Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-25
LOCALS

Woman's Realm.
Every body dance at washington
Springs, July Bird.
Farm loans. New deal. Bank Of
Washington Springs.
Come to Washington Springs July 3,rd
and have a good time.
Don't fail to read the temperance
program for July 4th.
Real estate loans negotiated at Bank
of Washington Springs.
W. j. Williams spent Monday night,
Of this week. in Mitchell,
Mr.. Pooley, of the Homesteader was
il HERALD caller last Saturday.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. LIN. Loom
Is. on the Goth inst, a bouncing boy.
p. Nc. Intyre has sold his claim and
moved to Woonsocket. to secure work.
w. Is. Primmer was at the Springs
Wednesday looking hale and cheerful.
Rev. Trewartha and wife favored us
with q call at the tiptop house last
Tuesday.
The HERALD is under obligations to
Mrs. George Bateman for some choice
vegetables.
Mary e. Ballard appeal, sw 4 2s-10S-
Sc, sent to honorable secretary. &c"
June 18th, 1856.
Money to loan Oh improved farms at
Bank Of Washington Springs. Terms
Equal to the best.
Mr.. W. T. Smart, New England
agent for R. Hoe s. Co., will hereafter
read the HERALD.
Go to Vessey Bros. Ransom s. Co.
and see what a mammoth stock they
have to select from.
q. Il. Herrick and Samuel ConIey. of
Woonsocket, were at the Springs sew
aral days this week.
Quite a number Of Jerauld county
people were in attendance at the Mitch
ell reunion this week.
If you want a good drink Of Cham
lpsagne Cider, or Soda Water, call on v.
Dretchel. Section 6-1Os-6A.
There were oyer 200 editors a. Aber-
ieen this week, but we believe Jer-
'suld county was not represented.
Rev. G. Vessey of Horse Shoe Lake
win occupy the pulpit at the NJ. E.
Church, next Sunday at II o'clock AN.
There are prospects of an immense
crop this fall. Hope there will be a rail-
road within our county to haul off the
crop.
Born-on Tuesday Of last week to
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Harding of Alpena
Township, q son. All doing well at last
reports.
Mrs. b. G. Cummings favored the
Associate Editor with a taste of
delicious Strawberries from their recent
festival.
Misses Townsend and Philips
climbed Mt. Observation one day this
week and made the associate editor a
pleasant call.
DIR Matthias returned from his East
ern trip Saturday evening and found
plenty business awaiting him He re-
ports a pleasant time.
Ye editor and associate celebrated
their first wedding anniversary yester-
Jay. You will please overlook any
deficiencies this week.
The Alpena Journal force were at
washington Springs last Saturday, but
for some mysterious reason they failed
10 show upat L sanctum.
A mistake occurred last week in re-
sering to the non-league pledge, where
it read; II is a secret organization,
should have read, Is it a secret organ
ization?
The Se%venth-day Adventists will
holG a camp meeting at Huron, COM
nencing June 3Oth and continuing to
july 9th. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
R. c. Jones and family, of Milwau-
zee. Wisconsin, were at the Springs
last Tuesday taking in the sights. Mr..
Jones is general emigrant agent for
The c. NJ. q st. 2. R'y.
Mr.. Chas. Smith, ct 1oS-64, who has
5een suffering for the past year and
confined to his bed fer the past eight !
months, started this week for st. Louis
MO, where he will receive skilled
medical treatment.
Alanson Peck, was a HEl.AII caller
last Wednesday. lie has been at
Hempleton and other places vest of |
acre, On business and reports crops
looking. fine and thinks the ~progpects |
q good yield encouraging.
The Constitution and Installation
If Frontier Lodge AT. and 4. NJ.
Eill take place on Saturday evening
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