Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-10-30
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Groceries of all kinds at Roth Bros
Political canvassers numerous.
Roth Bros, successors to N. D. Will
,ier, sell Clothing Of all kinds. s11
The Rev. Terwarthao of the Methodist
church is expected to preach next Sun
day morning.
4 portion of The Jerauld County
News outfit is advertised to be sold by
The Sheriff on Nov. 9th.
Nessey Brothers, Ransom & Co. sell,
goods cheaper than you can buy them
At the railroad. ole
A Band of Hope was organized at
Lyndale, October 18th, with Mr.. shimp
rs superintendent. = ).
FouND.-On the press where some
kind friend had left, spare rib. Lost
III our Emblem of Capacity'the afore-
said spare rib. Thaaks!
Hot coffee and free lunch will be fur
nished near the polls by the Pioneer W..
CT. U. to the voters of washington
springs township;
Thos. Drake has material upon the
ground for a building;. 1s K "a feet in
size, on the lot nearly opposite Vessey
Bros, Eansom & Co.'S store.
y. v: Miles captured the nomination
for State Senator from this district at
The convention held at Plankinton last
Monday. We congratulate Mr.. Miles
md Jerauld county and trust that he
may get every vote In the District.
\ Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was organized in Viola town
shiplast week: Pres, Mrs. Susan Smith,
sullivan P. o. Also Anina, Pres Mrs.
x. D. Cady; Washington Springs T. O.,
md Cherry, Mrs. Ruth Me- Culloch, Earl
yille p. o..
There will be a temperance concert
at the NJ. E. church; Sabbath evening,
Nov. 1st. Songs by Mrs. Cummings, Mrs.
I5ateman aud others, and tecitations by
The children. Concert positively free
and no collection. Let there be full
house to encourage our embryo elocu-
tionists and show your interest in the
greatest question Of the day. i
The Republican nominees for this
county are as follows: For representa-
tive; Rev. S. F. Huntley; for county
Judge, O. G. Woodruff; for county COM
missioner, 1st Dist, O. A. Knudtson..
The Democratic nominations are Jas.
". Harden for representative; M. C.
Ayres for county Judge and Richard
Dalton for county commissioner.
The reason that no report Of the con-
yention proceedings appeared in last
weeks Herald was because the secrc-
larry did not see fit to furnish this office
with the copy until after the paper was
printed; the same reason, substantially
applies to the lack Of publication Of the
awards made at the county Fair held
last month-we have not received the
:cpy.
in another column we republish an
article fromsthe Huron Alliance rela-
tive to the temporary location of the
capital at. Huron. This is a question
hat has an interest for our people
:sbove anything else that is to be voted
on at the coming election, save, per-
haps, the question Of prohibition; while
3ome Of our people are Of the opinion
haiti is to our interest to vote for
Pierre, others are as positive that it is
q cur interest to vote, for Huron. In
.ase the location should be made at
Huron it will give a stimulus to the
Duluth, Huron u Denver railroad and
insure it's early completion: the build
ing of this road would be worth more
to this county than any other that will
eyer be built; this, together with the
act that the.principal part Of the in
aabitants o.. the new state live east and
south Of Huron, and their convenience
should ,be considered kAgain, if, the
temporary location is made at Huron
twill be,easier to get the permanent
location at washington Springs where
it properly should be-than ifsit was
located OH the MISSOURI. Therefore bur
people should carefully consider 'Hur:
on's claims before voting.
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Grand Ball.
There will be a grand ball at the new