Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-03

1873 at Roth Bros.
News and nickels scarce.
a nice lot of fur coats at
lS7tf Roth Bros.
-Prot.acted meeting this week.
George Homewood started east
yesterday.
Don't fail to read our clubbing
list on the first page.
Wanted-at this Office, all kinds of
vegetables, on subscription.
Potatoes taken-If we can get them
at this office on subscription.
The largest stock of NIittens and
Gloves in town at Roth Bros. 1913
Elijah Moon, postmaster at Cor
ion, was HERALD caller Wednesday.
The mercury ran down to ten
degrees below zero, Wednesday morn
ing.
We would like few bushels Of
oats or torn at this Office on subscrip-
tion.
Miss Jessie Martin, cur efficient ty-
% is at home with her mother this
week.
Rev. VIM: McCready is now preach
ing to the Congregational society at
Bowdle.
Come in and see the list Of agrI-
cultural papers that we club with the
HERALD.
In spite of the close times; Roth
Bros. are selling more goods than ey-
er before. 1913
We will accept produce of any
kind in payment of subscription to
the HERALD.
-Ye editor and his associate are now
doing the work on the Herald with
but assistance.
MIR. 3 Blcsser, formerly fore
han in the Wconsocket Times office
was u HERALD caller Monday.
-Rolla Cady dropped in upon US
Monday. But somehow the Office has
lost its attractiveness, and he tarried
not long.
In about week Roth Bros. will
open up the Largest Stock OF Holiday
Goods ever brought to the county.
Look out for them! 1913
The Chamberlain insurance COM
pany is to be moved to Mitchell. Where
'9as Sioux Falls when the trade was
being made Pierre free Press.
-Ye Fellow Cltizens!-We can
match prices with any legitimate COM
petition in the land. Try us and see.
ls5 Roth Bros.
One span OF mules and a span OF
horses, harness and wagon to trade for
decided land or ACCOMPLISHMENTS. In
qulre Of Hackett Il Gunderson. 1872
We are again able to suit every
body with Lined and Felt Boots and
Shoes; Rub5ers and ArcLics-We can
tityou. Come in.
1913 Roth Rros
Our ready prints failed to reach us
This week in time for publication, on
account OF train blockades and the
lhoughtlessness of the Alpena stage
driver.
Through the kindness Of Patrick
Mcdonald Of Alpena. we received our
ready prints Wednesday night just as
we had finished printing the FIRST page
81 single sheets.
The Leola Blade comes to our ia.
PIE this week sparkling with the serio-
Comic. If its editor is not careful he
WILL have to answer for an Estelline
Bell reputation.
Patrick Mcdonald Is putting a sup
ply OF feed and both hard and soft coal
IN Blowers warehouse. He will in q
short time be ready to supply the needs
Of all in that line.
The water pipes are frozen UP and
our citizens have to scatter to the vari-
GUS wells or to the creek for water.
Many now begin to appreciate the val
We of the water-pipes.
Mrs. D H Solomon, mother of Ben
L. Solomon, arrived at the Springs last
sunday evening. She probably came
up to investigate the causes that led
aer son to carve himself UP with a
case-knife.
The Stewards of the washington
Springs M. G. Church are hereby motif.
fd that they must settle the rent due
for the building in which Rev. Ire.
iwartha Lived or action at law will be
begun. E. l., Smith.
Report reaches US that the Milwau.
zee railroad officials have been recon
t1oltering to the north of this place
evidently looking for a crossing in thu
pills. The Woonsccket extension will
probably intersect the Miller line il,
Hand county.
cErinuc ro;1ronI