Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-07-03
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BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Barnes
;;st week son.
The Board of county commissioners
,ill meet on Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Hazard and son,
II Crow Lake, were in town Wednes-
.y.
Mrs. r. S. Vessey and Miss May Cir
al are visiting at Horse Shoe Lake
lis week.
j. a. Erwin, OF Mitchell, was regis
red at the Washington Springs hotel
,ednesday. j
Don G. Needham and w. l.. Holden,
Horse Shoe Lake, were in town on
rday last.
Jno. Porterfeld, Of Letcher, made the
,iEl;ALD Office a pleasant call Wednes-
day evening.
Probate Judge II. M. Rice and Co.
-aveyor Corbin, of Waterbury. were
town Thursday.
sheriff Spears chases up the evil do
rs with a ahandsome new buggy recent
" purchased in Chicago.
r.. NJ: Magee and Mrs. Williams de-
parteu for their former home iii Miss
ouri last Monday morning:
Williams, Vessey Bros; Ransom &
vo.'s new building is enclosed and will
soon be ready for occupancy.
Deputy U. S. Marshal w. T. LaFol-
,ette, Of Plankihton, made the HERALD
Office pleasant call Thursday.
r. r. Bateman, of Appleton, Wis, is
visiting his many relatives and friends
in Wessingtdn Springs this week,
Money OH Final Proof: For particu-
ars enquire, of
BATEslAN Il MCDdNALD.
Bring Id your job work: we have
ecently received new invoice of pa
Der and material for doing first class
work.
Mr.. and Mrs: Thaset; father and
mother Of C. E. and NJ: b. Thayer, are
listing in Washington Springs this
week.
Henry Stephens has been employed
Or the past week in taking the census
Of the townships Immediately west and
south of the Springs.
j. II. Woodburn, accompanied by his
hephew, Mr.. Dean, returned from Yer
mont last Friday in time to witness the
aail storm Of Monday.
Messrs. w. Brownell and Thomas
l;iggar were in town Monday taking
the census Of the town. They arrived
in time to escape the storm.
a party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs
l;isdon, Nr. and Mrs. Mead and Miss
Orlline, of Huron, were among the Wis.
itors at the Springs Wednesday.
In the suit for damage by, cattle in
which G. W. Mcdonald was the plaint,
If and H. Blowers the defendent, the
Jury decided in favor of the plaintiff
and placing the damage at $1.0O.
George T. Hooper and Miss Mable
boam We're married at White Lake or
the 21st. Mr.. Hooper is one of thebest
men in Aurora county 80 there is NJ
season why he should not be married
We sre in receipt OF neat pamphlet
tdvertising the Wisconsin Central r
.i.Co.'s lands for sale in Wisconsin, to-
sether with sample copy OF the Phil
ips, Wis, Bee: They are both printed
ma workmanlike manner.
L.. ]. Farnsworth and wife, Of Chica
60 ILL.,, are visiting friends in WessiDg
on Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Farnsworth
will be remembered by some of the pi.
oneers of the town as being among the
rst settlers on the town site.
Quite destructive hail storm visit.
sla strip of country sottth and east OF
Washington Springs last Monday, ex.
ending as far west as the shay valley
vest of town. Several fields Of grain
're reported as being destroyed.
information reached us last evening
hat horse thieves entered the stable
IT Joe Mottl, north Of Crow Lake, but
We're discovered by Mr.. Mottl, who
1Fed three shots at them as they were
etfeating;-White Lake Dispatch.
M. A. Cummings had the misfortune
lose a fine mare last Wednesday
Nening. She was picketed out neal
ne stable, the rope being tied to one Of
''er front feet, when she became uneasy
Id broke her leg near the shoulder.
Ion, Amos T. Shaw, Of Sioux Falls
AS been elected warden of the peniten
'!aGy in place Of Mr.. Koehler.. "Caddy'
al early bird from way, back in .:
"l+o will make the prisoners walk chaiE
any one can. We congratulate Mr.