Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-10
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day.
L. II. Tarble was IN Mitchell satur-
day.
The Fair buildings are about com.
pleted.
Visitors are numerous at the ives.
sington Springs hotel.
Mrs. George Chapman was quite sick
the first of the week:
Livery-man Howell, Of Woousocket
was in town Thursday.
For sALE.-A good pair Of work OK
IN. NJ. d. Crow.
Mrs. l.. II. Tarble arrived from the
east last Sunday morning:
Mr.. Wilder is still making improve
ments in his store building.
WAsfED.-We WANT some pctatoes;
turnips; cabbages, &c, 6n subscription.
Miss Maud Wallace, Of Aurora, ill..
'lined at the hotel Thursday Of this
week.
Road Supervisor Blowers has force
bf men engaged working the roads this
week.
Will Chapman; Of Illinois; is a gttest
at his Fathers, John Chapman, this
week.
Several choice Bargains III Real Es-
late. Enquire at the Jefauid Cotthty
Bank.
the first frost Of The seasooh stsasoh in this
Vicinity made its appearance last Tues
|'ay night:
The st. Louis Fair association ex-
c1udes cattle from their show on account
Of disease.
Washington Springs merchants sell
goods as cheap as they do at the rail-
road towns:
S. A. Ramsey of the firm of Ramsey
4 Dunkel, Of Woonsocket, was I'M town
on land business Thursday:
A. RANSOM, ii company with Editor
Mcnamara Of the famous town of
Lyndale; visited Mitchell Tuesday.
+. D. Maxon and wife, Mr.. Ruggles
and wife, S. A. Ramsey and Miss Moore
were among the visitors at the Springs
Thursday.
Even the women bolt some times.
Myra Clark Gaines has deserted the
Belva ranks, So It is again, want to be
like the men.
chass. 4. Dana is rearing a breed of
noise1ess chickens. Hehas given orders
not to allow his roosters to crow until
Butler is elected.
!. So many women are now doing work
formerly done by men that the male
sex is being driven into matrimony as
y means Of support.
A mountain Of wild. honey 200 teet'
high and l5o feet wide has been discov-
cred among the rocks of California.
That's a sweet story.
The premium list for the first Fair
in Jerauld Co., has been printed and
distributed. A few are still left for
those who desire them.
Just two hundred and fifty dollars to
,oan on an improved farm, on FIVE years
time, No commission. Apply to Bank
Of Wessingtcn Springs. a. /.
School Boards of Jerauld county
wishing to dispose Of Twp. bonds will
apply to "a. Ramsey ofWoonsocket,
who is prepared to negotiate them 2w
s. II. Albert in company with Sheriff
Spears took q short trip through San
born and, Beadle counties in search of
some mortgaged property on NVednes-
day last. . s.. % ~, = %
TheM. e. Mission Conference for this
section of Dakota convened in Mitchell
ON Wednesday, the sth inst@ Rev. j. G.
Campbell is in attendance from Wes-
stngton SpriRgs. 4. .,.. VI;
Governor Pierce meets with g warm
reception wherever he goes in South
dakota. !: The. different localities vie
with each other In paying the. honor
and respect due him as chief executive
of the territory. =" II ~: 49,.
Miss Nlettie Barber, Of Lisoomb, Iowa.
Miss Matte Hunt and Miss Maud
Price, of Waterbury, were over in, the
Waterbury stage the 9th irst',: taking
in" the sights OF the Springs. They all
pronounce them grand 81 ~
The Ladies' Mite Society will give
m anentertainmentconsisting of singing
recitations, ETC., at the N. E..'church
Tuesday evehing, the 1Ath: inst, to
which all are invited.' Admission, 10
cents. !, by order OF COMMITTEE
I HoELu1AysBune, Pa, Sept" 26-No'
'tices are posted in the furnaces.::ot the
Cambria Iron and Coal company, an
'aounc,ng d reduction in wages ct ten
Der cent. after October 1. Some OF the