Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-22
:. Waterbury was in town Tues.
+ T.. Ford visited Mitchell Wednes-

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lay.
J +. Ford visited Mitchell 1Yednes.
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\. d. Wilder was in Woonsocket
Monday.
Blowers IS ott pay Rail Road prices
or Oats.
Mrs. E. j. Hoar is very sick. DR..
Farmer attends her.
90. Stanchfeld, of Mitchell, Sun
laved at the Springs.
Joseph Scott's little child has been
mite sick fer some time past,
L. l.. smith left on Tuesday and will
make his future home in Alpena.
Miss Mary Scott, of Sioux City, is WIS.,
ting friends in Washington Springs
Joseph Farnham has been quite sick
Tor a few weeks past but is better now.
Robert McNichol, of Huron, visited
he Springs on Saturday and Sunday
ast.
Edgar Bowen started for Vermont
Monday in company with Alvah Stur-
CESS.
BoRN,-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Thom-
ls, a son. Also one to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
II. Ford.
u Planllinton's third paper, the Demo-
rat. has been bought hy Mr.. Vickers,
from Iowa.
Geo. O. Luce and wife, and S. L..
Wood and wife, of Woonsocket, visited
the Springs Sunday.
\ party of ladies and gentlemen from
he eastern part Of the county viewed
the Springs Thursday.
\ party of fifteen from the south
western part Of the county on Saturday
oicnicked at the Springs,
Lindley M. Brown, one of the pic
lcers of 1O7-6e, started for a visit to
his parents in Blue Springs, Neb.
South Dakota butter rates half cent
higher in the New York market than
my other grade.-Press g. Dakotaian.
Mr.. Perry Ransom, Of Oshkosh, Wis,
nrived in town Monday evening, on a
short visit to his son, Allan Ransom, Of
his place.
G. w. Hill, of Cherry township, in
.ornls us that AZ ear of ripe Dent corn
was found in his neighborhood on Sat-
rday, Aug. 10th.
Several loads Of lumber passed
through town Tuesday for G. n. Price,
Of Waterbury, who is enlarging his liv-
cry Darn at that place.
\ The American Home published at
Duncan comes to us this week in a new
tress and is printed at that place in
stead Of kimball'as heretofore.
4 party composed CT II. J. Nichols
Miss Clark, L. L. Steadman, Mrs. Mol
lie Nimber, r.. e. Rock and Miss Min.
ME Johnson, of Woonsocket, visited
The springs Sunday.
Rev. Campbell is in receipt Of letter
from p. L. Pardee in which he states
that Bishop Andrews will probably bt
present at the dedication Of the NJ. T
church sometime in October.
Rev. j. G. Campbell will deliver ;
lecture under the auspices Of Pionee
VIC. 7. u, Sunday eve, Aug. a4th.
BY order of Union. r. j. SMART,
Cor. Sec
Mr.. John McNair, of Oshkosh, Wis
accompanied by his neice, Miss Cor;
McNair, arrived on Wednesdays stage
and will spend short time visiting
iheir friends, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Alber
and others in this Vicinity.
The sociable for the benefit of tn
ladies mite society, and magic lanterl
entertainmentatth at the postoflice NYednes
day evening was success socially an(
financially. Owing to the chilly atmos
pher but few were in attendance from
out of town.
$. Kenney sold his store and stock Q
goods to N. D. Wilder on Wednesda
last. Mr.. Wilder will continue the bus
mess which Mr. kenney has been con
Quoting for the past year. We bespeal
for the new merchant liberal shar
Of the patronage Of the people Of Jer
auld county.
Alvah str1rgess, the popular youn
clerk at the Washington Springs hote
for the past year, left on Monday TO
his old home in Vermont. His man
friends in this vicinity were sorry t
have him go and they all join in Wish
ing him pleasant journey and aspeed
return to Dakota.
The saddest accident which we nay
been obliged to chronicle IS that "hlc
happened to w. w. Brewer, OF Iemplt
ton, last Monday afternoon. Whlle ul
loading load Of bay the horse becan