Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-11
LOCALS

r. S. Bateman has fax seed for sale
Box elder trees for sale, one year ole
by B. G. Cummings.
Farm loans. New deal. Bank OF
washington Springs.
Real estate loans negotiated at Bank
Of washington Springs.
N. B. Miller Of Woonsocket. was al
the Springs the first of the week.
Alanson Peck, of Woonsocket, dined
at the City Restaurant last Saturday
See Vessey Bros. Ransom s. Cos
new advertisement, it speaks for itself
A real live somnambulist in oui
midst. Wait until next week for par
ticulars.
MI. Morse and family moved into
5heir new house on Che west side, las
Monday.
Next regular meeting Of the JeraulG
county Farmers alliance, will be held
June 18th, 1886.
Money to loan On improved farms at
Sank of Washington Springs. Terms
equal to the best.
If you want a good drink of Cham.
payne Cider, or Soda Water, call on V
Bretchel. Section 6~1O8-64.
o. Z. Hull, Of the Milton z'ezc4Aonc
Milton, Wisconsin, was in town We'd
nesday, and gave us social call.
Miss Jessie Martin monopollEes one
Of the cases in the HERALD Office
She promises to be a very apt pupil.
ID. A. Scott left last Saturday fol-
Woonsocket, Mitchell and other points
lie expects to he gone ABOUT three
weeks.
II. c. Stephens deputy assessor found
Pooley's farm yesterday and it Yves the
irst time he looked fer It too
Iomcsfea3e7.
On account Of a rush Of advertising,
some valuable correspondence, incIud-
ing our WoonsocEet letter, has been
crowded out this week.
DR.. Melcher and wife visited Mitch
ell this week. The DR.. filed on the
claim south of the Lake and will move
his house over to the lakeshore.
Judge Edgerton addressed the peo-
pie Of Woonsocket last Saturday on
5he state league question. His address
comes out in circular form this week.
Quite a number OF our people went
over to the camp meeting at Grow
Lake last Sunday. They report hav-
ing a good time and that the meeting
was a grand success.
John Henning, Of Grow Lake, start
ed for Rapid City Sunday morning to
go TO work with his father, who has
been ca%rpentering there nearly two
months.-Iphite Lake Dispatc1.
Childrens' Day will be celebrated
next Sabbath. The Floral service will
cake place In The morning. Rev Vessey
will be present 10 fill the pastors place
and will preach IN the evening.
Mrs. a. Abide arrived last eatur-
day from Wisconsin. She will make
but a short stay among us, much to
5he regret Of her many friends. We
believe she starts to Minnesota toincr-
row.
Sam Marlenee andEd Smith hayejust
finished building a barn for Mr.. Loom
IS, and are now putting the finishing
touches to the fence surrounding the
residences Of Messrs Loomis and
Thayer.
+ n, A, keeler Of Wocnsocket,, passed
through town Tuesday with bag and
baggage cn his way to his claim in
tin,lO7-86. Mr Keeler has sold his
cigar manufacturing business to
A. j. Chriseell.
f.. Lacy i. shaffer spent Sunday last in
this city. He is enjoying life highly at
lVessingtcn Springs and speaks in the
most Aatterlng terms @ Che medicinal
properties Of the Springs and the beau
lies of The park.-}VoousocFc t lvsus.
The House has passed the bill re-
pealing the ~pre-emption, timber cul-
cure and desert land acts. If it should
pass the Senate and receive the presi.
dents signature, nothing viii be left
che struggling settler hut The home-
stead.
Mr.. Geo. L. Schiller and wife, Mr..
Wm.~ Stevenson and Miss Rosa Tisdale,
Of Plankiltor, have bean speeding a
few days at the Springs. They. ex-
press themselves as being highly pleas
ed with the rustic beauty which sur
sounds lis on every hand. The. gentle
men favored US with q call On Wednes~
day.
IAN taz payers and voters east of
Gloe Iiresteel, commissioner distristNo.
a are requested to meet at the knier-
lem school house Franklin township.
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