Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-05-19

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nc bought him mi orange to suck it;
He had a ,ong nose,
And as YOU may suppose, 81
Into the orange lie stuck it,,
Sack for a thiei-r.lnsack.
The wet god rained last Sunday. III
An artists work is easel-lv done.
Letcher will have az artesian well.
How far can one see IN smiles Mile.
"Where are you gaingY Down
town."
Something never relished by print
ers-Pi. .
Leaky roofs were at a discount last
Sunday and Monday.
The man who could not press, his
feelings sent them by raaik
The Blade says that Letcher needs a
bank, a hotel, and q laundry.
Troubles are like dogs; the smaller
they are the more they annoy you.
Great works are performed more
through perseverance than strength.
Young folks grow most when in love
Ii increases their sighs wonderfully.
For SALE.-Or trade A tirst-class
organ. For particulars enquire at this
Office. TT.
The stage from Mitchell was delayed
or its trip last Tuesday on account OF
the heavy rain
Miss Worden, of Plankinton and
Mrs. Stowell Of lO7-65 were callers at
the HERALD Office last Tuesday.
"The rude forefathers of the ham
let " are not known in Utah, but there
are often four rude emothers in a family
The man who three years ago narri-
ed a Newport belle says he hegins to
realize that Il thing OF beauty is a jaw
forever.
Mr.. Carni Clifford and son. Vernon
cousins Of Miss Fannie Riddle, from
Dell Rapids We're visitors at the springs
last week.
The HERALD will follow Mr.. Joseph
Rummelhart to Costa, Iowa, while he
is getting things ready to move to Jer-
auld county.
Judge l<idder, than whom there is
not a more popular man in the terrific
ry has been appointed as his own sue
cessor in the 4th judicial district.
One by one the roses fade. 1t is now
boldly denied that men who Wear Tong
hair are possessed OF any more talent
than men who have it shipped close
We this week present our readers
with the professional card Of Dr. Tur-
ner. We cannot wish him lots of bus
mess in his line SO will simply call at
tention to his card
The election in Miner county on the
subject Of division resulted in the es-
tablishing Of Sanborn county out Of
the west half OF Miner. There were
$50 votes polled; 1853 for division and
Ill against.
a little girl, -year-old, created a
ripple by relnarking to the teacher Of
her Sllnday-school class: Our dogs
dead. | bet the angels was scared
when they see him coming up the walk
he's SO cross to strangers"
Mr.. Robert Vessey accompanied by
Nh. Durtee, Of Oshkosh, returned to
the Springs yesterday. Mr. Tessey
brought two car loads Of goods and
live stock, and with his brother John
will at once begin work on their claims
in l07-6G.
A lad who borrowed q dictionary to
read, returned it after he got through,
with the remark: 1t was Very nice
reading, but it somehow changed the
subject Very often" It was his sis
ter that thought the first ice cream she
tasted was q little touched with frost
All. -NC!HE1ltN Nltttl l. hliO" UiiC pll1llSe
was loaded" or else was fearfnl care
less. It went off and took a portion OF
his fingers With it. In other words he
got seriously hurt While handling a re-
volyer. Mrs Dr.. Hall dressed the
wound and he is getting along nicely.
Omer Shryock had 'lisherman's luck
last Sunday and no mistake. Having
occasion to drive across the Firesteel,
one of the horses got down and before
Il cou1d be got out was chilled beyond
any present usefulness. The animal
t3iated 80 dead sway that 0mer had to
bury it,
The finu Of Lowe s. Lowe Al Plank
inton has been dissolved. the business
being now conducted by A. II. Lowe.
This change in the firm does not pre-
sant A, II. Lowe from selling goods at
way down" prices that makes one be
.iare heis getting the worth Of his
money.
Mr.. Tarble, Of the firm Of Tarble &
N0ollRtrn. aec0mpanieu by Mr.. Farms