Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-28
LOCALS
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r. S. Bateman has flax seed for sale.
Milk for sale at Mrs. Spears Restau-
rant, SC, per quart.
Box elder trees for sale, n year old
by B. G. Cummings.
Farm loans. New deal. Bank OF
washington Springs.
Real estate loans negotiated at Bank
Of Washington Springs.
WANTED.-At the City RestauIa Mt,
Il Woonsocket dude to wipe dishes;
The breaking on the S e 33-1O7-65 is
fer rent. inquire Of G. W. Mcdonald.
FLAX seed for sale.
G. W. MCDONALD.
Fred M. Pratt, editor Of the White
lake Tines, died suddenly last Friday
night.
SIS. Weber, Of Woonsocket, was in
washington Springs on business last
Saturday.
Rev. j. M. Clendenning Of Rockford,
Illinois, was a caller at our sanctum
this week.
Money to loan on improved farms at
Bank of Washington Springs. Terms
equal to the best.
Get ready for the temperance camp
meeting at Washington Springs, July
3rd,, 4th, and 5th.
Teachers'and school officers should
read the new school law given in full
on the first page.
6. w. Hill has seed potatoes TO. sell.
Either Dakota Blues" "Prolifics" or
Large Yielders."
Read our advertisements. There is
not one in u paper but represents a
good reliable business.
If you want a good drink Of Cham
page Cider or Soda Water, call on V.
Bretchel. Section 6-1O8-64.
About 20 acres of good plow land to
cent in Sec. 27-1O8-63. Inquire at this
office, or of l.. W. Castleman.
Are you reading your own HERALD
Or your neighbor's? Don't borrow.
You a afford to enjoy your OWL pa
per this year.
Sheriff Spears and f. w. Whitney re-
surned from Chamberlain last Monday
where they had been several days on
official busin ess
l.. l.. Stevens, Of Woonsocket, was
over again last Saturday, on business
Of course. That's all right Leon, the
coast is clear now.
Will Spears is building q house on
ais claim, west Of the Hills. Will,
chat looks suspicious, but then after all
whose business is it?
NJ. a. Cumming S trotting colt Capt.
Edwards has the patronage of the best
road and general purpose mares at
Woonsocket and vicinity. 166tf.
Why don't we hear from "Dennis,'
I'll. & T." "Silex,> and Schneider
Such awful neglect makes the editor
lonely, and Che paper dull.
Several farmers were in town yester-
day from Che west part Of the county
andall report crops doing finely and
promising abundant harvest.
A tent meeting is to be held at Crow
Lake, June 4, S, and 6, 1856, Rev. /. N
Pardee will superintend the meeting.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Spears went over to Waterbury
yesterday, leaving deputy sheriff Mil
Ser to guard the prisoner. II. A. thinks
Che jail is q first rate Cooler these
hot days.
Woman's Realm is crowded cut this
week and we cannot blame the editor
Gn-chief either, for which we are ex-
ceedingly sorry, Now what are we
sorry for?
Uncle Peter Jarrett had his best girl
out riding last Tuesday. Miss
Jennie Marlenee smiled through the
post Office. delivery window while Aunt
Sarah was away.
I Mrs, Chapman writes to her famil y
chat her son is very badly injured and
Shere is but little hope for his recovery.
He was hurt by jumping from a rap.
idly moving train.
T. L. Flank writes to his wife chat
ne expects q %furloughin JUNE, if Sc we
snay again enjoy the sight Of his
strawberry blonde physiognomy bright
aning our dingy Office.
Rev. j. Trewartha will preach on
next Sabbath evening on the Distinct.
i've Features Of MeGhodism, or the
Methodist church as contrasted with
other denominations"
-EslRAyED:-From my farm on Sec
h4-110-66. three sorrel mares and one
Ray, two heavy il foal. ANY one in
AkrnliIg me OF GheIr whereabouts will