Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-10-23
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Groceries Of all kinds at Roth Bros.
Vote for Washington Springs for the
Capital Of South Dakota.
M. b. Mcneil of the Waterbury News
made us visit last Saturday.
Roth Bros, SUCCESSORS to N. d. vii
der, sell Clothing Of all kinds. 81
Whips and Harness Goods at Roth
Bros. successors to N. d. Wilder. %
The court house, since it has been on
closed, makes splendid addition to tbo
city.
Judge Smith and wife and Mrs. y II
sullivan, OF Plankinton, were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Ruth McNiclSle, formerly Miss
Ruth Tohiemire, is the mother of a
bouncing baby girl.
Fine base heaters and cook stoves ,t
Morse & LaPoint's. Call and see them
and get prices. o162
Nessey Brothers, Ransom & Co. sell
goods cheaper than you can buy them
at the railroad. o16
l.. IL. McCarger, of the Alpena Jour
nal was in the metropolis last Satur-
day; the HERALD acknowledges call.
Mr.. blowers reports 2l bushels of
wheat to the acre from his farm lust
east of the city limits. Not a bad crop.
Mrs. DR.. Hall will lecture on temper
nce in school house No. 1, Anina town
ship ON Sunday next at 10 o'clock a. M.
Why net vote for Washington Springs
FOR the Capital? No finer location for
it can be found south of the 46th par
allel.
Mrs. Harris, wife of #. w. Harris
who IS building on the hill south of
town, arrived in town last Friday eve
ming. A welcome is extended to her,
Any one needing Stove Repairs can
get what they want if they hand in
their orders to Morse s. LaPoint before
NOV. lst, o162
Vessey Bros, Ransom 81 Co. have th e
largest stock of Clothing in the coun.
", Suits from So to $40. Go and see
them. o1G
a fine assortment Of trimmed hats
and millinery goods generally at Roth
Brothers. Cali and examine before
purchasing. s25
Several of Washington Springs busi-
ness houses have been treated to fresh
coats of paint recently, among which
are .E, Thayer's bank, Morse 81 La
Points hardware store, Roth Bros. store
and the Washington Springs hotel.
Prof. Huntley, candidate for Repre-
sentative and Q. G.. Woodruff, candi-
date for County Judge, will speak on
the political issues of the day at the NJ.
+. church Monday, Oct. 26. Come out
and hear them.
a. G. Kellam of Chamberlain is a
candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court for this. district under the new
constitution. The Major is well and
.avorabIy known throughout the dis
trict and would without doubt make
an able and efficient officer
We are Informed by a circular from
the Territorial democratic central COM
mlttee that the democratic party as a
party organization will make no nomi-
nations and have nothing whatever to
uo with the coming election SO far as
regards voting on the constitution and
FOR state officers.
We are not much given to asking
conundrums but would suggest a pos
Slble query to those who know: What
would be the status Of the new states
officers if they were elected and. the
constitution rejected? They certainly
could not hold Office under the const1-
luton already adopted and on file in
Washington.
There will be d temperance concert
at the NJ. L. church, Sabbath evening,
Nov. lst. Songs by Mrs. Cummings, Mrs.
batemIn and others, and recitations by
The children. Concert positively free
and no collection. Let there be a full
house to encourage our embryo elocu-
fionists and show your interest in the
grea#t Question Of the day. $
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Mitchell Republicans: D. A. Scott the
father Of washington Springs is in
town as happy as usual. He has assu-
rance that Washington Springsis locat-
ed in just the right spot for the capital
Of the proposed new state. He there
Tore places his town in the field. The
cleansing and healing qualities OF the
spring water would be a perpetual heal
er for the filthy politician.
Republican Convention.