Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
LOCALS
Corn planting in progress.

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c. W. Hill.
Sam Arnold is going to the Black
Hills, sure.
Milk for sale at Mrs. Spears Restau-
sant, sc, per quart.
Box elder trees for sale, n year old
py BIG. Cummings.
Farm loans. New deal. Bank Of
Washington Springs.
Miss Williams commenced her school
last Monday in No. 4.
Philip Faust had the misfortune to
Jose a mule last week.
Miss Durham is welding the chalk
and willow in district No. &.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Thay-
Or, on May 18th 1886, a girl,
Notice the new advertisement of
Dodge and Curtis, On this page.
BoRN.-To MT. and Mrs. Hudson
Horsley, Nay 9th, 1896, a daughter.
BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Coll of
Franklin township, May 9Th, a son.
The breaking on the S e 33-107-65 is
for rent. Inquire of C. w. Mcdonald.
800 bushels Premium potatoes for
sale by G. w. HILL.
Flax seed for sale.
G. w. MCDONALD.
BoRN.-To Mt. and MIS-. HI. Bartlett,
Of Cherry township, May, 9Th 1886, a
daughter.
G. w. Hill has seed potatoes to sell.
Either Dakota Blues" "prolitics,' or
Large Yielders.'.,
The Ladies Eavorite light running
New Home Sewing Machine for sale
cheap at Roth Brothers.
If you want a good drink of Cham
page Cider or Soda Water, call on Y.
Bretchel. Section 6-1os-6{.
Squire Hackett's brother, of Media
township was in attendance at the Odd
Fellows meeting this week.
About 20 acres of good plow land to
rent in Sec. 27-108-63. Inquire at this
office. Or of L.. w. Castleman.
There will be a temperance lecture
in the NJ. E. Church, next Sunday eve
ping May 10th, by Rev. Trewartha,
A Tree Claim REIMBURSEMENT in
Gown 1886, for sale cheap. Enquire
of G. w. Mcdonald. lw,.
Myron Pratt and Chas. Blakesley,
fwo Of Media townships stanch farm
ers, were trading at Roth Bros Tues
aay.
Com. Wilson, Messrs. Cough, Bywa-
Ter and Schultz, of Viola township
were id Washington Springs, Tuesday
as Odd fellows.
Peter Wielfring and family have
peen visiting in Mt. Vernon. They re-
burned Tuesday, Mrs. Wielfring's moth
pr accompanying them.
QUERY:-Can women become mem
pers of the Farmers Alliance On an
equality with men?
A. FEMALE FARMER.
Vessey Bros. Ransom and Co. having
brought their "big elephant" through a
figorous Dakota winter, without even
= Ghillblain have turned it out to
grass.
JOS. and VIM. Harker from Aurelia,
Iowa, friends of Rev. Trewartha, spent
WEDNESDAY nightin Washington Sprins.
They are here in the interest of their
claims northwest of town.
There will be a sociable at the n. e.
Church next Thursday evening, May
goth: A good entertainment will be
given, inclunding music by the band.
A good supper will be prepared for the
hungry.
Jerauld county probably has the great
est ignoramus in the Territory on it's
board of county commissioners. The
citizens of the county should endeavor
to keep him out of print.-Dakota
Free Press.
DECENTRALIZATION my farm on Sec
24-11O-66, three sorrel mares and one
bay; two heavy in toal. Any one in
forming me of their whereabouts will
be literally rewarded.
B. j. FRANKLIN.
4w 2. 0, washington, Oak.
Roth Bros. are kept busy these days,
notwithstanding the fine farming
weather. They are quick, obliging
and ready to wait on all customers,
from the little boy who wanted to buy
9 nickel with a penny to the garrulous
old lady who asks if they are sure that
calico will wash.
In giving the report of the G. A. r.
Campfire last week, u reporter hand
ed in the name of Jenkens instead of
Bell, as the cognomen Of the highly es-
teemed Dept. Chaplin. We gladly
make the correction as Bell is a much
more a%ristocratic and highsounding