Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-05-16
Plant corn.
plow your garden,
May flowers flourish.
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Wheat is 50 high

subscribe for the HERALD.
Wheat is 50 high
Mrs. DIR. Harris was in town Thurs
day.
q. b. Hanfortl is in Milwaukee this
week
Sheriff Spears visited WoonsoclSet
his week.
Judge Rice heard several final proof
cases this week.
;. II. Albert has moved on to his
farn east of town.
E.J. Dean, Of the Plankinton Demo-
rat, called Wednesday,.
The trees in the park are clothed with
an elegant coat Of green.
Il. r. Dunn came over from Woon-
socket Thursday morning.
Several choice decided claims for sale
at the Jerauld County Bank.
Mrs. E. j. Hoar made a flying visit
TO Illinois since our last issue.
Hiram Blowers aeceiyed another car
load Of seed oats the other day.
Bert Orr visited Mitchell last week
and returned with fine new team.
Mrs. Blowers and Miss Minnie Har-
ris went to Woonsocket, Thursday.
Will Crawford objects to being called
loctor. he says he is a railroad man.
DR.. Turner's Office is being plastered
md will soon be ready for occupancy.
Owing to the rainy weather, there
were no services at the church last Sun
lay.
Look out for the festive horsethief;
1llmor has it that he is abroad in the
land.
Judge Rice and G. V. Martin, of Wa
ierbury, were seen on Our streets this
week.
Messrs. Remington and Waterbury
visited this place and Alpena last
week.
Four bushels Of early seed corn for
,ale,-warranted to grow,-on sec. 25-
1856.
Notice the announcement of the Gel
ebration Of Decoration Day in another
column.
Housed & Arnold will commence to
enlarge their building as soon as prac-
icable.
L. II. Tarble has been confined to the
hed part of the week with the epidemic
sore throat.
During the past week quite number
3f changes have been made among our
business men.
Hiram Fisher is engaged in plaster
ing several buildings in'town. He is a
master mason.
Mr. Moore, Of Earlville, d., in COM
pany with Jas. L, Harris, visited the
springs this week
S. Kenny has a fine new stock of dry
goods which he has opened. Call and
examine his stock.
c. G. Irons, the inyincible land agent
Vt Plankinton. took in Washington
springs Wednesday.
The Grand Lodge, l. 0. 0. r., met in
Mitchell on Wednesday last. A large
attendance is reported.
Bert Orr is making some improve.
'aents in his livery barn, including the
ecmodeling of his Office.
j, Ii. Woodburn has purchased .the
building and lot formerly owned by 81
{. Applegate, of Mitchell.
Mr.. Cummings has commenced tc
gather in the cattle on his herding
grounds southwest Of town.
What is going to bedone about secur.
inggrounds fora cemetery? Something
should De done about this matter al
once.
Several new buildings are in course
~ ClCCClOll, dLlOLS Lle 1lul1lUCl - !" A1iAe
lwelling for c. i. Thayer on Smart's
addition.
The handsome new sign on the Banl
huilding is the work OF John II. kug
!er, who is ar artist in the line Of sigr
painting.
Look out for the busy assessor; ht
viii soon be in o1tr midst With altman
4er Of questions relating to your world
y wealth.
A party Of four young men with goot
teams and covered wagons passe'
through town yesterday on their wa.
30 the Indian Reservation.
Mr. Maxton and wife, of Woonsock
ct, in company with Mr., and Mrs. Us
good made the HERALD office a pleas
ant call on Saturday evening last,
The Plankinton Democrat is the It'll