Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-04
LOCALS
We Want & harness shop.

We Want & harness shop.
We want a meat market.
Seed fay for sale by Roth BroGneIs'
Il. S. Bateman has 1iaN seed for sale.
Read on1 new correspondence from
Woonsocket.
Sheriff Spears has bought 6 team OF
driving horses.
BOX elder trees for sale. one year old
ny b. G. Cummings.
Farm leans. New deal. Bank Of
washington Springs.
Zeal estate loans negotiated at BanE
Of Washington Springs.
Go to the camp meeting which be
gins at Grow Lake to-day.
c. V. Martin, OF Waterbury, was in
5own On business last Wednesday.
II. A, Miller has a buggy to sell,
cheap for cash or will trade for cows.
The breaking on the S e 33-l07-65 is
sor rent. Inquire Of c. w. Mcdonald.
Flax seed for sale.
c. w. MCDONALD.
Uncle Peter Barrett sold two lots TO
Robert Stewart, of Fairmont, Mime
sofa.
Money to loan On improved farms at
Bank of Washington Springs. Terms
equal TO the best.
II you want a good drink OF Cham
payne Cider or Soda Water. cali on Y.
l}retohel. Section 6-lOS-64.
About 90 acres of good plow land to
lent III Sec. G.-10S-63. Inquire as this
Office. or Of l.. w. Castleman.
The True ~hfcf4bLea0 has moved to
che Arnold building. which is only a
stones thoW from Jul sanctum.
Miss. e. N. Hnntiey, Nj. D. is now
On Yer claim, section 25, l0G-66, where
she expects to spend the sumner.
A. G. Shultz and Geo. Bickford, of
W~oonsocket were registered at the
Washington Springs Hotel Tuesday.
S. and n. W. pruner, Of Sioux Falls,
passed through town last Wednesday
on their way to Spring Lake, Dean
county.
w. NJ. Sheldon, of W%oonsocket was
at the Springs Wednesday. lie had
been to Waterbury on business and was
on his way home.
j. N..Stone and Robert Stewart, of
Fairmont, Minnesota, friends of II. A.
Miller. were in Washington Springs,
phe fore part Of the week.
Sanborn county IS taking ground
against the statehood league move
inent and will have a mass meeting
for that purpose, Saturday, May 5. 1886.
DIR. Sherman, OF Huron, will be at
washington Springs Hotel, June 9TH.
Those requiring dental service will
please remember. 1G5.
M. A. Cummings trotting colt Capt.
Edwards has the patronage of the best
road and general purpose mares at
Woonsocket and vicinity. 166tf.
S. T. Huntly, Of Templeton, is some
what Illustrated over politics. In speak
ing Of the Grow Lake camp meeting
ne said that it would be conducted bv
the Democrats.
Glib. Dziewanowski and family, Mrs.
Ferris, Miss ida Ferris, S. T.. Wood
and wife, Of Woonsocl1et, and A. S..
Frost and Miss. Francis Ferris. of
~Dodgeville, Wisconsin, were over to
visit the Springs last Sunday.
1iacket s. Gunderson and Bro. Nc
Namara are making a cyclone cave.
1t will be one OF the finest in town.
We haye the promise OF one wee bit of
g corner, that is if we get "skeert"
when we see the monster coming.
The next regular meeting of From
fier Lodge, A. T. & A. M. will be held
Friday evening, July 9th, 1886, at
which time all members are requested
80 be present. Visiting brethren are
cordially invited to meet with us.
BY order, w. M.
Rev. lluntley, Of Templeton and
Rev. Gray, Of Lake Henry, We're call
ers at the Tiptop House, on Mt. Obser-
walton last Wednesday afternoon.
They were thus enabled to take a birds
eye view Of our lovely County Of Jer-
aud, and appeared delighted with the
varied scenery. They report consider
able interest among u citizens, re-
garding the organization of a Congre-
gational church in this place.
Understand that a petition is being
circulated, in the south east part of
the county for the purpose Of firing
our "bum commissioner" This is a
step in the right direction, for it is a
shame and disgrace for so good a coun-
ty as Jerauld to have such a sot as
commissioner. We hope the petition
will be circulated all over the county,
and that ere long Jerauld will be freed