Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-03
Prepare for winter.
Harvest your corn.
Are you going to the Far?
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IIurrah Tor Washington Springsl
Crowds of teams in town Monday
Work on the fair grounds has com.
aenced,
1t is Washington Springs now instead
Elmer.
I'hreshing is nearly finished in this
gicinity.
Allan Ransom went to Waterbury
aturlay.
o.G. Woodruff, of Alpena. was in
own Tuesday.
Mamie B. paced a mile with running
nate at Milwaukee in 2:o6
Our merchants are laying in large
tocks ofgoods for the fall trade.
l'gawds of.guests continue to arrive
4 the Wessinsssst.Sel,,af s ton siliin gs Hotel.
Nj. Emery, wife and daughter, of
10S-67, were in town Wednesday.
Quite number of residences will be
built in Washington Springs this fall.
For SALE.-A good pair of work OK
N. MD. Grow.
Bert Bateman returned from his
eastern visit last week. He reports a
GOOD time.
Bert Crr's new house north of R. NJ.
iagee's, is rapidly assuming shape and
will soon be completed.
There is more money invested in
irearms in Alabama than in hogs,
sheep and farm implements.
Read the premium list and then take
some OF those large potatoes, or some
hing else to the fair and get a premi-
We have received an interesting COM
nunication from Harmony township,
which we are compelled to leave out
his week.
Beecher says if the members Of the
j'Iymouth church are dissatisfied with
MS political course they can have his
esignation.
Aren't our township correspondents
lbout done with threshing SO that we
may, IN the near future" expect an
occasional item?
An institute for the teachers of San
born county, will be held at Woonsock-
at, commencing Oct. Goth and continu-
sng through the week.
Mr.. Wilder has q force Of men at
work finishing up his building. When
completed it will be as fine a store as
can be found in the county.
We wonder what the Plankinton
papers will have to talk about after
election. Give us a little more news,
poys, and "Let up on the racket!
Among those visiting Woonsocket
lis week were S. II. Albert, r. S. and
r.. Bateman, 3. G. Cummings, b. B.
Orr, and j. n. Cross Of Templeton.
A man in New York died the other
day while looking at the cartoons i'll
Puck. 1t is a wonder that more casu-
alties of the kind are not reported.
Where are Blaine and Cleveland now? ?
A Brooklyn grocer has an over-groWn
potato on exhibition which bears a
striking resemblance to Gen. Butler.
Abstracts of title to all lands in Jer-
nld county furnished at short notice
md guaranteed correct by
BArEMAN & MCDONALD.
At the commissioners convention
or the west end Of the county, MI.
John Sullivan was nominated as cam
t,late Tor commissioner for that dis
.rict.
England will need 1S3, 100000 bushels
Of wheat in excess of her own produc-
ion this year. Dakota and Minnesota
an supply nearly third of that
mount.
a Deuel. county farmer has posted
his notice: elf any mans OF Womans
Rows or oxes gets in these here oats,
lis OF hers tail will be cut OIL as ene
,ase might be-
The Premium List for the Jerauld
o. Fair will beready for distribution
he first Of next week. Copies OF the
pamphlet can be obtained OF the secre-
J. L. Ford. or at this Office.
I.x-With Ben Butler and Belya
lockwood running for president, SIT
ing Bull in the show business, and
rank James passing as an attraction
Missouri fairs, this has been a very
Eciting month so far.
The Ladies' Mite Society will give
entertainments consisting Oh singing
citations, etc, at the II. 4. church
L me evening during the Fair, to which
D are invited. Admission, 10 cents
BY order Of COMMITTEE.
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