Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-08-01
risjtors are numerous.

A good crop Of small grain in Jer-
,n)d county this year.
D r. Barrett visited Woonsocket the
frst of the week on business. -,
Mfr, Barrett is putting an addition on
his house in the shape of kitchen.
8 Kenny and wife returned from
heir eastern trip Thursday evening.
Mr.. Macarthur, Of Colo, Story county,
a., Mrs. T. B. Orr's father, is visiting
her,
"ye local" and John Vessey made a
1ying trip.to Woonsocket Tuesday af-
Aernoon. t'
Z, p. Orr went to Woonsocket Thurs
lay morning, carrying his father-in-
Jaw to the train.
Mrs. Geo. Maxwell, of 1O6-65, was in
Mitchell several days of last week as
ryitness on a contest case.
Adolphus MAILER, of lO6-G5, went to
Minnesota last week and "they say he
does not expect to return alone.
Frank Eaton and wife, of Plankin-
ION, passed through town on their re-
urn from their visit in Hand county.
Frank Hartman, an Appleton, Wis,
boy in company with his brother Fred,
Of Woonsocket, made us a pleasant
oall Tuesday.
D. A. Scott returned to Woonsocket
he latter part Of last week. lie win
make short trip to Iowa and New
York before his return to this place.
Mrs. L. y. Litchtenstein and son,
tIrs, Lindley, Of Plankinton, and her
mother, Mrs. Owens Of Waterloo, Iowa,
spent several days at che Springs last
week.
The extra number of land noticeg in
his weeks HERALD causes a short
supply Of locals. We will endeavor to
make up the deficiency in future num-
hers.
Mr.. O. G. Woodruff, of Alpena town
hip, represented Jerallld county in the
district convention held at Mitchell the
31st ult. an ADLER representative could
not have been found.
Rev. Brandow, Of Templeton, will
exchange pulpits with Rev. Campbell,
Of this place, on Sunday next and will
deliver a temperance lecture in the
evening. Turn out and give him full
house.
NJ. B. Mcneil, of the American Home,
Duncan, was caller at the HERALD
office on his way to Woonsocket to pur-
chase lumber last Friday. He was for
7nerly q neighbor of Postmaster Bar
rett in Wisconsin.
The Buffalo Herald published at
Waterbury by the Cooley Bros, has
been sold to Nj. 3. Mcneil, Of Duncan,
md the material will be used in the
publication of the American Home
1t the latter place.
Bert Bateman, who has been enjoy
ing (y poor health for some time past,
left Friday, for a short visit to his for
ner home in Appleton, Wis. His
friends in this vicinity hope to see him
return fully restored TO health.
w. J. Williams and j. L. Johnston
attended the band party at Waterbury
Several of our citizens who had made
arrangements to attend were disap-
pointed in not being able to attend. A
good time is reported by those present.
Mrs. G. W. P. Osgood and son Harry
left on Wednesday last for q lengthy
visit among eastern friends. After a
short visit in Iowa she will go on to
Boston, Mass. Her many friends in
this vicinity will regret her absence
and we trust she will again take up her
residence here.
The Ladies Mite Society Of the II. e.
church VIII hold their next social at
the residence Of Peter Barrett, August
6,S Sp. IN. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to ali. Committee OF arrange
ment: L. l.. Blank, Miss l.. NJ. Lamb,
and Miss Lille Young. A rousing
/ good time is anticipated.
Mrs. D. w. SuRYoCK, Secretary
A dispatch from Clinton, Iowa, is to
the following effect: The action OF
Judge Hayes, of the district court, i'll
releasing on habeas corpus James
Weir, a Muscatine saloon keeper, con
,icted under the prohibition law, is re,
2eiVed with exultation by the liquor in
terest and corresponding discourage
mcnt by the friends Of the new law
1t is belived to be almost impossible tc
enforce the new law under the clrcum
stances in this district.
Pioneer Press:-A lady living few
miles outside of Sheldon, d. T., came
INTO town the other day very mucf
worked up on account OF q saloon-keep
ar selling liquor to her husband. Sh(