Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-31
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IN town SATURDAY.
w, M. McNally, of Clayton, Iowa,
,yas in town the first of the week.
O.G. Woodruff and Mr.. Richardson.
Of Alpena, were in town Saturday.
Miss Anna Brewer has gone to
rlankinton to visit with her brother.
Mike Waters, a Sioux City missiona-
rs, was in town the first of the week.
c. II. Stephens is erecting a fine new
residence on his farm south of town.
Austin Barber came up from Mitch
I'll last week and visited friends here.
Miss Hughes, who is teaching south
Of town, spent the Sabbath in Water.
bury.
Misses Mittle and Nellie 'Vessey, of
Horse Shoe Lake, were in town on Sat
urlay. "
n. A. Keeler and E. w. Zahrendt
passed through town Sunday on their
way west.
Henry Stephens is manufacturing a
handsome blank case for Hackett s.
,iunderson.' /.
M. Kintner, VIM. Home and Miss
5eorgie Moore, OF Woonsocket, visited
the Springs Sunday last
we are indebted to Prof. W. II. Jor-
dan for catalogue Of Simpson College
Of Indianola, Ia, for the year 1855.
Please return "Moonstone" belonging
10 w. G. 7. U. library.
Mrs. r. S. VEssEY, Librarian
Tuesday of this week was the Hottest
day of the season, the thermometers in
town ranging from 1O2 deg. to 1O7 deg.
in the shade.
I. Linus Blank is rusticating among
The bundles of golden grain this week.
L. II. Ford has charge Of his business
while he is absent. s..
We learn that the unfortunate man,
Mr.. Gerlt, who was injured by being
kicked by horse last week, died from
The effects of the wound.
Wchave received a copy Of the pro-
ceedings Of the Masonic Grand Lodge
Of Dakota from which it appears there
ire now seventy-ninel dges in the Ter
ritory with membership Of 2,644.
A meeting will be held in school
house No. 4, in Cherry township, on
sabbath, Aug. I'd, at 2 p. M, to organize
Band of Hope.
SurT: JUVENILE WORK ". G. T. u.
Mr.. Buckman, father-in-law of H. l..
England of Harmony township, is Wis
ting relatives in that neighborhood;
he is from Dallas county, Iowa, and ap-
pears we'll pleased with Jerauld coun-
y.
W. II. Jordan arrived last week from
lndianola, Iowa, and will make his
home in the future on his claim east Of
own. His wife will visit friends in
Iowa before taking up her abode in
Dakota.
Mrs. c. Z. Thayer and daughter
frances accompanied Miss Ferguson
md Miss Katie Stimson On their jour
Aey to their home in Minneapolis, Mimi
on Thursday. Mrs. Thayer will spend
few weeks in Minneapolis visiting
with friends.
D.. G. Gillis and wife, Of Mitchell, Wis
ted the Springs this week. Mr.. Gillis
vas formerly owner of the toWnsite at
white Lake. He announces himself
IS well pleased with our location for a
Gown and thinks our prospects aregood
OF thriving city.
l.. j. EarnSworth, q veterinary sur
yeon Of large experience in Chicago
has located in Washington Springs and
hose wishing his services can find him
&tthe Washington Springs hotel Those
"ho have horses that need the attend.
>Acc Of skilled physician will do well
20 call on him and ask his advice.
Il 10y of about IA or 15 years .of age
an away from his parents in Alexan-
4rla short time ago and obtained
shelter with Mr.. Gillispie; who "batch-
IS II Rome township and resides in a
'o0 shanty. This mornings storm
washed out the center-pole of the build.
ing which fell on the boy instantly
.Illing h1m.-Mai1 '.
Next Sunday, Aug. 9, will occur the
a. quarterly meeting Of the M. p
,h0rci1. 1t is expected that Rev. VIM
alcCfeady will conduct the exercises or
mat occasion. Theprogramme will be
reaching : followed by business meet
;Ag saturday evening, Aug. lst. Love
east Sunday morning at 1c o'clock
,oloWed by preaching and administra
Ion Of the sacrament of the Lords
upper.
.Anumber Of papers have again takel
p lhe subject Of the "stingiest man il
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