Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
LOCALS
Celebration tomorrow.

Fresh meat at Rosenthals market.
Every body dance at Wessingtol
Springs, July 3rd.
Farm loans. New deal. Bank O
Washington Springs.
Come to Washington Springs July Bro
and have q good time.
Real estate loans negotiated at Banl
IF Washington Springs.
DR.. Melcher, of Grow Lake, is in at.
Sendance at court this week.
Don't forget the Temperance camp
meeting Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day.
We have sampled grandmother Jor'
Cans garden and pronounce her a gooC
gardener:
Peter Weiland shook oyr hand last
Wednesday and q little silver tlckled
Sur palm.
The June term of court brought a
Goodly number Of citizens to the coun-
ty capital.
Mr.. Hill and two other Waterbury
gentlemen were HERALD callers on
Wednesday.
Messrs A. l. Churchill and Henry
Rooms, Of Blaine, were attendants at
court this week.
Money to loan on improved farms at
Bank Of washington Springs. Terms
equal to the best.
Surveyor Corbin was in town yester-
LAY. He has been hauling lumber to
build him q house.
Go to Wesley Bros. Ransom & Co.
md see what a mammoth stock they
have to select from.
Prof. and Mrs. Huntley, and Nj. j.
n. Cross were callers at the tiptop
souse Wednesday evening.
washington Springs afforded much
enjoyment to a parry Of ~pichickers
from Crow Lake yesterday.
Ii you want a good drink Of Cham
bagne Cider, or Soda Water, call on V.
5retchel. Section G-lO2-GA.
MI. J. Il. McGlashan. OF Crow Lake.
vas q HERALD caller last Wednesday
2nd left us some news paper pelf.
Sam Arnold, like Cleveland had to
aave Il rest and has gene to Mitchell,
leaving his wife at the restaurant.
MI. j. ". Dial. of Huron, who is
.-ccreating at Il pleasant Summer re-
sort, was a HERALD caller On Wednes-
lay.
o. Z. Gaain Is taking advantage of
ais attendance al court to enjoy . sea-
son of camp life. He tents in his wa
con.
A little 3 year old boy OF Mr.. Boytner
of Crow Lake, was found drowned in
q we'll On his Homestead cue day last
week.
John r. francis viii canvas the
county for nursery stock. We have
known him for years and his word is
reliable.
Mrs. Tics Henning, who has been
suffering for some time from an inter.
lal cancer, died last Tuesday. She
VIII be buried to-day.
Mr.. Bywater, Of Tama county, Iowa
IS visiting his brother, A. J. Bywater
2f this county. he likes the appear.
ance of Dakota very much.
FOUND. A good rubber. coat, at the
Al. E. Church. Owner can get it by
Failing on r. s.. Bateman, proving
property and paying for this notice.
Mrs. Barbara Keiser, of Viola town.
ship died on June Oath. She had LIVED
10 the ripe old age Of 70 years. We ex.
tend sympathy to the beregyeu friends
T. Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Dial
of Huron, we received & copy Of th>
italy HuroniJe. 4 is a neat and news,
folio. and reflects much credit on it.
publishers.
The latest political scheme is that O
a young politician counting the smile:
OF a young lady in order to- get he;
father to assist his pcrsanal aspiTa
liens for Office.
Mr.. D. II. Soloman and two Of hi
daughters arrived last night to atten,
the trial of B. L. Soloman.. Othe
members CT the family arrived durn.
the first Of the week.
T. There i5a great deal of Gal!z over O,
the west side about commencin9 &C
Mcn against the county commissioner
for the Illegal issuance Of county wal
rants used in building the Court house
j Rev. A. 4. Lyman, q MITCHELL VIII
is General Superintendent OF Sabbat]
School work for the american S.
Association will aid in tho work a
camp meeting, Saturday and, Sabbath
j! We notice among some Of tho visit
ing attorneys" Judge Edgerton, Dill
aon s. Preston, Of Mitchell:!ii Judg
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