Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23

ono of Ills cold winds forth;
Culy q poor dude fro2rn--
owing without Il Il uht;
nYlr an empty pcckctbook
Tina, can't 81 the ulster out
From where il hangs At his uncic's
I.ckctcd up the spout.
Harvest your ice crop.
Iac: Frost still rcigits.
sr.asetihn for the HERALD.
T.. \ loomis spent Sunday last in
llpna.
rhe HERALD Office was treated to a
.w lloor this week.
Rev Bullvant visited Sioux Falls
.ua first rt the week.
Miss Ida Martin is visiting her cous-
~, Mrs. Orr this week.
n. y. Wilder received part of car
load OF flour this week.
Get our figures on loans before max
,ag proof. 1ATEMAS s. MCDoNhLD.
/. y. Rich and Mrs. f. J. Hill visited
ittH'INpt h'l lilN III ~ vi tllf Nttk.
'ir. Tarhle has some splendid ice
ready to put in his ice house east of
he hotel
We epubliSh III interesting cOlnmuni-
,lt;on from *. Y. H." OF Crow Lake
his week.
The Diana Sentinel has been changed
70 the Monitor, +. w. Thaxtcr, editor
lnl proprietor.
Fhe minutes Of the last meeting of
.he board Of county commissioners can
ye found OH the Sth PAGE
IN spite Of the cold weather the Yves
;ington Springs hotel has /, liberal pat
sonage from transient customers
Money on Final Proof. For particu-
Nra enquire of
BATEMsN Il MCDONALD.
Editor Martin. of the Waterbury
Ncws made us a pleasant call last Tues
day while on his way to Woonsorkct.
We understand that one OF our for
larr wor!d-br correspondents Woke up
N the Noonsorkrt lock-up recently.
hry.I G. Campbell came up from
}rdgrW;ltrr to spend Il few days with
lis family on the farm the first of the
week.
3 t.. Mills had the misfortune 70
s:yrze Dne Of his ears while going out
70 his claim last week. He wears il "a
ID cotton now.
Il. NJ Mag"c Is teaching school in
hro. H. l}Attindl'S dwelling house east
oi town. pending the completion oI
III" school house.
JUS, two hundred and fifty dollars to
.o;tn on IN improved farm. on five wears
!i'n". NO commission. Apply to Bank
9i Washington Springs.
a2An Ecss"y came over from Grow
Lake last Sunday. His sister, Miss
A'tt'e. VII" had been visiting friends
acre went back with him
me ice has formed over the bridge
III Haih street ''tst o: town. ltShould
~ RAISED up few feet next spring 50
mat IN" water can hoW under it.
LN-'lcr President Schuyler ColfaN
!rd very suddenly ON Tuesday morn
~. Jan, 18th, in the Omaha depot at
4'nEato, Mimi. from heart disease.
Aor>e & LaPoint continue to sell
,hoSr hay stoves to parties in The coun-
wy WHO find Them just the thing for
900 weather. rs an immense amount
,. ''rA. eii:l Jt created in one of them.
rev Daniels preached to y small but
H1'f'v'atiNe audience last Sunday
''".' Il ny and evening. He viii again
SO''''s" the people next sunday, and |
A"I!l other arrangements are made by |
@roult. Of missions.
'Ae testimony in the Wallact-IIil !
""H''itytta to who is treasurer Of Cher |
! township was taken 10y Supt. John
'.9!l and Submitted to Territorial Supt.
,''''d!r last week. \ decision will un- |
"'"b'r',iy be forthcoming soon
- it'ti 1)Nlt JTtttlIIttlI llbIil |
-''.''In Firgini;. Informs us that he is
''4i' !ikes the country, and that farm
=" "ft breaking their land, preparing
Il" Aiftng seeding. Quite 4 difference
'''"vtn the temperature there and
acre we imagine.
mere is that hall that was talked OF
w iI'}ch last summer: is the scheme |
""'I' ont, Or is the weather so severe
'''i' nothing can be done? Such an IN
S-s'''l"n would he Il valuable addition
we convenitnces already enjoyed by
"9 people OF Washington Springs.
ne thermometer indicated 80 deg. |
y ~" zero in exposed places. Wecnes-
'-t morning. ", at sunrise. The day VAS
"'S''I anI> beautiful. however, and
many We're deceived by the suns shin
.''~ SO brightly into thiukinr ti,ut il |