Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
Fine spring weather.

Z. E. Grady, OF Sioux City, was in
own Tuesday. e'e@
7. Linus Blank has a seeder for sale
heap; cash or time.
c. E. Thayer and Or. Matthias went to
,,oonsocket Monday.
The Windsor House at Huron was
iestroyel by fire last week.
The school east CT town, taught by
L. NJ. AIagee, closed last Friday.
L. b. Orr went to Waterbury and
White Lake the first of the week.
II. D. Fisher and w. j. Williams
we're in Waterbury last Thursday.
BonN.-On Tuesday, April 7th, 1885,
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Louder.
Mr.. Thompson of Iowa, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. J.iE. Mcnamara.
John Vessey,s horse got away from
his stable at Grow Lake the other night.
How many people in Jerauld Co. OBJ
,erved Arbor Day by setting out trees? {?
I. Linus Blank is building an office
n Main street east of Barnes drug
store.
The Washington Springs hotel is
greatly improved with its new coat of
paint.
Rev. j. G.. Campbell, of Bridgewater,
5pent the first Of the week with his
tamily east of town.
several couples of washington
prings' young people attended the
masquerade ball at Waterbury We'd
nosday evening.
A little boy, belonging to q party
jeayeling overland from the Black Hills
70 Mitchell, fell out of the wagon and
hrole his leg last week.
The impression that every Dakota
lemocrat who goes to ashington for
oi,ice is entitled to the title Of "Hon."
is not believed to be well based.
Prof. Jay Parker has been giving q
-eties of chronological Lectures during
'he past week and quite a number OF
pur young citizens have had their char
acters delineated.
L. ii. Tarble has "laid on our table,
hens egg which measured six and
,ae-half inches by eight and one-half
ain fui, ch Ia /,t. ~,
acts.
Ye editor is busy this week getting
rain into the ground. AS he notifies
fs elsewhere that seeding is nearly
inished," we may confidently look for
aim in the onice in the near future.
For SALE.--A Badger Seeder, No. 2,
aew, one of the best machines made.
Also quantity of flooring, siding, di-
mension stuff and shingles at Woon-
ocl1et prices. r. S. BATEaAN.
There were SO few farmers out to the
Forestry and Horticultural meeting on
Friday last that it was postponed, to
meet in two weeks, April 24th, at p.
n., at the court house, Washington
Springs.
The Waterbury News is now publish
ID by Mr.. G. ID. Bon, Martin s. Cooley
haYing sold their interest to the former
Gentleman. We trust that the reputa-
lion OF the paper will lose nothing by
he transfer.
Detroit Journal: There are oyer
twenty-five hundred known languages,
mt they do not offer resources enough
enable some of the democrats who
Aave called on Clos eland to express
heir sentiments.
The city election in Huron, on Tues
'ay, resulted in tie election Of the fol
lowing officers: Ii. j. Rice, Mayor;
harles Osborn, Clerk; Thomas A. Dun
AIng, Treasurer; Hamilton Kerr, Asses
]or; j. E. Elson, Police Justice.
The party who set the fire that did so
much damage about Waterbury has
leen discovered 1t is a woman up in
lland county, and she is supposed TO be
me same individual who set Chicago
oh ire some ten or twelve years ago.
Waterbury News.
Hanson Co. Advocate: Mitchell
should be happy. Dawson county has
zen Jurors at this term of the U. S.
court, while Minnehaha and Yankton
nave but one each; and little Hanson
none. "Oh, why should the spirit of
mortal be proud?"
steele Gazette: A Dakotalan visiting
"a Michigan, writes a friend: "Stick to
Dakota. You fellows out there don't
AAoW what hard times really are. The
NOW here is twenty-four inches deep
N level, and many drifts are from
itAreen to twenty-five feet high. II is
ne coolest winter ever experienced in
his section"
IL was supposed that the osculatory