Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-15
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nj the hotel MONDAY.
Glib. Dziewanowski, wife and daugh-
Ter took dinner at the hotel Sunday.
Geo. W. Chandler and wife, of Woon-
socket. were among the visitors Sun
Jay
c. E. Kinds, together with his wife
and son, visited the Springs on Sunday
last
c. w. Mcdonald is building a new
barn and granary on his farm west of
town.
\ band tournament will be held at
Watertown Sept. 16 and II, at which
prizes Of 5000, 500 and $50 will be Civ
m.
Another republican voter put in an
appearance at the home of j. i. Ford
Wednesday morning Mother doing
well
"We"-that is the other part of "us"
return thanks to Mrs. DR.. Hall and
T. II. Shryock for contributions of
green corn.
.\nsel Sims; d farmer living about
three miles from Hyoonsocket, fell dead
in his yard Saturday night, while milk
ing his COW.
Miss DR.. L. N. Muntley, Of Rockford,
Ill.,, arrived last Tuesday evening and
vill take up her residence on her claim
1t Crow Lake.
The Mrs. Pierce, Franklin and Pink
ham, in company with Commissioner
FISHER attended the temperance meet
ng Wednesday.
a party Of Woonsocket picnickers
look dinner and admired the many OBJ
ects of attraction at the Springs the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Williams, who has been spend
ing few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. r.. NJ. Magee, left for her home in
Missouri, Thursday morning.
Abstracts Of title to all lands in Jer-
luld county furnished at short notice
md guaranteed correct by
BATEMAN 81 MCDONALD.
The county commissioners OF La
Moure have just paid S187.5O for $3.50
gopher scalps. Kidder has settled for
3G27 at the rate Of five cents apiece.
BR1cK.-M. w. Young has finished
burning kiln Of brick and is now
ready to supply all demands for the
,a,,ie. Orders may be left at the HER
MID Office.
ANNA township will hold an election
tuesday, Aug. 80, to vote On the bond
ing of the township for the purpose Of
5uilding school houses. $4,000 is the
amount suggested,
Among those present at the county
'a!r meeting we noticed the faces of E..
: and L. j. Waterbury and VIM. Aus
in, Of Waterbury, DR.. Melcher. of Grow
Lake, DR.. Roger and L. n. Ioomis, of
lpena
a party consisting OF. J. D. Hoog-
traat and wife, of Ludington, Mich,
Albert Stafford, wife ard child, F. c.
jloogstraat and Miss Jessie Star chfeld,
Of Mitchell, visited the Springs We'd
lesday.
Charley Stephens little boy ''.Louie''
broke both bones Of the left fore arm
last Friday by being thrown from a
horse. DR.. Nesmith was called. who
-educed the fracture and the boy is
getting along nicely:
Vim. T. and VIM. M. SonlmerGela, and
their wives, together with Miss Rosa
Matthews, of Minneapolis came over
from Woonsocket last Sunday to enjoy
he beauties of the famous simmer re-
,0rt Of the northwest. .,.
Rev. w. II. Hoadley and M. jones
Of Huron, attended the temperance
convention Wednesday. Mr.. HoadleJ
IS secretary Of the Temperance Alliance
"ccently organized at that place and is
'!oing good work for the cause in Da
l.ota. g.. -: 49,. =: !:
II. T. Stewart, ct Plankinton, Is in
own prepared to take Photographic
Jews Of the Springs and other objects
of interest, 'housss, claim shant!es, etc
Jews on hand, for sale at his head
.Uarters at the Woodhurn house. Call
md see them.
Dakota was represented in the Grand
Army encampment at st. Pau1 by 53t
veterans. This was the grandesU gath
ering of the series which has occurred
within the past two years, and was en-
'oyed with {, heartiness which promises
greater achievements in the future
himball Graphic:-A kimball young
man BACKED his moustache with stove
polish and then ceurted hisgirl on Sun
LAY night. On Monday morning he'
ace looked like one OF John King
maps Of Chamberlain, with railroads
Onning from her mouth to her ears