Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-06
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Dakota contains 81 organized coun
les
Is. G. Cummings went to Woonsocke
thursday.
l.. H. Tarble visited Mitchell the frs
f the week.
Judge Rice, Of Waterbury, was il
59wn Tuesday.
Rev. Bullivant returned from Sioux
rails Saturday.
Mrs. French is visiting friends in
Mitchell this week.
John ! essey, of Crow Lake, was in
OWN Oh Sunday last:
Mrs. S. Beels has been dangerous.
" iii for some time past.
Probate Judge S. X. King, of Buffalo
rounty, was in town last week.
Get our figures on loans before maxi
ing proof. DATEMAN & MCDONALD.
y.J. Barnes has erected a prescription
case in his drug store on Main street.
Dakota has taken thesecond prize for
rheese at the New Orleans exposition.
j II. Dalton, of Woonsocket, and R.
Dalton, Of Parsons, We're in town Mon
lay.
Jas. O'Brien and &. j. Mentzer, Of
Crow Lake We're in town on Saturday
last
The county commissioners will meet
in special session Saturday, Feb. eth,
1855.
H. H. Tarble sold a pair OF horses to
9. S. Barber, of Lynndale, one day last
week.
s. t. Leeds, w. II. Howard and Chas.
platner. of Waterbury, We're in town
last week.
BATEIAN & MCDONALD are prepared
TO negotiate loans on real estate at not
tom rates.
B. L. Strattun and w. II. Milnam, of
slpena. were registered at the hotel
Wednesday.
broollings wants an appropriation of
$4,000 to complete the territorial agri-
cultural college.
Joe Morrow and John Gerken, of
Moonsocket, transacted business in
town Wednesday.
Another party Is talked of by the
members Of the G. A. r., to take place
some time this month.
l.. G. Wilson, NJ. w. Young and Hen
~ koonz, OF Parsons, transacted busi-
ness in town last week.
f. J. Shields, of Minneapolis, was
among the, guests at the Washington
springs hotel Wednesday,.
Mrs. Rob't Vessey returned Monday
from quite an extended visit with
friends at Horse Shte Lake.
b. f. Swatlnan, of Templeton, sent in
IN application for an appointment as
Notary Public the first of the week.
Money on Final Proof. For particu-
lars enquire OF
BATEMAN Il MCDONALD.
E. E. Grady, Of Sioux City, was in
town looking after the interests OF John
nornick 4 Co, druggists of that place
H. A. Robinson and j. w. Morris, of
Waterbury, were registered at the Wes-
slngton Springs hotel on Saturday last.
The Treasury Department estimates
the reduction of the public debt at over
S9,OoOn0o during the month OF January.
SIr. Bryce Girvan was in town on
Saturday last. He informs us tEat the
Woonsocket mill is in running order
now.
A postal from Presiding Elder, VIM.
McCready, informs US that he will be
in Washington Springs on or about Feb.
list or 22d.
jQst two hundred and fifty dollars to
loan on an improved farm, on five years
hme. No commission. Apply to Bank
ol Washington Springs.
Mr.. Blakemore has introduced bill
10 exempt from taxation farm improve
nents to the extent of $4,000. and i'm
plenents to the extent of $500.
Hiram Fisher, a Jerauld county COM
missioner, stopped here last night, on
me way to Charles City, Iowa, which
ne visits annually.-Mitchell Mail.
The citizens Of Grow Lake and vicin-
s'y are talking of building 9 creamery,
4 grlst mill. d railroad and many other
.hlngs OF minor importance.-Au
A. W. Hayes and &. t. Pugsley, Of
-'arker, d. T., have been in town for
some time past negotiating with ths
various school boards for school house
furniture.
hey. Eardee failing to arrive as. ex-
ptcted last Saturday, Rev. Daniels
iIltl the Du1nit ot tho NJ Il ah1,rch