Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-24
Dare to do right
Dare to be true!
Kick at your mother-in-law
Ii she kicks at YOU,

Ii She KICKS at YOU
l..J. Barnes made a trip to plapl1in
a,n this week.
Bert Orr's house is rapidly approach
ing completion.
Nd. Wilder has been putting his
uilding in shape for winter,
BE sure to attend the Peoples Con.
scntion tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. DR. Matthias mother came from,
The East Wednesday morning.
The building of a mill at Wessington
Springs is again being agitated.
Morse u LaPoint have been prepar.
ing their building for cold weather
Sunday School will begin at 10 q m
next sabbath. Let all be there on time
WANTED.-We want some potatoes
turnips, cabbages, &c, on subscription
Tree claim for sale in 1OS-G6, For
particulars enquire at the HERALD Of
tee.
i. Q. Grady, Of Sioux City has been
visiting in the city for a few days this
week.
several choice bargains in Real Es-
tate Enquire at the Jerauld County
Bank.
Mrs. James Cavanaugh started on
Thursday morning for a visit to friends
IN Iowa.
The w. G. Z. U. will hold a PRAYER
meeting at the NJ. L. church next We'd
1esday afternoon.
The fences, sheds and Buildings used
~ the Agricultural Society have been
nearly all removed.
Woonsockethas been styled ''thc pride
of Sanborn county and the infant Won
er of south Dakota"
The first snow of the season visited
Us last Monday, DIST; of course hardly
any one was ready for it.
Miss Ella Macarthur, of Colo, Iowa
Arivei last night and viii spend few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. e. B. Orr.
Mrs. Mary Barber, living east of Al
pena. in Jerauld county, lost her all in
prairie fire the other day. Loss over
$1,000.
Miss Alma Gwinup, of Luzerne, N.
l., came on Thursdays stage and is
stopping at the hotel with her friend,
Miss Cady
kimban aad Chamberlain are fight
}N2 foi the capitol Of Brule county, and
he question will be decided at the com
jng election.
\ prairie fire south of Plankinton did
Great damage last Sunday Several
t,ouses. much grain and some stock are
reported destroyed.
lust two hundred and fifty dollars to
IAN on an improved farm, on five years
.ane. No commission. Apply to Bank
u washington Springs,
We are under obligations to Mrs. H.
Wheeler for her kind remembrance
i us in the shape Of q duck. May her
hadoW never grow less.
MARRTED- Waterbury, Oct 16,
1851, by Rev. /. NJ. Cooley, Miss Clara
2eile Waterbury and Walter II. How
ard, all Of Waterbury, d. T.
Services at the NJ. Z. church Of NTcs-
ngton Springs at II a. H., on sabbath,
let. 10Th. Subject, The Highest DUTY
Nan. w D. Luther, pastor,
among the arrivals in town this
week we would mention ten-pound
10y on Monday at George Bateman's
md Yesterday son at Dr.. Matthias
During the Fair the Grand Army
Post had an enjoyable season feasting
N bean soup and living over in memo
rE some Of the troubl0us days between
u and '65.
Bert Orr was away several days last
week looking after property that had
zen mortga ged His success is told
r tAe notice in our advertising col
ilnns to-day.
The HERALD Office sports q bunch OF
nber sugar cane grown by DR.. ). Ii.
3elcher. 1t stands over eight feet high
LOW and is another evidence OF what
#&l be raised in Dakota.
The proprietor of the Mitchell mill
ass the best wheat that comes to his
'ill is from Jerauld county. Parties
e4Qainted with our surroundings VIII
d. Wonde4 at the statement.
10 local editor is busy fAing UP his
'e'ls9 lor winter; his substitute mas
4r,ily set the hang CT the ropes Wi1aen
N!li account for the slim appearanceoi oi
Local columns this week.
@eme informed that the only case
FORE the supreme court at It's Lass seS
-lan on which al the judges agreed WIS
.s one setting aside the law rel2tlhg
-J tAe election Cf clerks of court.