Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-22
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T. I..Smith wentto Mitchell Monday.
DR.. Hull, of Waterbury, was in town
tuesday.
e. S. Waterbury was in town the first
# the week.
Judge Rice came over from Water
pury Thursday. -;
t. T. Tohlemire has been quite sick
sor a week past. .
Justice Hackett visited Mitchell the
4r,t Of the week.
b. B. Brown, of Woonsocket, was in
town last Saturday. .
!. I. McGlashan, of Crow Lake, was
n town Tuesday.last
The trees in Washington Springs
nark now wear robes of green.
A. S. Beels is building wagon shed
ror Vessey Bros: Rsnsona s. Co.
-C.E. Nevin, Of the'White Lake Dis
patch, was in town last Saturday.
The washington Springs hotel con-
.inues to be crowded with guests. '
Arrangements, are alrsady being
made for 4th Of July celebration. -
Jay w. Thomas had the misfortune
20 lose a good" horse the first of the
week. -
A fine shower Wednesday evening
treshened up growing vegetation Won
lerfully. - -
W. j. Williams building is nearly
completed and presents an attractive
II. NJ. Hay captured six young coy
9tes on the school section, No. 36-109-6 IS,
last Sunday.
Messrs. Marlenee and Murphy have
lone some fine carpenter work on Rob't
Nessey's house.
Wm. Austin, Of Waterbury, passed
through town last Tuesday, en- route
for his farm in 1OS-67. -
school has commenced in A. S. Beels'
1eighborhood, Media township. Miss
Shultz is the Instructor
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wallace, of Mitch
III spent Saturday and Sunday last with
their sons family north OF town.
L. N. Loomis' new house is rapidly
approaching completion under the
,llllful workmanship of w. II. Robe
son.
Mrs. A. A. Riddle arrived in town
last week, and is@busily engaged in
planting trees on her timber claim east
Of town.
j. II. Woodburn started for short
,,isit to Vermont on Monday last. Jas
tIoar occupies his blacksmith shop dur
lng his absence.
Messrs. Chas. and Danl Linn, OF
Bremer Co., Iowa, have been visiting
friends in the neighborhood OF the
springs during the past week.
Gassman, the Indian agent at the
Crow Creek agency, denies agging the
Indians on, but says he has done all in
his power to keep them quiet,
Surveyor Corbin was in town Mon
lay looking over the route across the
Washington Hills, with view of find
ing the best place for highway.
A sister of Mrs, DR.. Matthias arrived
N town from Brooklyn, N. Y, last
Monday evening. She intends spend
.ng the summer in washington Springs
George B. Armstrong, register Of the
and Office at Huron, OAK, was married
At Indianapolis on Tuesday, May6, te
Mrs. Anna G. Smith Of Chicago. NJ
cards.
Rev. Wm. McCready held quarterly
Meeting services last Sunday in the NJ
Z. church. The large audience which
turned out to hear him was treated tt
III excellent discourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Hall visited Woon
socket Monday. While returning hom
their buggy broke down, and the!
aAghted rather Unexpectedly on tn
ground. Mrs. Hall was slightly bruise'
but not seriously injured,
The new postal card paper, under tn
contract Of 1885, will be delicate pin
N lieu of the cream color Of the card
4oW issued, The texture Of the pape
Is also to be improved. The size wi!
pc the same as now in use.
1t is said that Minnehaha county
ne banner county in contributing
>abbath school work, and that the PEI
"entage of her population who atten
sabbath school is greater than an
''Aer county in the territory.-Leade
Pittsburgh Pa) Dispatch: Judge
shannon, late chief justice OF 0ak
"a, has returned to Pittsburgh and tn
week will resume active practice at tt
Alieghany county bar, of which he W;
II Years past one Of the most consplc7
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