Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-11-26

/ WitA each succeeding dt.y the fact be-
}comesmore evident that the saloons
ere to be closed, il such a thing is pos
Eslole. When the court granted theper
! manent Injunction decrees containing
The abatement clause, it went a long
SNay toward solving the question: OF
IEoW the saloons We're to be closed
aiiis decree has beel1 entered on the re-
cord in the cases named bolo ~ and the
clerk is ordered to issue the execution
and order this morning, directing the
sheriil 10 seize and destroy I'LL liquors
round sn the places mentioned, and to
take a'lfurnitnre, fixtures and imple-
Nments 6f trade and dispose OF them
! u &, {. a,oSaing tolaw. tee proceeds thereof
going to defray the expenses OF the
| seizure, and the balance, ii any, to be
applied toward paying the costs in the
injunction suits, The sheriff has a
reputation for serving promptly all
papers put in his hands, and will carry
'.'s sAAS St'tHi VI hhS CtuiI III lIlSSC cases
with IS little delayas possible Other
| orders Of likeHatura will follow in time.
The parties against,Whom such orders
| ar e 10 issue are rs fellows;
VIM. EeTmingnam, M. j. Dillon, Mrs.
A. Hanson, Frank Nlopsh, john Kelly,
Joseph kaufman, Franz katzenbarger,
E. y. Lapare, Michael O'Donland G.
Louis Plath, ". L Rummel, George
Irelber, John Sch wtirtZ, TIlton Bros,
j. Larhin. Daniel OCGnneli, fred Par
ent, Richard Unset William Senitz.
Ii. Sherm an 81 Co, b Doak, Fred Gienke
The order also tliN Nects that the build
lngs or room in which the business is
carried on shall be securely closed and
kept closed for a year, unless sooner
released hy glvlngo OF a bond co nditon-
| ed that the place shall net ba occupied
as a saloon. Where the parties have
in good faith gone out OF business and
| removed their fixtures, the order TO close
the building will not be enforced, aud
it is a fact that several Gf the above
named parties have closed up, and
several Of them have left for parts un-
known. Sioux City journal.
Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle: Why
am a woman suffragist? Because
am. Because a woman has more good,
hard sense than II man. Because she
makes buster about her rights, and
quietly maintains them better than a
man. Because she won't give $1.5O
for az article that she knows very we'll
she eau get for - cents. Because she
Goes not stalk away from the counter
without her change If the robber behind
il is Il little reluctant about counting
it cut. Escanse she Is too Independent
to pay the landlord So. for her dinner
and then pay the head waiter 81. to
bring 10 her Ior 80 cents. Because
she will hold her money tightly in her
own good little right hand for Two
hours until she ltrst gets receipt for it
from the fellow who made her husband
pay the same bill five shines last year.
Not any "iust give you credit for 1t" for
her. Because one day pullman porter
complained to me, "No money on this
trip: too many women abourd. Don't
get nothing out Of woman ceptinp
just her regular fare had just paid
2a cents for backing one OF my boots
and losing the other. And when he
said that, when saw for myself the
heroic llrmness OF these women, Gravel
ing alone paying their rare and refus-
ing tG pay the salaries OF the employe
of d wealthy corporation, Isaid; "These
women haveA right to vote. TO vote ::
Bf all that is brave and self-reliant
and sensible, they have right to run
the goHernm
In functions are being issued to
close saloons in Sioux City. According
Go law. the saloon fixtures can be sold.
and the building must remain closed
for one year. The place known as the
| "English Kitchen is so closed and
owners Of buildings are becoming in
terested as to wh ether liquor is being
sold in their buildings.
4 Phenomenon in Journalism.
In the fail Of 1884 there was farmers
paper established at Minneapolis, con
tanning IS pages, 81 columns, and pub
Iished two times monthly at a sub
scription, price of only 80 cents year
So ridiculously cheap did this price
appear that its early death was frequen'
tly and openly predicted. However
lis fearless attacks upon the many or
eanizel wrongs which oppressed the
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