Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-05-09
Plant trees.
lean house.
Fine weather.

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screen your windows.
gly time approacheth.
Mrs. Charles Smith is we'll again.
Freddie Crow is improving slowly.
railroad meeting at the court house
o-day.
Lemon with a stick (of candy in it is
he latest.
Dakota Sunday School convention at
Huron, June Sd.
Postmaster Barrett visited Mitchell
The first of the week.
D. c. Hewitt is able to be out again
liter his recent illness.
Mrs. McElwatn is still confined to the
gailse with sore throat.
s. II. Albert has his house, cast Of
,own, nearly completed.
RE. McNickle, Of Huron, spent Sun
,lay with friends at the Springs.
]. r. Eddy's family are sick with sore
throat but are doing we'll at present.
Breaking season has commenced and
seems to lie the general order of the
lay
Rev: Chas. Vessey has commenced
building on his claims southwest of
town.
Let everybody turn out and vote eth
er for or against bonding the townships
yor schools.
Jerauld county has lot of as fine
horses as can be found in any county
IN the territory:
The members Of the G. A. r. talk of
celebrating Decoration Day with ap-
nropriate ceremonies.
For or against school township bonds
viii be the question to decide at the
lection next Saturday.
On another page will be found the
2roceedings of the county commission
rs dG G1lc1I 1ttSt StSSlUu.
The Dakota medical association will
told its third annual meeting in Mitch
III, Wednesday, May 81.
While in Alpena the first of the week
we noticed several fine buildings under
process of construction.
Kenny says he is going to sell goods
vt Chicago prices, freight added. He
wants some more butter.
Robert Vessey has been confined to
he house for a few days with sore
throat Bit is better now.
Messrs. A. b. Smart, j. NJ. Spears and
". l. Bateman visited Huron the first
# the week on railroad business.
c. E. Thayet has commenced laying
The foundation for his house on the lot
recently purchased from A. B. Smart.
Ell. Dean, formerly OF the Woon-
socket News, will start democratic
paper at Plankinton about the first of
May.
Ella Wheeler, the Wisconsin poetess,
vas married to r. NJ Wilcox, awealthy
Connecticut manufacturer, at Milwau-
kee, May 1st.
One Of Omer Shryock's mules stepped
n a hole while ploWing and injured
himself SO that he will probably be
lame for some time.
Mrs. Lawton and baby are slowly
Improving. These two persons are all
here are left of a family Of eight in
less than two weeks.
Pritchard g. Kithlidge, of Iowa, have
bought the stock of Rice & Herring Of
Waterbury and have added thereto a
sarge stock Of goods.
Four thousand persons are said to
have witnessed the ceremony of break
ing ground for the University Of Dako-
"a at Mitchell, May 2nd.
Mrs, Carrie M. Pierce, widow of Mar
shall Pierce, killed by Henry n. Lewis,
at Mitchell; has brought suit against
Lewis for S25,OOO damages
The outlook is good for splendid
"rop of small grain in Jerauld county.
" heat and oats never looked better at
ms season of the year, than at present.
The water that has no taste is purest;
The air that has no odor is freshest; and
ol AL the notifications of manner, the
most generally pleasing is simplicity.
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a. l.. Carlton has been in this neigh
)ofhood the past week or tive. He
owns valuable timber claim east of
own, on which he has been engaged in
planting trees.
5lo Final Proofs were made for Jer-
ialu county in the Mitchell land office
rom May 2, 1883, to April 30, 1884,
milking an increase Of 5000 acres of
ana subject to taxation.
"Rank and File" a drama from Army
''lfe, IS being presented at Mitchell this