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The Delta independent., 1912-05-31
COMPANIONS BY THE WAY.

Just as an experiment. see how
far you can walk in five minutes. 1t
will convince you that lot of your
hurrying is needless.
Many of us let slip thousand
opportunities by waiting for inspir-
attic n. forgetting that idleness is not
inspiring. inspiration comes to him
who works"
Don't be afraid to give compli-
ments. Overdelicacy in this respect
is a social handicap and cause of
much needless lack of popularity,
with consequent depression and tim
idity.
If you are in the habit of looking
at your watch every few minutes, to
see what speed you are making, bet
ever so much strain. and actually
suffer no loss of time.
Is it wise for sensitive natures
to expose themselves to tragical
plays and narrowing novels? They
lay for the experience by suffering
a ghastly nervous exhaustion out of
all proportion to thrill.
Are you one of the people who
hop up nervously when the train is
nearing the station, and stand I'M
ii it stops? You think you are saw
ing lot of time, whereas in reality
& car empties itself in three-quart-
ers of minute.
You have heard of "the total de-
paravity of inanimate objects" They
are not depraved. We b'ame them
for our own foIly-as when we pile
dishes in reckless heaps that are
doomed to tip over, or pour hot
sauce into cut glass. or go into a
dark room without trying to remem
Der where the furniture is.
Why are people so aware of their
sensitiveness to the color of furn-
iture and wall paper, and so blind
to the effect of the color of artifi-
cial light on the feelings. Really, a
mellow light and an agreeable lamp.
shade go far toward making the
evening restful and cheerful and
cosy. Crude illumination is irritat-
ing.
The quickest way to cure blues
is to identify them. If you look back
a little and discover that your woe
has no reasonable cause, and that
you Just feel like feeling So" you
know that the condition Is physical.
That knowledge puts you on the
road to recovery. for the physical
begins to improve as
soon as you find there Is nothing
worse the matter.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-31
JUBILEE SINGERS July 4TH.

The famous Williams Jubilee sing
ers, popular aggregation of color
ed musical artists, will appear in
Delta at the opera house July 4th
fair association.
This concert was in Delta about
four years ago, and everyone was
more than pleased with them. Fur
later.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-31
honey frames are rapidly being fill

Every day tells more plainly than
We are getting the hot time even
now, sand the effect is shown on all
crops by the way they grow.
The berry crop will soon be here.
Then the peaches, plums, pearG and
apples, with melons on the side Sad
is the fate of the man who loses
foothold in this Garden of Eden.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-31

For Sale-S0 acres land, 80 acres
in cultivation, fenced, 50-inch farm
fence, SO acres water. Good loca-
ton. School, church. r. F. d. p.
o. 9. miles from Delta. $4,000. 81
900 cash, bal. IN years. ]. B. Skin
ner, Delta.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-31

up without having left behind their
fondness for going to sleep while
being told good stories.-Denyer
Republican.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-31

Subscribe for the Independent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
spesietI fir Sietc 3eitmmsJ
llnter Spraaen unS MenjdMite1ern Der Si0iee.
Bon Sep. u. Groianc, ~. 2. 6.

Bon @ep. II. @rSlamo, ~. .. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

ser Selb6err nnterridtet; CT frdblt
ieinen ,StanS al 4. cinem Mittelpnnft
Des 8erfebrs. aber nid,t aiif benz
S6ludtfelb. ,M6alid,it in eiuem ses
ifloNenen Haum, gebedt sesen feinSs
lihes Sener. bic 8arten allf eroSen
Siid,en aussebreitet, perfolst er bier
auf @runS Der einlaufenben Melouus
GER Nic geipeauneeu Der eisenen INN
her fcinhiifen Sruppen. MarIfdu
SDoro leitete bic Shlad,t bel Wuts
Den bon lciucm S0auptaunrtier Sdntsi
nus. mo Gin ates BON Sele9rdpberH
linicn sniormcr.iicf. Sieicr Srt ld6
ei,po S.p6u3ia ailomcter hinter Der
criren Neiedlfsfrpnt Der Sapdner.
lie mpoerucn Sdlad,ten merbem
hnuptidhlif omrd bic 5e~mermirfnns
cntidicben; narum bnt aber Der Nab-
fampf bod niffs uon ieiner yebeus
tnng perIoren. GS ut nid,t m6ali&,
einen @cgner ans ieiner Steinns hers
auSSnidiehcm, nm 10 nirb hem
inner nod Iie lettc GntiheiSnns
Wann aeacn Mann amssefanpft wer4
ben miifien..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

SclbitpcritGnbIih fcnncn bic Snius
laucr fein Nittel eeeen 2cpra
(Iusiae). sic baiptiddlid aif
Snicln auitritt. no Slide rob pers
ipeiit perbeu. Sepro ditBcrt iidl in
fupieriarbenen 8nnbcn unb burd bas
3uiamnicnIhrumpien Der 6anbs uno
8ubgelentc, iobaB Die Ndscl unmittels
bar am Sanos rcip. Su6baIlen iiBen.
Sic 2cproicu, 9liidlideriueiie niht
iebr 6ablreim, iperben nuf Der Sniel
SaIut %obgeionocrt. Sbr 3uitauo lit
Gin bebmlcrnsruertbcr uub periads
loiiigtcr. @ie ireuten lie lid, memn
ih linen oltdgiid 2ebehsmittel 5us
fommcn licBl
Our Setdmpfung Der anpcrcn einz
bcimii6en 'arnntbeiteu beiisen cius
seine Sumilieu Yilanscnmcbisincn.
bcrcn 9euntuiB nidt leidt pcrratbcn
miro. @tit Der &cilfrait sepiHer
YfldnScn pertraute %dnner unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

taetdslif adt Sthnben barin 5u
arbeiten. Sa5 frdlfe Idbhen ges
NAB mad Dreimpnatlid,er Yflese. @or
Srcube bariiber betcbrte lid, ba5
Ytdofen nit Oct gan3en 5amiIie, obs
lpohl ih es 9ei~liiientlidh permieben
bate. iibcr Hcli9ion unb 0efebruns
gu lpreden.
Splhe Side erlcbtcn mir anf alien
WsiiiipnSitatipnen. Ter Samaris
taner. Sieuft ut eben cine eisene
yliithc Der hritliden 2iebc. MuS
Der aranfenpflese' sermahien Der
Wtiiiipn aber erbeblihe ttnfuiten.
9pbnt es iif bn nift inns in Der ge.
ihaffuns BON Webi5inen nnb @er=
banbtpffen so unteriiisen? Ste
f6rperlide Iflese lit ia fir pielc
Seiben Der Anfans sur Seiluns ibrer
Seele.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Sre5ialz9 orreiponben5 bon &. s..
Der Observation-Disclosures
SrieSen

biirfte aud iir Die f~irdltdlcn &rciie
III Som % beionberem Sntereiie iein.
5umal er niht obne Solgen auf einz
seine &iiiionen bes bon Stdlien err
lporbencn @ebietcs lein miro. Snl
Sabre 1904, tur5 nuh Dem Seiud)e
Solibet's in Hont. Der Der frau31iiid,s
italieniideu Inndberuns bas Siegel
auforiidte, ipurbe 5ipiihcn beiben 8e>
sierun9en cine mihti9e, Die relisiDien
Wtiiiionen I'M Orient betrefienbe Nbs
madJling b%ereinburt. Sanad) mar es
ieoem reli9ioien. italieniiden Snitis
tlite, bas aus irsenb einem @rluoc
bes franSoIiifen Yroteftorates iibers
briiiiig mar. geitattet. ausidlieblif,
nno gan5 lid benz Sfrse Stalien'S
an5upertrauen, mas purdl cine eins
fnhe gingabe an Die Hegierina in
6om einseleitet fuerben fonnte. Sics
les uebereinfommen nrrbe unter
Winiiter 9umbes ianftioniert, Der in
ieiner abIplut Observation-Disclosures
Holitif, Den friiberen aui pds reliaiDIc
Yroteftorat I'M Orient ith besiebenz
ben TripiIeeien, teinerlei Wihti9fcit
beilegte, lleber bieie feline SaIting
tuiIroe Gombes inn Ydrldment ihurf
mitgenommen, 10 bon Senis Goblin.
Der nattpies, oaB bisber iene Yripi>
legien tets fir elm ~geeigneteS &ittel
gebalten Ieien, GinfluB ulb Grponiion
au eefpinnen. 9iad Dem Sal pes
@iniiteriumS Gombes iudbten sic nad,s
folgenben StaatSmdmer Die Solgen
ienes Observation-Disclosures Yertrags
abSuibipdden, inoem tie Den itaIie>
nilden &iiiionen. Die bas fransoiiihe
Yrotettorat init Dem hires eisnen 2ans
bes pertauiden nolteu. Shlpieriss
feiten in Den 8cg legtcn. Gs purpe
audi ihon Der %eriud, sentad)t. Den
burh bas Srenmungsgeies imner
mebr idipinbenoen franSoiiiden Gins
flub I'M Orient, ipieber neI an be-
leben. Sn5tuiidlen batten nber cine
Nengc italieniihe Snitititc. IN Gon>
itantinopel ipie in Den perldiebenen
Srten bon aleinaiien, bas itolieniIhc
Banner an SteIe bes fransoIiIhen
nuf ibren NieSerlaiiungen gebiBt. ga
brah Der italieniid stiirtiihc &ricg
aus, Dem Der Iusipeiinnes sSefebl fir
Die Stnliener aui Dem Sube folgte.
Sraufreih benlBtc bicie 8elescnbeit.
Inn ieine Yroteftionsrectte bel Der
Sforte geltenb su MAIDEN. @eiitlide
UNI Orpenslemte blicben pont Irss
peiiungss Sefehl allsgeidloMcu nnb
ifdartcn Iid) bon Ncuem untcr bas
ganner Srdnfreif's.
Sebt nah SeeuSisuns bes &riescs
cntitebt Die Sragc, Oh man an Dem
.StatuS quo ante" 5uriidtcbren ipirS.
ober Oh cs 5piidcn Den bciben Meaics
ritngcu bctreifs Observation-Disclosures ccS
ualieniihen Yrotefiorota 5u Scbattcn
fomnicn ipirb. @ie Der .Gorricre
bella Scrn" erfdbrt. miro Den itulies
niidlcn Snititutcn mn S%onarcaatios
men, Die 9cneist iinb. iid bcs irdnSJe
iiihen Shutcs pieocr Sn bcacbcr.
~icitcns Sruntreih's fcinc cruitcn
Sdluicrigfcitcu bcrcttct lpereeu.
ScmndGit biirftc alldl Sic Gunarcz
cation Der Yropaganba isibc iid nit
Der Organization Der firdlihcn
Sierardic in Den neiicn iialicniidclt
Sciirungcn in .afrifa bcitditiacu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
ipornoiihc

ipornoiidc Stoppcln mitcr Scm
Wiedloraal,
Sbr @ebiB III trGitis unp ifnccs
lpciB. Sbenle 3dbne miiiicn .rcgels
mGbig lpic 3nunpfpiten, bart mic cine
Iulhcl uuo rpeiB lpie Ntecridnum"
iciu. 6anr uno 3dbnc lperoen ior9s
fdltis gepileat. @tdbhcn nnb Sruien
luaihcn ibr 0oor crit in Sal5s. Damn
in N~egenlunilcr uno rcibcn eS nit
iriih gelhabter aofosmlB cin, Shorf
1T rmbetaunt. nidt icboh Ole Sdaar
pcinigcuber S6neliiiblcr, bie iclbit
ben Gopf alter Srauen nid,t pcrs
idlmdbeu. Sic Gltdlgeiiter mcrocn
eiuScln in ibrem Hcpier auf8eitobcrt
ulo nit Den 3Gbucn Dem Spoe ilbers
l@iefcrt. Srii6mor9enS nad Dem
ilblihen Hcden unb Streden. mic nad)
jeber Wobl5eit, pirh Der 0tunb nit
Mferipailer ~ausgelpiilt unb baS @cbiB
nit Dem Singer 9~cricben 3abn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

ierncn Samplers, penn %rniere Iugen
i'm rod niht gu cutoeden permpecn.
@erfipiirbig lit IS ulleroins3, ba6 Tie
81 ii unb SIuu III Oh unters
iheiben t0unen, @ferner, bab linen Der
9lid fir Die Sarallele ab9ebt. Chat
iGhlidl iteben ale Siittcn ihief sum
&egc uub 81 einanoer.
Sor Dem Gri9einen Ser @eiBen
fannten Die Gin9eborcuen, nit Iuss
nnbnIe Der 9epra, feline ein5tse boss
artigc &rantbcit, ionbern MIR 3abn@
unb Sei6ihmcr5en, @rblinbung. 3ies
aenpeter, 9urdfaa nnb cine gelinbe
Sprm bon Hin9tpurm, Die ben @liebs
enben 5upud)s unb bon ielbit pers
ihfpanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

beshalb niht 81 10 bnmmen On.
ifmloisnnsen ieine Sufluht 5u neb=
men. IN Iniercr punitinbig. nuursa.
niiierten Sorbe. Der 5reimamrerei III
niht bic serinaite 9ushft, has mir
nit einem iuldben Seinbe einen eriplgs
rethen 3antpf anfnehmen f6nnen.
Wenn iuir aud MIR einen fleinen gbeil
oes Grfulses, ben nniere pefadteten
Vriiber I'M lateiniidJen europa bereitS
errnnaen baben, erreidjen, ,uaS Mir
ben mir Niles errinseu f0nncn? Die
critic ebenio orinsenbe, mic iiberaus
widtige Nnfgabc Der amerifaniihcu
5reimaurerihaft beiteht oarin, tic 81
pirflidem Streitern anSsmbiIben mmb
alle llnfdbisen, Sdipdhlinse nnn
Mngenniener anssmitpfen."
gu bieier ibrer pidtiseu llebers
traeung aus Dem gngliiden erflGrt
Die yNorbs Imerifa" gdns in unierem
Sinne:
~Sieie IeuBeruneen cineS bpd,z
itebenben amerifanilden Srcimaurers.
Der Die Sdrpe dbgenommcn unb lid in
Ie,ner ipubren @eitalt ge5eigt bat, iolte
ale ierte beutid|en aatbpliter, Die lid
nod niht fiir Den fatboIiihen @olfse
perein eripdrmen fonneit. Oh tic eloue
ben, bob Die amtcrifauiifeu 6rcimau@
rer inn Sergleife 5u Den e%urppdiid)cn
6reimuurern 9an5 barmlos unb uus
ihaolif Iinp. sur Seionnenbeit
brinsen."
ltnb mir modten Sem hinsuiii9cn:
9ebt ms mdnnliGe Qcbrer unb
ShulbriiOer fiir Die bDbercn &habens
fluiien nnierer Yiarridulcn. Sc
cher IN bieicr Hittung griinblid)
@anoel gcifaffen pirb, beito ebcr be-
fommen mir cine mdnnlife Sligeub.
Die Der So5ialrcform, ben Stuoinnt
niftiecr 9iirserpfliftcu unb Der Siels
beipuBten %itrammen Organization
SeritdnoniB entsesenbrtnseu tdun. -
rs. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

geibcn Slii9cllt etfpaS gctpeitct. Sas
flunbe. nicmnlS 6uriidtrctcnbc ainn
%bnunoniert nit DER b%reitcn. leiht
fliebctben Stirne rno Den ldn9liden
llmriiien bes @eiihtes. Sic duBerc
erIdeintin9 lit mitbin feline abb
jtubenpe.
Sraucu adtcn altf cincn lcid)tcn.
selceouteu Sang unp eihe lttdmnie
Saltuna Die purb ba5 paIlenbc ober
III elmer Slcdte berabbangcnbc Saar
nh 2iebreB mo ielbit StolS aclpinnt.
Wqnncr trugen in friibercn Sabren
longes. auf Dem &intertopf 6apfena
artig aufge6unoenes Soar. Sbr
irGrfieter Sartnuds bcidrdnft lid,
anf Gin Siilhef am Slim nno auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
Copyright by Conner Bros, Dubuque, Iowa,

biiriten Iinb iiberfliiiiig, ba sic 3dbnc
burh bu5 Nuoiau9en Der faieri9en
Yanbunlls3apfen in blenbenb uciBent
@lan5e gebnltcn ipcrben. ~llr9eadltet
bieier Sfleae bcgegnct man jebod,
icltcn nltei 2cutcn nit pollitdnbigen
3abnrci6en. Gs eriibriat ibnerI
meiitcus MIR Der I%l9en3abn = ber
3abn bcs Nlters.
Die Stbfraft lit cine ppr5iiglihc.
Sic Gingebprcnen unterid)eincn be-
rcits Den auiiteigenben 8aud cines
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

SefanntIid hat Der bisbcriae belgis
idc aammcrprGliecnt Goorcman err
Hart Da6 CT bel @c9inn Der orient
lihcu Su9nn9 am ~. Hopcidbcr lcill
Imt nidt mcbr il%berncbmcu fDnnc.
Die fatholiid,c Enrtci hot lid, hcvholb
sntidlloiicn. nu iciuer Stcllc pcn che
maliacn @iniitcrs TrdiiScntcn SdoIs
lacrt Su pdhicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12
g4ie icbcn sic Ginacburcnen ans?

S6re Sdutfarbe iii aunfclbraun mnb
bel eiltigcn Snhipioucn plipcuiarbig:
ic beller, bcito geid,dbtcr. %on Der
9autinr6c itiht bas lpcilc. idJpurSe
5ddr marfont ab. Sic Augen iinb
faffeebrarm, Die pifcn 9ippcn pcnig
A. f9cluorfen ino Die Sadcnfnphcn
= erheblif p~oritcbcnb. Die ginie
ltit tieflie9cnbcr @ur6el III burdz
9cbenos 8crobe, ieopd) platt unb al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-11-12

Gin iid>ercs 3ci6en elmer heiti,
gen Grtdlinna III elm Snitcn. @em
mir nic Grfdlmng los pcrhcn. 10 pcrs
idpuiaset Scr Suitcu; inbtm Sr.
auguit &5nia'o @unburacr @ruitthcc
Die Grtdiiuu8 aus hcu &orper trei6t
turirt er iihcr Den Suiten.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26
South Dakotans let The People
Ruler

In the interest of the state, vote
YES" for the proposed party pri-
mary election law in November. 1t
cleans up the official spoils system. Ii
makes principles instead Of persons
the issue. In provides heavy penalties
for buying votes. 1t gives you popu-
lar vote on party endorsement of post
masters. 1t makes for majority rule. 1t
limits the use of money by the can
didates. Itgives the poor man a show.
1t provides conservative party recall.
1t will give both sides of public ques-
tions on the ballot. 1t establishes rep
resentative and popular party govern
ment Don't fail to vote "Yes. /"
IL will appear first on the ballot un-
der title beginning like this: IAN act
to provide for regulation of political
party transactions, etc. Yes { J No
@
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26


are not succeeding they win haggle for
the lastcent for your house, your goods
or labor The prices for these services
VIII tend to fall.
When VOC buy goods away from home,
You work 10 reduce the prosperity of
neighbors. Thereby tl7ey become less
able to do anything 70 help you, and
you have failed to buildup business ties
with them so that they feel no personal
interest in you.
When YOU buy goods at home, you
increase the prosperity of your neigh
bors. They are not merely better able
thereby to help you along in return.
but you have created business friend
ships thatmake them want to help you.
Buying at home pays! Yankton Press
and Dakotan.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26

One of the best that ever came I'd
Elk Point was the All G. Barnes wild
animal circus which showed in this city
on Monday of this week. They had
practically everything they had adver-
tised and their performing animals We're
the best ever seen in this vicinity. A
crowd that completely filled the large
tent greeted them in the afternoon and
in the evening large audience was on
hand for the entertainment. The main
show gave unusual satisfaction and the
side show was reported as very good.
The day was an ideal one and people
came from all directions in droves.
Some petty thieves piled their mall
icious trade in the evening and a nuns
ber who left their automobiles on the
show grounds were minus robes and
overcoats. The show had few undesir-
able characters with them and their
performances were clean and decent
Throughout III the same aggregation
ever visits this city again they will
have to bring larger tent with them
to accommodate the crowd.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26
Civil Bend
A. Gilkison and Dalt Ballinger each
lost horse last week.

A. Gilkison and Dalt Ballinger each
lost horse last week.
Monday was banner day for the
Oakdale and Low canning plants, their
combined output being nearly 1000 cans.
Mrs. John Low has moved over near
her school where she has rented room.
Mrs. G. Belts will occupy the house
where Lows have been living and Ward
Tucker will move into the house vacat-
ed by Mrs. Belts.
Edgar Tucker is building corn-crib.
Leo Pike has killed Carl Muller's
dog. Leo was poking along by
Muller's on his motorcy le at the rate
of about 50 miles an hour. The dog
came out to meet him and was struck
by the wheel. The motorcycle and
Leo were folded up like bolt of mus
lin by the wayside after cutting a
seriss OF evolutions in the air Leo
escaped with few bruises. The
wheel will need some repairing.
Last Monday was the fifth annivers-
airy of the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
J. Low, and the canning help spent q
pleasant hour in celebrating the occas-
sion. Refreshments were served.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26

Mrs Mike Hoffman Jr. Spent
few days with her invalid mother. Mrs.
M. r. Tate, at Worthing last week.
Il. N. Grill and Jerry Ryan made
trip TO Beresford today iii the crill
auto.
William Greenly. Of Minneapolis,
spent Monday and Tuesday with friends
in this city.
The r. +. O.'s held meeting at the
home Of Mrs. W. |. Beatty Oh Thursday
afternoon.
George Minty departed on Tuesday
for Montana with party Of land pur.
ehasers.
Fine city homes near The State
College at bargain prices. Corn land III
ss5 to s75 per acre on good terms.
Write or see A. E. Swift desk No. 8
Brookings, S. d.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26
New City Hall for AIcester

Hawarden Independent: John
Morrissey and John Dahlin, two Of the
live wire business men in Alcester,
were in Hawarden last Thursday after
noon getting figures for cement blocks
for proposed hall for Alcester, The
tentative plan is for building with 25
foot 'front.' two stories in height and
to cost about $4,000. Morrissey ii
candidate for senator, on the democrat
ic ticket and Dahlin is candidate for
sheriff on the republican ticket, but
when they are out boosting for their
home town, eschew politics and pull
together like brothers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26
Democratic Ticket 20 Years Ago

The Hawarden Independent last week
repubIished an item from its files of
twenty years ago which ought to prove
interesting to the people who resided
here then. The item gives list of
democratic candidates and is As follows:
The democrats Of Union county had
nominated the following ticket: State
senator, Michal Ryan, Jefferson; re-
preventative, w. w. Thuston, Beres
ford; auditor, Thos. Roman, Emmett;
states attorney, E. w. Miller, Elk
Point; clerk Of courts, N. %. Montague.
Jefferson; register Of deeds, o. II.
Bland; coroner, DR.. A. ". Elliott. No
nominations were made for one repre-
sentative, sheriff, treasurer and super
intendent of schools.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26

South Dakota. They settled on a
homestead in Union County, some
seven miles south of where Beresford
now stands. and resided thereon until
her death. There were born to the
union six daughters and four sons all
OF whom are living and were present
at her funeral except one, a daughter
IN Minnesota, which was not able to
attend. The children are as follows:
Mrs. +. l. Finch, who is at home with
her father, Mrs, Al. WI Finch, who
lives near Alcester, Mrs. Pauline
OVERLY, who lives south of Beresford,
II. L. Behnke, who lives in Grant
county, Minnesota, Mrs. J. B. Shuck.
who lives southwest of Alcester, Mrs.
Perry Shuck, who lives two miles south
OF Alcester, Henry Behnke, who lives
on farm near his fathers home.
The two younger sons, Willie and FL
mer, are at home with their father.
Besides their children, she had twenty
eight grandchildren, all living. Funer-
ai services We're held at the house and
at the German church east of the home
Tuesday, and very large concourse of
neighbors and friends assembled in hon.
or of the departed Thus has passed
from among us pioneer lady of pro-
mineece. Mo- prominent because of a
public life. hut heeanse nf her deviation
to and sacrifice for the family she has
done her part in rearing. She will be
greatly missed in the home where she
filled 30 large place.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-09-26

Wallace Cusick, wife and daughter.
Luverne, took in the fair at Sioux City
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Flippin were pass
engers to Sioux City Wednesday,
Mrs. Shuck, who has been shopping
with her cousin, Mrs. j. DeBuhr Jr.,
returned home the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hawley were Sioux
City visitors Wednesday.
Joseph Stefani was Sioux City pass
enger Wednesday.
T. S. Maude was Sioux City pass
enger Wednesday.
Mrs. G. M. Cloud was shopping in the
city Wednesday,
N. A. Anderson attended the fair at
Sioux City Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Roberts was in town
early Friday morning for apple baskets.
Mrs Maude and son, Noel, attended
Barnes Circus at Elk Point Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shupe attended the fair
at Sioux City Thursday. Mr.. Shupe
speaks very highly of the fair, especi-
ally of the races and stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lakin, formerly of
Blencoe, Iowa, are here visiting at the
home of 7. S. Maude and family.
Mrs, ]. C. English returned to her
home st Yankton Friday after visit
with relatives for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Nilsson came down Sunday and
spent the afternoon with Mrs. Harry
Sugden.
Mrs. Margaret Kyle was taken to
Sioux City Thursday for an operation
for Appendicitis. Her many friends are
glad to hear that she is improving nice
ly. Her parents were both with her.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley, Mon
day, September, %, daughter, pretty
and plump. They have three little girls,
the second one is very i'll with pneu-
monia.