon Der Colt
9aida gu Der brennenoen gagesfro-
&c. sSSn einem glrtifel in Der @ie.
ner uNeuen Jreien Brelie~ Lat
Der eigentli6e Sdopfer Der lnooer-
men tiirfilden slrnee lid ausfii9r-
| lid iiber ben italienii1 tiirfiiben
arieg geauBert uno iid aud iibcr
Die militariihe 9dtigfeit Der Sung
tiirfen ausgeiproben. 0ieie tdten
aues, Inn Die Webrfraft BEG ottonlo
niiden gieids gu ft1rfen. slu1 auf
Die Sorberung Der Seeina1t oebne
| lih oieie Satigfeit aug. 0ei oeln
Seblen elmer mabtpoIlen Slotte iei
Die Siirfei beute nod ni1t IN Ser
Sage geipeien Sripolis oa perteioi-
gen. Ger gerluit bon gripolis lei
an iif aud nidt bon groBer
geoeutung. Dieier ferne 1nb
lhnsloie 9eiis babe oer Siirfei
iqbrlid cine groBe gunlmc gefo-
|itet audi Der @ebrfraft eine 81
piiion ent5ogen, pabreno Die tat-
iadlide gerteiOigung ben @ingebo.
renen iiberlaiien poroen lei. Die
@erpfle9ung Der oortigen grilppell
lei iebr idmierig, rno bate oie
tiirfii6e Megierllng oenn 6os itn-
ter ben obipnltenoelt llmIidnoen
@eeignetite geton, inbeui es oie ai;-
| ite preisgegeben uno bic grup-
pen in's ssSnnere 5uriidgeaoeen bdtte.
Sn einem offiaioien alrtifcI
fiibrt Die n&olniibe 3eitung" aus,
oaB Die iiineite 9iunbnote Ser thrift
iden @egierlpg, in pelder Die
Wa6te Inn >8ernlittlung angerltfen
tDorben elmer freunolihen g(nfnob.
me geluiB iiber lei. Hraftiid) aber
tpiiroe iie obne 6oleen icin, Biz oie
9eoingungen borliegell, I'M Elm ger-
nitteln 5u ernoglihen. Die Giirfei
iobe ein beiBt es in Der offi3io-
len Wsitteililng meiter, oaB iie il,
ben llebergang bon 3ripolis on Sta
lien pielleidt infer 8orbebalt eilt
lpillisen miiiIe. 0aber ieien auh
mol bic @erihte, oaB Die 9iirfei emf
idloiien iei ben Grieg Bis auf's
0teiier gu fiibren, niht ernit 81
nebmen. Sic maren mebr cine Sol
ge Der ollrdaus begreifliden gluf.
rcgling.
= Der ungoriide Wiiniiterprdii
bent @rof abuen-Seberparp bat
aiif betsen 9liigen Den erallen
Star. gu @noe oieier @ede lpirh
Die gntideioung ooriiber erporter,
ob cine Operation noraunebmen
| lit. @iro oieie Srage beiabeno be.
anttportet, halln tpiiroe Der 3eitiuei-
lige 9liidtritt beg Hrenliers erfor-
odflid iein.
- gfabri6ten aus Sanfou mel
benz oaB Der 9lufitano Inn iif grei.
fe uno oaB oie glufitdnoiiden be-
reits cine riAtige @erpaltung Der
Brooin5 Supel eineerihtet batten.
6ait ale in Supel itebenoen Grub
pen ieien gu ibnen iibereegangen
Der aufitano ridte iid gegen Die
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Gntunft-
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;. .... :. .10.45 abenos
$50. 4 Son @egifp. 1.5O ila6n.
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$50. 4 gaa9 Dem Norben. 1.55 natbm.
So. g. Nab bern aor6en. 90 a6enbs
Io. Social nad Raleitine. .7.3O usore
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SO. II -2oeal mad 2are6o (gemibt)
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Anfl1lft--
no -@om Often. .7:35 uorm
30. 7-@om Often. -. $50 nadra
9p. 10-@l Raio IT, We1ten. 1880 natbm
ao. S-Gon 81 Bafo.. ..1015 BORN
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Man mirft Oft mebr bltrd oa8s
ipofiir einen Die 9eute balten ols
ourh 6ns, mas man lit uno fonn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-31
How'S This

We after One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls Catahrr Cure
r J CHENEY &.Co., Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last 16 years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transaction aud financially
able 70 carry out any obligations made
by his firm
WALDING, KINNAN s. MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure S taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price rs cents per
hottie. Sold bg ali druggists.
Take Hall's Family. Pills for consli
patton.
J.B Wilmarth went 10 Sioux City
today on business.
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RoLKs ALoNa TnR sloux /.
CHAMBERLAIN.


Here on the BANKS OF the lfmnsd
Sioux, old friends and nelghbors are
gathered 20 live ioyously and frasernally
together for II few hours In the house or
recollection and the fields of memories.
recall the old ferryboat conndncsed
ont there where the bridge spans the
stream. The Crumrine bows were liz
navigators, and my first glimpse og ash.
Ing In the Big Sioux was when tried Is
scoop up 'sminniesa ia my rniu hat.
while leaning over the rail- Of the boar.
This mill Was erected by Louis N
Cribs father Ii 1875, and III honor ii
the year he named ii the Uenssnnlal
MiA Here | FIRST met Louis asssA WI
fished for ''cats, !" side By side, pionsly
expectorating on the bait Gor pickerel.
All the Richland village school. one uf
the few city, schools between Elk
Point and Pembina, Ed ToIlefson aud
Joe Webber were among the biz boys,
occupying the back seats with their jack
knives and 'goggides, aud ccnverslng
with the big girls on the north slde By
means Of the tinger langnages ssc'y
Nike Hoffman attended high school ~
Elk Point, where, from the days Of
Wilson. The towns revered fonnder.
they had studied q lot Of things, &C.
cording TO pioneer tradition. Some
Of the large girls are here today, Il wen
as the small ones Of those times, and fof
the good Of the youngsters who are refers
ring 70 many of these folks aS .epam
ma"and gram pa will say that they
all received reward Of merit naRds
adorned with ros,s
We are met In Il pleasant place today
here on the border b.
The siivery Sioax.
Down where the grasses of sprlngtme arst
come,
The morning birds chant and the fruitful bees
hum
Here where my eyes caught their earliest view
Sing on forever, 0 sllvefy sioux.
Thro' Maynard's "cut-ofE. and round web-
berss bend
Pipe 70 the trees which shy margins defend;
Clanlk when the blixzArds OF winter renew
Laugh On forever. D sllyery sioux!
0gten thy waters at night have heard
A. Ger the Cfill dam they dreamily ponred.
Sparkling and dancing meath skies oxav n.
blue
Glide On forever. Q silyery siouxl
Continued or page 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-31

Two dollars to the oldest lady &C.
tending picnic-Mrs. NickIem0rs, lsy-
Ing tive miles north OF city.
One dollar each parties living TO-
geiher longest-Mr. ana Mrs. John
Erwin Of Richiand. Married In 1855.
One dollar each couple raising
lsrRest family-Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Oonnelly Of Elk Point Ten chlldren.
The ball game resulted ID q vicsnsy
for Ella Point BY score Of is 10 4
There were no foot races.
Al the election u officers, all The
present officsrs remained In Office with
The exception Of Ed Wood, who was
succeeded as vice presldent By 4. L.
Pike.