Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-06
Spring has come.
Seeding has commenced.
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Mrs. A. B. Smart is among the sick.
A Ransom drove to Crow Lake Sun
iay.
r. NJ. Magee has a new milk COW for
sale.
A large number Of teams in town
this week.
Mrs. II. II. wheeler was in town on
saturday last.
souire Hackett tried his Hrst case
.ast wednesday.
E.B. Orr made trip to Mitchell the
jrst Of the week.
Sheriff Spears was over to Alpena on
Friday Of last week.
Don't fail to attend the donation next
Wednesday, evening.
The building boom has again struck
Washington Springs.
The name Of Stetso1l postotice has
oeen changed TO Lynndale.
DR.. j. NJ. FTulr and wife. Of Waterbu-
y were in town Thursday.
F.A: Marcher, of Woonsdcket, was
.mong Che visitors This week.
Il. N. Magee's little boy has been
quite sick for two weeks past.
Judge Rice was in town Thursday
attending to probate business.
Get our figures on loans before max
ng proof. YATEMAN s. MCDONALD.
Frank Dunlap, formerly of the Wa
terlnlry News, was in town Wednesday,
Considerable wheat has been sown
nJerauld county during the past week
Several choice bargains in Real Es-
tatr. Enquire at the Jerauld County
Bank.
G. II. Cogshall will keep a herd OF
:attle l06-65 the coming season at 81
per head.
Mr Henry Thayer, /, brother of c. T.
md A. ID. rhayer is visiting in town
his week.
N-essey Bros, Ransom, & Co. are self
tng large quantities OF farm machinery
these days.
II. Linus Blank purchased Mrs. Dix
9n's house and moved 1T on to a claim
Wednesday,.
VIM. Bass and Arthur Emery, OF
North western Jeraulu county, were in
Gown this week.
A Washington special says the 4tl
IF March will find nearly l,lUO still
1n the calendars.
A sister of Mrs. Barnes, and children
from Plankintun visited at j. Barnes
,he first of ths week.
Y. Il. Dunn WAS one of party ot
Gour from Woonsocket, who visited til,
Reservation the first of the week.
Don't forget that we are prepared t.
dll all applications for loans on Real
Estate. I}ATEMAN e. MCDONALD.
Mrs. j. j. Barnes had several ttetl
extracted on Saturday last and has betl
quite sick from the effects of it all the
week
M. W. Young returned from Missouri
East Wednesday evening, He report
plenty OF snow and mud in that part oi
The world.
Services were held at the residence
81. Rev. Wm. Pagenhayt on Friday
evening. Quite goodly number i,
attendance.
surveying corps is at work running
railroad line from LIE Mars, Ia, in thu
direction of Yankton. 1t is supposed.
% be an Illinois Central party.
a blacksmith shop is being built il
.he rear ot Mr.. rarble's building on 9,
street and will he occupied 10y join
Chapman who will move to town from
al, place 2 miles east.
The Press and Dakotaian gives lis
9f building improvements for yank.
'on, already decided upon, amountin,
20 over $500. .OOO, to be completed durins
She present year. ~.
Tbe council has unanimously con-
'fmnd the appointments Of J. w. Ray
nond. Of Bismarck, for territorial treas
arer and Rev. Joseph Ward, of Yankton,
sor supt. of Public Instruction.
The Press and Dakotaian says thai,
II is the opinion of the northern mem,
orFs OF the legislature that Gov. Pierre
! VIII not only serve his term out, bus
VIII be appointed for second term!
Mr. Pettigrew has the credit Of being
"he original woman suffragist i'll tho
oak"th legislature, he having intro
aoced and carried the bill through tht
council eight years ago.-Blsmdrck
Tribune.
s'r, Orswell of Mitchell, is in town
nhu talks Of building u grist millin the
A'e''f 1uture f he can secure proper en-