Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-17

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and variety OF articles too numerous
TO mention. Terms: Sums under $40
cash. Over ten dollars credit Of one
year at 10 per cent. on approved paper.
RoBT. JOHNSTON.
washington Springs, d. r., Oct. 8, 1884.
Did you attend the Fair?
Subscribe for the HERALD.
Rev M. M. Tool1e Of Mitchell was in
town Thursday.
i. II. Burdick of Woonsocket "took
in" the Fair Wednesday.
DR.. II. G. Shouse Of Davenport, Iowa
attended the fair this week.
Judge and Mrs. Rice, Of Waterbury,
were in town during the Fair.
Judge Edgerton will give Mitchell
term Of court, commencing October 81.
Everybody says that the display of
vegetables at the I air was the best they
had ever seen.
H. T. Stewart has q number Of views
taken during the Fair for sale at the
Woodburn house.
Sheriff Spears returned from his trip
to Sioux Falls with Wesley McCloud
Wednesday night.
The homeliest man, together with
the biggest liar in Jerauld county took
dinner with L. III. Tarble to-day.
Messrs. Kintner, of the 1Voonsocket
skating rink, and Thos. r. Dunn were
in attendance at the Fair Wednesday.
A pleasant party assembled at the
Woodburn house and ''tripped the light
fantastic" on Wednesday evening last;
: an enjoyable time is reported.
Vessey & Ransom had quite a smash
in their store last Wednesday night
The shelving on the west side Of the
building gave way and tipped over
smashing the show case and some glass
ware.
R. II. Chase, Of starkeJ, had the mis-
fortune to lose a calf-skin pocizet-book
containing a check on the bank of Wes-
sington Springs for $2OS6 and SIT in
currency, one day last week. The find.
er will be suitably rewarded by return
: ing the same to him CT leaving ANY in,
formation in regard to it at this Office.
:. Stoolmiller & Ueilman have bough
Of Mr.. Wallace, living ator near Yves
sington Springs, fifteen spring calves
Of pure Durham blood. They are the
largest we ever saw, without any esr
ception. Two Of them already butch
t cred averaged 300 pounds apiece. One
q of the calves will be taken to the fail
at Observation-Disclosures Times.
L. B. Rock. superintendent of the
, Northern Division Of the Chicago, Mil
: waukee S5 st. Paul railroad, father O.
L. E. Rock cf this city, with Mrs, Rocl
and sons, Chas. and Frank, and Mr.. an(
j, Mrs. e. Mansur, are taking a pleasure
trip about the territory IN Superinten
dent Rock IS pecial car. From here
the party Will visit at points along the
Chamberlain line, returning to Woon
socket before leavingsfor Milwaukee,
+ WoonsocI1et Times. The same party
!. was in Washington Springs Sunday
looking over the town and it's surround
9 ings. They wer well pleased with what
they saw, and will undoubtedly visit
the Springs often in the future.
r Following is Che list of appointment
" for the district in which Wessingtor
n Springs is located for the ensuing year
7. Ordway district, SYm. McCready
N Presiding Elder Aberdeen, $, i
,f| Brown; Alpena, J., c. Bush; Ashton
N ana Northyille, W. II. Natson; Altoo
to ma, j. $. 4 Alzers; Andover, S. S. Smith
le Blunt, e. ltoslyn; Big Stone City, }
II Fl. Moores; Clifton, Ito be supdlied!
" Detroit, W. Is Minty; Ellehdale, j. "
ii Bel: Forest CITY, 0. II. sproul; High
er more and Earcld, j. w. Scott; Howel
d. Barker; Ipswich, ito be supplied
C., La. Grace, T,}s Hunt; La Beau, Ito b
le suppliedD La, Eoon, p. d. Knox; Lee
" la. to be supplied) Millbank, j. B. ses
~ more: Mellette, j. Bloomhall; OrdWa
od and Columbia, 4. =. Jones; Pierre, v
it. II. Selleck; Port limma, j. b tauce
Redlield ana Crandon, A. McClintocl
w. St. Laurence and Miller 9. S. Bastor'
a Wessington. Springs, w, d. Luthe
St Wilmot, Ito ',e snpplied:l Webster, &
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