Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-12
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insure your property against fire.
How do you like the nominations
n. d. Wilder visited Woonsoclzet
Monday.
II, S. Roger. of Alpena, was in town
! Tuesday.
For sALE.-A few choice pigs at r.
/ s. Bateman's.
Miss Mary Scott returned to Sioux
CITY last Tuesday.
\. E, Miller, of Woonsocket, was in
town on land business Wednesday.
Mrs. II. E. Wheeler and Miss Maud
Ayres visited Woonsocket Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Harris is visiting with
her son James at Rock Valley, Iowa.
F. A. Doolittle and wife, of planlln-
ton, were registered at the hotel We'd
nesday.
Drakola, Lakota, and Koto, are the
names of three Of Dakota's youngest
towns"
Several choice bargains in Real Es-
tate. Enquire at the Jerauld County
tank.
j. II. Burdick and ladies', Of Woon-
socket, visited the Springs the first of
the week.
Maine went from 10000 to $4,000 ma
joritity Republican in the recent state
elections.
Geo. Mills and wife, Of Woonsoclzet.
we're among the guests at the hotel
his week.
Armour has just made another nest
egg out Of pork corner which reaches
s2,o0O,OOO."
The board of commissioners held
Meeting Wednesday. See proceedings
,lseWhere.
A fire consumed some wheat stacks
OF q German named PowloWski, of !
PARSONS, last Sunday.
L. L. Orr is hauling lumber for new
louse to be built on the lot north of r.
/. Mage's residence.
G. w. Mcdonald attended the delica-
ion Of the Masonic Temple at Sioux
calls on the 18th inst,
English writers characterize the
resent American presidential struggle |
a campaign Of cartoons
+. d. Hartman, of Woonsoclet, rus
Gated at the famous summer resort of
Dakota the first of the week.
Fred keiser, Of Parsons, had the mis-
ortune to lose his barn and about 40
ons Of hay by fire last Friday.
A party of campers spent a couple of
nights at the Springs this week. They
carried q house on wheels with them.
Vessey g. Ransom have full assort-
nent Of school books on hand which
hey offer for sale at reduced prices,
Mcleod county has spent nearly one
thousand dollars pursuing horse thieves
nd the band has been broken up, it is
hought.
The Sioux City Journal says that one
nan in that vicinity picked seven thou
and five hundred watermelons from
ne patch.
The Firesteel Sabbath School give a
upper next Thursday evening for the
enefit of the pastor. Let there be a
MI attendance.
Mrs. ]. W. 7. Jordan has been quite
lck for some time past with erysipelas.
Ter many friends in this vicinity hope |
Or her a speedy recovery.
lIuronite:-W. W. Schulnan is just
aveling in grapes, from his own vines
nat were set out this spring, being Of
le Concord and GAINESVILLE varieties.
Robert Bonner has paid $227,00O for
inc horses-Joe Elliot, Edwin Forrest,
ady Stuart, Edward Eyeritt, Startle,
ocahontas, Dexter, Rarus, and MaudS.
Wm. Nelson and wife, of Ashtabula,
hio, and w. Y. Nelson, wife and chill
rem, of WoonSocket, were among the
lsitors at the Springs the first ct the |
eek.
L. Mcintyre brought some samples
ripe corn to this office the first Of the
eek that had fully matured in 60 days |
fter planting. How is this for biz
ardy Dakota?
1T is reported that Butler narrowly |
'caped becoming Baptist preacher.
was owing to his anti-moncpoly |
Jews that let him out Of that close
sect"
Coinage at the Philadelphia mint
uring August amounted to 1,2o6,CW
ollars, l,4o2,O0O scent pieces and l,3OO-
" cents, making 3,992,0oO pieces OF a
9tal valuation of S1,2S4,00o.
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