Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-12-11


Dent forget the cent counter at E.
=. Fordl's:.. =, :,, s.<
blankets, harness goods and
Whips at Roth Bros y
j. j. Barnes has sold his stock of
drugs TO Iowa parties. =, r..
Go to Z. II. Ford's and buy a beauti-
tnt Glassware set for only. Is cents.
Coat, dog, buffalo coats ,andfur> caps
tt Roth Bros. d4
WANrED-Jerauld Co. Warrants-at
Bank Of Washington Springs. dit
Another lot Of furniture just receiv-
81 at Roth Bros. d4
Several choice bargains in .Real Es-
tate. Enquire at the Jerauld County
Bank.
Autograph, photograph and scrap al
buns and other holiday goods at Roth
Bros. d4
Vessey Brothers, Ransom 4 Co. sell
goods cheaper than you can buy them
at the railroad. o16
Roth Bros. carry the dandy line Of
hahnels, dress goods, hoods and hos
lery. d4
Bank Of Washington Springs will give
highest price for Jerauld Co. War
rants. dill
For SALE.-One II X Is Model Job
Printing Press and so pounds of Bre-
vier Type. Enquire at the HERALD Of
flee.
Co. Treasurer Williams has moved
his office to the new court house. Miss
Minnie Stanley assists him in his du-
ties us treasurer.
Yessey Bros, Ransom & Co. havethe
largest stock OF Clothing in the coun
ty. Suits from Sc to $50. Go and see
them. ole
A fine assortment Of trimmed hats
and millinery goods generally at Roth
Brothers. Call and examine before
purchasing. s25
ID. II. Solomon, of Glenwood, Iowa,
who has been in town 6. week or two
on the trial of his son, B. L. solomon.
returned TO his home the first of the
week
H. Blowers received telegram the
first Of the week from I. p, Evans &
Co, of indianapolis, Ind, that their oil
1oe two n1 l,,,
fire on Sunday last.
For SALE.--The REIMBURSEMENT Of a
tree claim in town 1OS-66 with 12 acres
breaking on claim can be purchased
very cheap if taken at once. Apply tc
the .Jerauld County Bank.
Instead of regular day Qast Saturday
II month"; will be at my office in county
seat on Saturday, Dec. 10Th.
J. Z. JOHNSTON,
Co. Supt.
Demorests Magazine for December
3rings vividly before us the happy sea-
son of Christmas. 1t is replete with
beautiful stories and poems approprl-
ate to that time; in addition to which
there are other articles of great merit
and utility. The opening article is the
commencement Of an interesting ser
ial by Julian Hawthorne. the well
known and popular author. Jenny
June contributes a paper on NV omen
Abroad;" and an exceedingly amusing
sketch is entitled ",Joseph and his
Brethren" The Household Depart
ment is unusually full, and the illustra-
tions good The frontispiece is an OIL
picture entitled Merry Christmas.
The preliminary examination OF B.
r. solomon was concluded last Satl!r-
day night and resulted in the defendant
being held to answer the charge with
out bail. From the testimony adduced
it appears probable that there was a
FIGHT at the ranch and that Rhobe was
killed as a sequence. The defense did
everything in their power to nave 'he
defendant released but failed to contro-
vert the statement made by the defend
ant himself-that he shot and killeu
Rhobe. The difference in the cost 10
the county between binding the de1 enc
ant over on his own Acknowledgements
of quilt and having a trial before Il J''-
Nv where he could be discharged or pun
ished accordingly as he was fouho III
nocent or guilty, and that OF spenolhg
tbo time of court and witnesses to es-
tob]ish no more than he admitted IS
something like $4Oo, rs he Will yeF nave
70 be tried bya jury. We understand
that the defense are going to try ana
oet the accused before the J'dgeol the
district Court and have him dlscharSeu u
or admitted to bail. While the expense
attending this trial will be a heavy 'aA
upon the county it should be borne III
mind by those liable to find 1aulC eha'
,his is not for the purpose OF fe'e.'se I
but simply for protection and 10 te@elI