Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-24
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Editors wHss1xaror spRfxgs HrnAtp d; Sss
EDEN VALIlsS
The people Of Eden Valley hatS18A
minister at present as Rev. 3. WI Id
ans does not preach for them. e
work on his charge being too labp3ct1S
this appointment has been dropp{d but
the people are hoping and praying At
a good minister may be sent theth
Our Sabbath school still prospet I'D
has a good attendance and quite IN
terest is manifested.
j. O. Gray has finished seeding.
NJ. Eastman has finished also.
e. f. Linn, Of Fayette Co., Iowa fas
been visiting at E. M. EastmaIS. The
past week. He came to see the country
a1d get him homestead. H has
come to stay. i,
The rain has been falling, slok but
sure: We hope 1t will continue tp fpl1
until all the dry places will beS|a a{lutl,(
daiitlt watered.
The Widow More has bBeh veiN Sic4
with typhoid fever but is rapidlA res
Covering. AtNr 1HDl
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W6oNsoC oCKEF. 5
At last the LONG wished=for article
has come-rain. The farmers are all
smiling to-day. The ladies are happy;
they too needed 1t; they have longed
for IT and finally got 1t. The boys
wished for it long ago and they got
their wish. and h6M beautiful it is.
Henry Howell will be missed, He
da1Nu fo1 fh;c 1iFo SAf yrs1AS, fOk Tim lou
Der shopJ
mehts for a grand time Friday evening,
benefit Of band. May pole dance viii
be conducted by the young ladies as
sisteu by their partners. The May pole
march: Every body ii Invited fb be
The manager Of the rink Has some
t5a Is 5g Mndsy Sn syeay hg sRs sRa essei
s5me fiie Stating; Youfg bot; il Years
Old, from Wells; Miihn.. rhe band Was
out aid biased soifie Of their selections.
Last Sunday Messfs. Hihds; Paine,
Kintner, Daniels, Kiliheat and Allen,
and their best girls took d trip tB the
Jim river for to have a good picnic but
owing to the inclemency Of the weather
they droYe to the city of Forestburg
and rented the hotel at that place, and
the ladies prepared banquet consist.
ing of everything in the line of eatables
and by the report they had good time.
They said Bill Allen was awful noisy,
but they overlooked this, his first time
being out with his girl. Billy executed
his master piece entitled the chiney
man with grace and clear loud voice:
his girl played the organ. But when
kintner played and sang his Home Tai
ent Selections produced from the pine
tree state; every bbody held their breath,
could hear d pin drop on the floor when
he commenced HIS most difficult piece,
apparently was swollen out ike a bel
iGws h,V sas wneR eGn,a see EnIouga
the the i landlord at at Forestburr' % Your cor. i.
RESPONDENT was somewhat SURPRISED
when v!t! the party returned to see 50 many
nt Ron She nak an
anything tn the part party had showed show 1i fish. =
Mrs. John Chapman, FROM thespringsl
a1n af9rmel ac9aa.inIttan4ce qua. + y 9f Mrs: p; Is
ina mat al ta I homes s: of and nnnsa
i Rev. Pardee prs ched lesl0 it til tie tH-i NJ. +,
church Sunday night to large and ap-
preelaslve ernavr @uqlgnce Ra91f tya,,a -,
went q fishinr l on Sand creek cree % ea1lpht 1T
three small bull heads. They report
Jack IS helping Jim fix his show win.
Morris got IN at IT. II o'clock '.;I Tuesday
think Morris i % will iii learn arm 70 ,' skate. ate ~, he