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4UNNELrON.


ris ssd that John Snyter and TORY
ID 'yio are down for s. on Ice shave
subscription us, $. AMI D's. grca, Dig
hesrts gives AN occs-orI mighty tarob
OF generosity that almost bur4,s open
their shirt s'ula
The now railroad is attracting an shsdes
of poapa here, you can see any day 10
Tuuuci;on. from the tare7t Circos-ion e.
lhe blacklist ebony, sll willing 10 work.
Mrs s n. Guscnau aud Mrs. Frank
G. upnslau, Of Be,tsyEle, stayed YER
Pdd4Y night 10 tlNn lbt gu,sts Of Mrs
e o. bonep.ld
G-v. q. grs of phi3dpi preached TO
the 1cho d nonsc brrr Yesterday SUNDAY.
The Rambler d'5ovna usi to prov.
our relationship would he mo- M ghty
honor So Coca day ", seek no contro-
v.rsv "a ia.
w. J. Lyelo has had three brick
dues built I'm nus house besides other i'm
provemente 10 Judge from The looks of
The hues we would say that Wash Wi
liang is boss workman.
We predicted w,dding in former
Letter. Il came true yesterday Sunday
The contracting parties being VIM y B.
Weaver, and Ai:os Lille C.lrgan We
wish you Bordy happy life, and mas
YOU weave network OF love that viii
cling to You uutil old age
The tax pavers aud anti railroad meet,
ing, which wag held In the graugegtown
of Howesyllc lee, saturday proved q sue
cessfuI biessing TO the, people Of King
wood district and adj ming townships
u seems ihat up 10 the date indicated
there resided in the vicinity rural ORA
Tor called AsSessor Shaw. Every body
knOws what q county orator ia. flo lis
generally some brukcn down politician
who has had uArow escape from be
ing nomilaica fw Sheriff mr. elected jus
tice Of the plece-snd who imaginrs thar
givet him right 10 dose the people at
every public gathering, "r lit'lc township
convention viii spread eagle grammar.
assessor ;, has been the ,error of THE en-
tire vicinity, and the question among the
Howcsyille folks and inhsb,ants of smpn
towns in The vicinity, was how 10 CHOKE
81 the assessor, and rule tSat champion
wind distributor of Tho ground. Wen
AZ the appointed hour for calling the
meeting, the assessor WIS on hand when
10 aDd behold, the school house was lock
&c and clos'ly guarded obviously with
tho Intention e. fret zirg him ont, the re-.
suit was that the long cOrgcd no assessor
became desperate, aud 10 avoid a bodily
explosion FROM accumulated eloqdence.
determined 10 crate II he died for IL. In
stantly Selling stray crac,.r boz be
perched it top of = stump mounted he
same ami brgen an imrassioned harangue
10 The small boys and few men already
on the ground. Fortunately these small
boys had Just discov red way to utilize
thi9same stump. they COZ two inch
suger and watch their opportunity, after
waiting for about an hour, they bored
hole iu The stump aud loaded ID up with
q bnlf pound Of powder after waiting ao
onther malt hour the boys got tired snd
concluded 20 touch her Of II therefore
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HOWE, VILE.

EplmcH ARGUS --llayng heard a gfeat
deal here OF late about narrow gauge
rail roads, your reporter on last Saturday
concluded IN yisi, Howesville and not 10
our supprise found men actually vt work.
grading. They have about three quartera
of mile graded, there were abou, seven
" FIVE hands at work On the grading. I
learned there would be fifty more hands.
lh'N,ns,) ,rrIved this evening, Saturday.
met the pIeaaont gentleman, M. Long,
the contractor Of the grading depart
meut he aaia IT was nothing to buHd n
narrow gauge railroad, he sal, they
would put sboul one nu,dred and twenty
iiv" hands on rhe grade Mr.. Smirh the
coutr .cto- FOR cros,ies said ne had alrerdv
LET HE contract for ties 40 for "a Hpw,s
willie. Everything appeared to be in q
hnzz HGouI Howe,gile uver Size assured
fact that The road is To b. built.
While sitting in Mr. Howe's yard COO
yersirg with some gentlemen, noticed
some twelve or d'teen men coming down
from Mr.. Gockes store toward the s.Loal
house. noticed that they were ted by
hose heavy tax payer, Jn D. NJ ore. john
Conlry and Leroy Shaw, lii quired OF a
10y stander what tbrs meant seeing q d ~.
cn men ccu2g eating around the rear end
OF the &C o house where The dogfeunel serv
ed "s seats Ho Remarked That u w.s ,sll
road ,rdIspatiuu mceiil q, 3, me,hitg pt,,
for me, go &c. zad NY QIIIl ana was sool
comfortably seated on the dog f,ouI.
The first sound that my ear caught was
Mr. Lee Shaw aouira, q ucniy { Wrgb,
fer cheirmuy, q good sci. cti,n, We w,uin
soy Henry is ven veised in pmHn.Lruy
ueages. Mex, y, ID Rlay was chosen
s,c'ewuy
The audience was tcn addressed r., Mr.
Leroy Shaw, who saI "Grul.l.cn {
dp not b, iieve lhal lh, company Is DR.,
zee, lj.. according To- lag. DO NOT b,,,.v,
that lib, ro.d viii pay auy thing, and tbat
/, was not right mot Tue Dist ic, sh r!i
pay Gn5 'housaDA do,!.,s. Il. Suggested
iba, some good ltwyr ha consul.,d r..
the matter WIS a home t.. aud th, X .,
wood lswyerr felt dercacy ln t,ly,p,
bold 20 Mr.. D. y. Riley ,eu.i kga. tn,t
they SHOULD inociro into the c.s, before
pr, cecding fulu"l This caused little
agitlii ion and sever. voices were eaid.
Noah Gross said Gent men you mus;
........
''' VIII ""'' ''S' D"
phy.' But on motion OF Mr.. Shaw q
committee OF tbre. WIS amounted t.,, o..
Pi'''A'u' Z" CONFER VIII SOME aNie sal.
lawyer, and ascertain vAt.n,. me o1rn
4 many v,as pr..rfroi,r .,,,,,d;,.,- ,. ,.,
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J. CEoe Az,
NOunlls.inner
LADIES, pEurrcr COMPANION

Painess Cniliait'h, new b ok by Dr..
John II. Dye, one VI New Y.rk's most
eHiiItui pLysicinus bh 80 that pin is not
4, Ceseaty Ia Childbirth but results from
cNUsea easily uadIsiyuG and overcome
II clearly prov. thar 1ay W. mu may b.
ctme nuth W.'b ., suffering Any pain
Whatever, b. ei7O Tells how q, uv~iComr
limbs. AID Other vile au,ndlrg pr. gran
cy. is reliable aud highly endorsed hl
pLVsICi'ns Very mere us TIE aif.'s rrur
private hpl"I %. %. THO "ut. &c vii.
>. We y.n r'.ti ga.a, aud ppssl.Y your
lite SEED Nv" 'j stamp de-crjpuy.
ucui"r. .s'iuIu'l Us aud Gu hlsuIiai lc,
sh, lu s.-l u rUvti,p Ainress
FrILE FA"mas v o.. puhh u"r,. 3 nn-
..r " IyiH.u. T.l7, GA.
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JUDICIAL -AIY

Nariah Varz.rdt
" u. Chancery
Johu A Va ztn''s heirs.
By vir,ure of = decree 90 she Circau
court OF Preston ul;y rendered u 20.
abcYe styled cause ga the ~ DAY OF
Apdl, 1885, all on
tn URsDAY TIE 18Th DAY OF
August 1885, a. the trout dor nt m.
= urt a use OF said county, offer Tor SAL
AZ public auction, the REAL estate 60 bill
ana proceedings men'iOLtl 10 ai::
TU'O HOUSES.AA'D LOTS
the tow T,wburg. The Que helm,
the same y. Wss conveyed By me.
T.. SWCot ono wife 20 Tie R4i1 J .hn A
V an1 'dt anu the other bring the SAINT
~uicn Fas Conveyed 10 said Var udt by
james S'mps MS neiIs.
TER MS OF Said.
tuougl cash in nand 10 pay costs OF
sun, aud proper Charges 20 sole aud tlt
rusidu. upon "a cir"u OF q. 12, ard lS
m YDtus. Toe purchaser executing in'vre-t
beeri z notes "ih approved srcuriy
therefor.
+ j. Ceoe AZ,
COmmistiuoer.
certify that r J, Corgan. the sp. cip
Commissioner nboyrd DalRcd, has gwen
bona aud security IN the above meution
cd cause rs r. QOircd b, law.
O, II, AZ. Tes': S,uTH CRANE, Clerk
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NJ d Jordan's Heirs Guar)
VS. la Chan.
A., J. Bevans ct a,

NJ d Jordans Heirs Guar)
a, j. Bevans eta,
By virtue OF DEGREE OF the Oircul
Court OF Preston county rendered iu tbr
above eyird csuea on the 10Th day oil
April, 1850, I Will on
THUR DAY, AUGUST II "a 1895
al tue front door OF The Court II use Of
inc said county Offer for sale 70 the high.s,
bidder the lauds ia The bill and proceed
ings mentioned, being the undivided IN
teiesls OF Inc inf'nt defendants, that is Z,
say fbe TWO lhitis interest Subject 10 tb
Curtesy of tho surviving husband Of NJ. d
900 IND 10 IND orr
Half AGREE # foe Timber Land. aitua,eo
M Unlou DisIct Of ,Lc said &. UNITY, b g.
IL q The same tract that ads .urin. rly OWL
ed by Marian ID. uoye.
TER MIS- of SALE 4.
Enough cash in hand 10 ply co,ts oi
sun and expenses Of sale Hri tbu r.sidu,
upon credit Of six, twelve ana rigateei,
months, the purchases x cd.i.g jnicrrt'
beariug Notes with -, d ,.curlY therefor
2. J. Crogau,
Special Commissioner,
certify thai hppd aud security has
been gwen IN the above cose by p. J.
Cr'g'", the abnye named Commissioner.
3, n, d.. Test Smith Gran, Clerk
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TOWN TALK!

Ever sinae opening orr SPIN.
S'ork Vi Mcu-, Boys and ChildreA
Clothing 1t ha. been he
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09

II may not be generally known to
some OF our readers what METROPOLITAN
airs Washington Springs is assuming.
AS an illustration we would call atten-
u9n to TIE Detective Agency recently
established by "Col." Wm, Crawford.
Last week Sunday evening a sack Of
oats disappeared very mysteriously
from the stable Of Vessey 4 Ransom.
or course the services of the "Col."
were Immediately demanded; and after
obtaining 'clew" as to the wherea-
bouts of the stolen property; he with
the aid OF his numerous corps of assist
ants, soon found the sack, which had
contained the oats, some Is miles away
in the possession Of Il Crow Lake mer~
chant. OF course when the lost prop
erty was found and the reward demand
ed, it was given withouta murmur. and
the delight of the parties who owned
the property knew no bounds. 1t has
been suggested that the Col" DE pre-
serted with a gilt medal with an
original device representing Il sack of
oats on one side, and breathless de-
tective with a club in his hand pursu-
ing fleeing culprjt on heother. Fur
ther particulars regarding this case
will undoubtedly be given by address
ing viii Williams or Rob't Vessey.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09

The Adj, $. NJ. and @. NJ S. will be
/. appointed on the day of installation.
Committee OF arrangements and enter
tainmelt for the year 1855; Comrades
kugler Barrett and Spears. The regu-
lar melting of the post for the year
1885 VII be in the p. m, of the LIST and
81 Saturdays of each month at o'clock.
i Bla,E petitions in the interest and
wclfa,t OF the soldier, his family and
] of whole country. will be sent to
| us fer signatures, on which account we
! espeNaily urge every one who can to
, be present at each and all of our regu-
lar meetings, whether youare members
oi our POST or not. that we may have
your signature to them, rs they may
need to be returned as soon as possible.
Without EFFORT on our part then. we
have no re;Son to expect good things,
Tor others ap always after all that is
beneficial, no matter whose it is by
| right.
Comrades. we have cast Off our youth
full attire. Wehave place of meeting
suitable to our necessities. Let no
foolish notion kepp soldier from this
fraternal association. Don't expect
every lump of human clay is made just
rs brothers and Christians ought to be,
/ bnt receiving as Co! has given them to
US, why not of we are better> wish them
! the good influence Of our better exam
pie that thereby they may he won to
noble deeds Of honor and virtue. The
/ expenses OF our post are very light, and
comrades Nnder like circumstances
! will not be torgetful Of keeping them
reasonably so. During the war; sotliers
All Learned the necessity OF having eve
ry member Of the army move in coop.
Grafton WITH the other, at the same
moment and so it is now necessary TO,
us al to unite in concert Of action
agaiI}5t the opponents of our rights
The 9. y, Il. is oar only hope
! W. may offer food aud drink to ths
neeiy but il they viii not receive it
weican neither eat or drink for them
thhcgh they may suffer for the want o
it. The G. ~ r. offers to work for th
rights and welfare Of the old sodie
land his family Snail we have th.
whole army? Comrades. will you .ioir
it for a worthy object? Words anC
promises may be meant well enough
/ but they may fail. TO make sure come
now. Actions are truths Give us tn,
sensible truths first and let the word
follow to inspire fraternal feelings.
9. W. HILL, Post Adj
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For 50 Its a Year, Postage Included

rnE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS
is now an cight-page, sihtyiOjr column
paper. ii is the i,lrgest dollar weekly
in America. lis eight broad long pages
prys"u crch week Il mass of choicely
setee'el matter containing much to suit
e;fcl Of the varying tastes Of the family
ciele. First and foremost it gives ALL
THE NEWS, complete as to details. yet
concise in form It's connection with
thr CHICAGO DAILY NEWS Gnem
Der OF The AsSoc,ated Press gives it
facilities for news gathering unsurpassed
by any journal in the country. Its
MARKET REPORTS are specially CON.
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tic.tiar attention is given to agricultural
and home matters. Every issue con-
tans SIX COMPLETED STORIES, and a
regular in~lall,ncnt OF. an original story
by some wcll-known English or Amer
lean author, exclusively secured for the
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS Con
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literature, science. ETC. etc, appear
regularly.
Few papers III tl.c country arc SO cx
tcnSivcly quoted by the press in genera.
lot us DTl4nj ana l!iEpiOue ist!u2!NijiiH
as the Ghtugo Dn'y Ne70s. Th,so arc
all reproduced in the WEEKLY
NEWS In its editorial expression The
paper speaks from the standpoint Of the
1sDNpENpENT journalist, thereby escap
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ra'culateA to qualify the reader for The
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The political events ot the year to coloc
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perverted to iudiS iIllla liking
In all its departments the CHICAGO
WEEKLY NEWS aims 10 present an
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family newspaper OF the r~ry hiGh"sI
Grade
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
Chinese Gordon"

4 biography Of this remarkable man
ought to be interesting reading, espec-
tally if written by the famous hero jour
nallst and veteran war correspondent,
Archibald Forbes. L is not, therefore,
surprising to see numerous editions OF
it published. First there was the En-
glish edition, Of course at high price
then a reprint at Sl.W per copy. by an
American "hign- priced publisher; no "
follows the Literary Revelation" tdi-
tion, large handsome type, neat cloth
binding, Eor only fifty cents! The pub
Usher, JOHN b. alden. Sa3 Pearl street.
New York, sill send loO-page descgip-
tive catalogue of his publications., ceY-
ering the entire field CT standard lite-a-
ture. free to any applicant,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
CONTEST NOTICES.
NOilCE.-u. 5. Land Office at Mitchell. Il
i IIcn [ 1884

NOTICE.-U. 5. Land Office at Mitchell. ID. 7.
~ Lee. |, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this ofTie,
~ ma A. French against John NJ Martin, Fo,
'ilh.ndonhg his Homestead entry, No 25ohl dat
ed NOV / 1888, upon the Sc I. sec. 81, town lle
range 6h. n ierauld county ID. I. with Il view tt
are hereby ordered 70 appear at the cice Of
g. Y. Mcl>onalu, at Washington Springs, d. ]:
on tile 26th day of .Janulrv, 1885 1T 8 o'c!ocf
n. m. to RESPOND and furnish all the tpstin,ou,
concerning said alleged abandonment
GEO. B. EvEEITr Registe,
@. W. Mcdonald. Of Elmer. ID. T., is here
by appointed - commissioner to take th'
testimony III the above case. He will at onts
return all the papers duly certified TO this liiit
when and where they will be examined by thfs
ONCE and decision rendered thereon Ech 10 1885
d.Gi@; Gro Il. FvERI1T. Ec,Istcr.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

NOTICE FOB .ruHhDArIcN,- -,al,A ,oHce
~ at Mitchell, u. T.. Dec >, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of her intention lt
make final proof in support of her claim and
that said proof will be made before Clcrk Dist
Oh January nth. 1885, viz:
EMILY j. EASTER.
under her d. s. entry No 2lSGS for tho nwl, sec 6
town los range 81. And she names the following
witnesses to prove her continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of. said land viz: X " Blan,
chard, Manchester Hay. l"lceIia Louder. Mrs
w. II. RobcSon, of .Jeraulu Co.. -. I.
dl2jlG GEO. Il. EvERITr, Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
County Fair Meeting.
Washington Springs, Jerauld Co., d. 7.
january 6. 1855.

Washington Springs, Jeranld Co., d. T.
January 6. 1885.
The Jerauld Co. Agricultural and In
dustrial Society met according to the
articles Of incorporation. The report
Of the treasurer received and accepted.
Bill Of S. ID. Cook for printing. claimed,
$3.50; allowed, $3.50. Bill Of J. McCar-
ter hauling lumber, allowed, S295.
Motion made and carried that the Soci-
ETY. proceed to the election Of officers.
Motion to make informal ballot. Mo-
tion to make informal ballot formal.
carried E>G. Cummings elected presi-
dent.
Informal ballot taken for -presi-
dent, after which formal ballot taken
for same. II. e. Merwin elected.
Informal ballot taken for secretary,
which on motion was made formal and
Allan Ransom was made secretary.
On motion S. H. Melcher was unani-
mously elected treasurer.
On motion the election of directors
proceeded BY acclln ltiol asfollows: r.
Vandervene, J. NJ. Corbin, @. G. Wood
ruff, II. Blowers, w. r.. Day, NJ. W. Mes
NTH, M. w, Young, II. Miller, E. S.
Waterbury, VIM. j. Williams, ". L.
Hay.
Executive committee: G. w. Hill, j.
T. Ford, l.. n. Loolnis, w. /. Bateman,
II. W. Louder.
The following resolution offered by
Dir. Melcher was adopted:
Resolved, That the share holders
awarded premiums at the fair of 1884,
be credited the amount on one share Of
stOck-in addition to the as5eSsment;.l-
ready made-if any shareholder has
been awarded more than sufficient to
pay for one share of stock, the excess
of premiums shall be classed with non
shareholders; after the share: older has
received the credit due him the balance
of premiums shall be paid pro rata, un-
less there is sufficient foi pay in full,
t'AIAi ttiif p'io'11 th HINS' n i'>tiil 'tiii"o
may have their amounts credited on
any life membership.
j. T. Ford and S. II. Melcher were
appointed d committee to prepare Il list
as directed and embodied in the above
resolution
Motion made and carried that an us
sessment be made up to so per cent. on
the stock to be paid by July lst 1885.
Motion made to authorize the treas
urer to collect assessments already
made and to solicit for and collect as
sessnents on membership hereafter
subscribed, to receive for such collec-
ton not more than 10 per cent. OF such
collection up to the first Tuesday III
July, 1885.
Motion made that the secrrtary and
treasurer after inIuiring concerning
price, etc, be authorized tc purchase
what books are necessary to complete
the organization Of the society.
Adjourned.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
".Alclen's juvenile Gem"

Is the title Of new illustrated week
ly paper for young people, the publica-
tion Of Which begins with the new
year. 1t is a new departure Of the pro-
life Literary Revolution" and will
therefore be examined with particular
interest by some hundreds Of thousands
OF readers who have come to look to
that enterprise almost exclusively for
their reading matter. Its subscription
price is only 70 cents a year. though it
will rival the high priced magazines in
the amount and quality Of its attrac-
tions. a specimen copy will be sent to
any applicant forwarding his address
hy postal card to the publisher John 3
Alden, 393 Pearl street, New York.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
Notice OF Chattel Mortgage s&ie.

:, N.hereas, One Char G. Barret:, Of /: mer, y
!. G!u. on he 18th ay o April a. II. Haa raM
hls CERTAIN ,hatt.i mortgage 9f he llaWinr
descr'b"d ehaltcls, to-Wit: One brown muIe
Ah"ut tive Years Old Weighing about go pound.
the same purchased this day Of j. W SmleY
gn% iHnuer wagon. i on, Canuchy made; size Sh
in one red caw about four years old; ore red
and white sNoted COW three years old 10 T. "
Sntiey OF Mitchell u. T.. 10 secure the payraert
Of ne satnal ninety $50 dollars, ana wli,reas
default mas been made IN The telns of said mort
stae Vow. therefore, notice is hcrcby given
thit; & %'rtif, ot sale mortgage and b, order G,
said }. ", SutleY the present owrtv thereof. !
viii sell the above described chattcls NJ u0i,
aNrllui al he front door of Orr's LiNcIy $tabG
N ,Fcs9inginn Springs. FAX. coU@t, os J rnals.
Dakota Territory. nt the ho''r OF 20'clcrk p, III
of the 2!tl dag OF January a. y. 1886
>. NJ. SPEARS,
sheriff "rauld 90. n. I
Dated al Npssin"to., Springs, .Icr3ttfId coun;'
bakofa ierrtt ry This $lst day OF Deccmbes 4
ID, lsSi
Residence and Post onicc address. WSas'a|
on Springs OAK. -
BATlaAN& MCDoHALDa are pr"u lFt
to negotiate loans on real estatH'at ~
tom rates.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
To Whom 1t May Concern.

All persons knowing themselves in
debtcd to me by book account or other
wise will please call and make ;mme-
diate settlement. j. j. BAfNlas.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
Lecture.

"A lecture will be given on Sabbath
evening, Jan. 1lth, 1885, at the NJ. L.
ehurch. Subject, Sowing wild oats
". y. LUTHER.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-09
HURRAHl
Turn Out! Fal! In.

The first Social Of the G. q. 4. boys
Thursday evening, Jan. 18th. 50.
Professors Herman & Marlenee. cor
netists, organists and violinists with
the assistance of their aids will furnish
the best of music.