Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-06-06

"ooii1A llCtle DOy, waiter,
mas been quite sick with diphtheria
during the past week. Under the eff
fectlve treatment of Mrs. DIR. Hall.
hopes are entertained for his speedy
recovery.
NJ W. Young residing on sec. 30-lO6-
% has carload of Buckeye Twine
Binders and Buckeye Mowers which he
Will sell at bottom prices. Give him a
call and examine his machinery before
purchasing. 1854.
M. d. Crow showed us several speci-
mems OF fruit gathered on his claim and
IN this neighborhood. They consisted
OF apples, plrlms grapes and cherries,
and completely refute the idea that
be 81 cesssfs il
Jerauld county.
We have received a little book called
"Rise and Fall of the Political Parties
by Rufus Blanchard, from A. n. Hel-
logg Newspaper company. 1t is his
tory of the government of the United
States, and the important events con-
nected Herewith for the past century.
M. A. McChne, Of Sioux City, has pur.
chased half-interest in half-section
of land in sections % and 33-1O7 ga, OF
the Aud Bros, Of Plankinton. He will
build a residence on section % as soon
as possible and will do as much break
ing as possible during the coming sum
mer.
Messrs. Ayres, Hawthorne, Miles, ano
Surveyor Wallace who were appointed
viewers to inspect the ground for {
road from Washington Springs to Wa
terbufy, made their report on Tuesday
last to the Board Of County Copmis
sioners and it is hoped that the roai
will be laid out and worked without
further delay.
The Health Board Of the city or coun
ty should take official notice of the
number of dead animals lying in the
ravines within short distance of the
center of town. The party or parties
whose buiness it is to attend to sucl
matters should see that the carcasses
are covered up before they sow the
seeds Of disease and death throughout
the entire community.
Some person or persons devoid o1
fear Of the law and with 10 respect
for themselves nor regard for the com
fort Of others 'rehypothecated" Mrs
Dixon's coal one day this week; in 9th
er words they stole it while she was il
the house. Any one who would steal
from lone sick woman would steal
pennies off their grandmother eyes il
they had chance.
HORSE STRAyED.-A large bay geld
ing, eight years old, weight, 1,lo0
pounds. Closely built, forward feet
shod, white hind feet, long neck, long
tail; when trotting, has an aWkWard
swinging gait in hind legs. Had on
halter with long 3I-inch rope attached
Last seen on the evening Of May 29
south Of LetcheI, going southwest
Any information will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and the finder liberally rewarded
by the owner. VIM. f. SoMMEEEID.
Woonsocket, Dakota, June 2, 1884.
ORR-MCARTH on The
5th inst, at the residence of the Off.
ciating minister, the Rev. j. G. Camp.
bell, Mr.. E. 3. Orr to Miss Kate No
Arthur, formerly of Colo, Story Co.
Iowa.
The ceremony which bound these
two lives together was witnessed by {
very few Of the intimate friends of the
parties and they left at once fer an ex
tended visit at the east. Their many
friends will rejoice at this announce
ment and one and all wish for them {
life Of prosperity and happiness which
comes to SO few in this life. The Her
AID extends congratulations
Fourth Of July.
At a meeting of the citizens Of Jer