Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-29
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4. b. Smart is quite sick this week.
Bert Orr visited Mitchell last Thurs
lay.
Blowers 81 OFT pay Rail Road prices
ar oats
Visitors are numerous at the Springs
use times.
What are you going to show at the
oming fair?
Miss Minnie Harris has been quite
nj. the past week.
Hiss Florence Eu5le, OF Mitchell, is
guest of Miss Maud Campbell.
Mss Josie Pryne proved up" on her
.laim before Judge Rice Tuesday.
Rev. Pliny b. Fisk, of Letcher, visit
Ut the springs the first Of the week.
John r. White, of Mitchell, was reg
,tered at the hotel the first of the week.
Miss Mittie Yessey, Of Horse Shoe
AXE, was intown the first of the week.
Several choice bargains in Real Es-
ate. Enquire at the Jerauld County
;ank.
Mrs, Z. L. Define, Of Templeton, Wis
ted the Springs couple of days this
week.
Miss Fannie Riddle visited Woon-
ocket Monday in company with L. v.
Niles.
Considerable lurber passes through
,own every day for Waterbury and Vi
unity.
We are glad to note that Mrs. e. b.
3rr is recovering from her long and
we're illness.
Z. l.. Smith returned from Alpena
asst week. There's no place like the
.prings after all,
Mrs. Williams, mother Of our County
Treasurer, left for q visit in Iowa, on
Wednesday morning last.
/. j. McClaren, Of the Sioux City
Journal, was in town Wednesday inter-
eFyieWing our business men.
Mss Francis Cummings has gone to
tirlndy county, Iowa, where she eX-
nccts to remain till February.
Where are our correspondents Let
rs have few items occasionally from
ifferent parts of the county.
Note the change in Nessey & Ran
SONS advertisement. They have a
large stock Of goods just received.
Beardsley & son are kalsomining and
painting the church prepar atory to it's
dedication at some time in the near fu-
lure.
Nj. Stewart has taken some excellent
views Of the Springs, church, etc,
which can be found at the Woodburn
-.0u,t.
7. c. Buten, S. L. Wood, ]. NJ. kint-
hrr and J. r. Morris We're among the
visitors from Woonsocket the first of
he week.
Mr. Wilder is making some changes
n his new store recently purchased
from s. Kenny, preparatory to receiv-
.ng his new stock of goods.
Morse & Lapoint are buildings a large
edition in the rear Of their store which
Will add greatly to the looks as well as
onYenience Of tie bj1ilding.
Mrs. G. NJ Spears is the delegate APP
toInted by the Pioneer W. L. U. to
tttend the Temperance Convention at
-itchell, September I'd and Sd.
4 picnic party composed Of IIessrs.
Albcrt ard McNair and their families,
Hiss Cora McNair, and Mary Scott Wis
,.ed the Springs and Turtle Peak Sat
rday.
The G. II. Thcmas post, e. A. r., at
s,gdiicld, have arranged for Il reunion
n veterans at that place en- Sept. 10, II
and y, Preparation has been made for
!,e accommodation of 5000 soldiers.
!. horse thief got in his Work the
"oher dag at Springfield by walking off
With a horse that was hitched in the
.leet, but was arrested by the Indian
'2.lce While crossing the reservation.
Register.
) party Of invalids from Minnesota
.aNe been camping at the Springs for
ne past week or ten days, drinking the
"tAeral water for the benefit of their
se@lth, which they say has been great
improved thereby, .,.
Ier&u,d county is composed o. the
ast natured people in the world as is
-'idenced by the fact that dyed il the
col yard wide Democrats are delegates
the Republican conFenticn called by
"e republican Central Committee
!he valuation Of Dakota has nearly
dubbed in the past two years. Ii loo-
.4e assessed valuation was S542,VOo,VO
,!IU IN 1894 - will rancb DIrnr SSEHNl