Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-21

u hliauelphiu Call
Politics quiet.
Politicians scarce,
Indian summer weather
Celebrate Thanksgiving Day.
Remember the Temperance meptino
sunday.
The sound of the hammer is heard in
The land. -
Rev. Luther visited Woonsocket
Thursday.
Iom Warburton will visit friends in
The building boom has struck Yves.
sington Springs.
The Mormon church has an income
hf s2,O0O,O00 year
Blowers 4 CIT want 100 bushels of
good, clean Flax Seed.
e. b. Orr and family have moved in
to their new residence.
n. 3. Miller, Of Woonsocket was in
town Saturday on land business.
N. e. Williams, of Anina, left for a
visit in Sheldon, Iowa; this week.
Walworth county removed her coun-
ty seat from Scranton to Centertown
on the 4th.
The decrease of the National public
debt during the month of October. was
ss,309,192.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maxwell, of An
ina, have gone to Planklnton to spend
the winter.
Rev. Hoadley, of Huron, will address
the people on Temperance next Sunday.
Don't fail to hear him.
Mrs. Batchelder came from Mitchell
last Thursday evening. She intends to
remain here during the winter.
Letcher Blade:-Chamberlain holds
the county seat Of Brule county, and
Washington Springs that of Jerauld.
Work will soon begin on five new
school houses in Washington Springs
township. Let the good work go on!
st. Lawrence has just opened up a
roller rink and opera house. Why can
not some one get up such an enterprise
here?
The young ladies Of Pipestone Mimi,
wear black stockings on one foot and
red ones on the other, If the Star is to
De believed.
Arkansaw Traveller There is one
peculiar feature about a scandal. Ev-
cry statement but the true one is read
lily accepted.
d. A. Scott is erecting 4 large, two
story building on Second street. 1t is
enclosed and will be ready for occupan-
ny in short time.
The Salem Pioneer Register took
three columns Of cuts to express its
satisfaction over the result of the elec-
zion in NIcCook county.
Huron Times Washington Springs
has secured the county seat of Jerauld
"ounty. All it now needs to make it a
rlourishing town is railroad.
Mitchell Mall DIR. Pardee telegraphs
his people that he has secured $l3,5Ol
from the New York Mission Board, fol-
the advancement of schools and church
work.
r. II. Mcbride, of the Mitchell Oak,
Mail, has purchased the Ackley (lowa.
Enterprise. The paper will be Demo
cratic in politics Under the new man
agement.
Washington proghosticators are
prophesying that the movement fol
Dakota's admission is not likely to be
successful during the Forthcoming ses'
zion of congress. =. !,
Some fiend in human shape went in
10 the barn of a Hand county farmer
short time ago, cut the throat OF one OF
his horses, disemboweled another, anc
then set the barn on fire.
Mrs. Smith, a sister OF n. ID. Wider
accompanied by Miss Emma Wendall
Of Massachusetts, arrived in town Fri
lay last, and will make their tuture
home in Washington Springs.
The Free,nasons Of Ohio have takeI
!, determined stand ON the liquor ques
tion. and at the meeting of the Crane
Lodge in Columbus last week, they re-
solved that the selling OF Intoxicating
drinks is Masonic offense ana, shoule
uisqualify any one from initiation o.
atfiliation in any Masonic lodge;
Nearly one-half of the deposltorS n II
the savings banks of Massachusetts an
women and girls. What u blessing :
would be to Dakota to have some 0:
those good and substantial women al'
girls out here to set an example OIL say
ing up for rainy day and Tor tne pup
bort of poor, but handsome nusp"uu ~
sf>she should be SO fortunate y as "
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