Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-06-16
VIII our exchanges please note the
fact that 'PHs HERALDs p. O. address
IS Elmer, Aurora county, DalSot,..

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fact that ,rHs HERALD's p. O. address
is Elmer, Aurora county, Dakota.
This place wants a meat market.
FOR SAItIl.-Or trade. \ f!rst-class
organ. For particulars enquire at this
office if.
| The house that was on Fred kenl
dall's claim was lastseen going upeye}
the hills.
A communication in regard to thA
Fourth we are unable to put III type
this week, s.
Over a hundred persons we're pres-
ent at tbs Sunday school exercises at
Mrs. Riddles last Sunday.
I Bert Raten,an reports very uafavor-
|ai,le weather for Farming IN fha mart
ffcf Wisconsin visited by him.
Geo. +. Bateman proved up at Mitch
ell last Tuesday, and went on for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends at Appleton, Wis.
Affairs of Church and State should
not be mixed, or else the politicians
should go ia church; but even that is
no excuse for Misrepresentation,
A horse belonging to a party stop
pins in the old log house died last Sun
day, Our people will probably know
where he left the carcass when the
wind blows from the west.
Miss Fannie Riddle, of. Calico Flat,
accompanied by her brother, Ed. Rid
die, of Appleton, Wis, called at the
HERALD office yesterday. He thinks
our legation beautiful and prospects
for Il torn good.
The election in Aurora county for or
against bonding the county for $4,000
for building a court house and jail re-
suited in q victory for Plankinton as
against White Lake, Mitchell, Mt. Ver-
non, and soreheads generally The vote
for stood; For, SOP; Against, 400; ma
jority in favor Of bonds, 50.
Nothing has been heard from Billy,
the kid belonging to this Office. If
he has strayed, the finder will please
put a tag on him and send him home:
if he has just got married and settled
down somewhere, hope he will send his
p, 0. address and name of nearest ex-
press office SO we crn send congratula-
tions and presents.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Crow, who lives west of
the Springs, is an old nurseryman. He
brought with him from his old Iowa
nursery considerable stock which he
knows will grow in Dakota soil; this
stock he offers to parties wishing to
purchase at prices as low as any respon-
sible nursery at the East will sell the
same grade OF trees for. just us rap
idly as it can be done, Mr.. Crow pro-
poses to put in a full stock forest trees,
fruit trees, shrubbery, ETC., being now
prepared to fill any orders he may re-
ceive from parties wishing trees for
their tree claims. His p. O. address is,
NJ. d. Grow, Elmer, ID. To
Messrs. Thomas Drake and r. M. Ma
gee have been for some time preparing
to begin real estate business at this
place. They are now ready to do all
kinds Of law and land business entrust-
ed to them; they will loan money on
real estate security; will make out all
kinds Of land office papers, and by do
ing Il general business with firms at
Mitchell and Plankinton can save the
settlers in this vicinity who have bust
ness with the District Land Otiicemuch
trouble and expense. They also have
a large number of choice business and
residence lots for sale in Blowers Ad-
dition to the town of Washington
Springs. l2W2
The C. NJ. & st. p road is extending
their line from Letcher to Bismarck
The actual survey leaves DR.. Burr's
Jerauld county town, washington
Springs, six miles off the line. Upon
the line in Jerauld county will spring
up good town, but just where it will
be is not know to the public at this
time. Perhaps this accounts for Gov.
Ordway's tardyism in the organization
of the county. STANDARD.
We know. a town will grow and do
well anywhere in Jerauld county; it's
in the soil. Butno other place has any
such location as this, nor can any other
place in the county have us nice atown
i}s we can right here.