Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-02

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Roth Bros have onion sets.
M. d. Grow was a sanctum cal er
Wednesday.
Preaching Sunday night 10y Rev.
Irewartha.
School is out and domestic tran
guilty is restored.
a Bro. Trewartha has closed his revi-
val services at Alpena.
-Commisslouet Wilson was in town
the first of the week.
Joe Brown h9s been sick again but
is now slowly recovering.
-Alyah Sturgis arrived here from
Vermont yesterday.
-rae mercury was within ten de.
yrees Of zero oae mornin this week.
Morse has the workmen framing his
house and it will soon hereadv to erect.
-Messrs. +. Whitney and DR.. ID. F.
Roger OF Alpena were on our streets
Wedn esday.
Il. Gunlsrsou makes extensive
visits ovcr east occasionally. Bus.
mess is pressing.
Our Agricultural Society Will pub
fish their premium list this year be-
fore the fair,
DO you want Il pillow? Go to Roth
Bros. Tney getdaily invoices to sup
ply the demand.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Farnham
Friday March Goth, a girl; both mother
and child are doing we'd.
We have just finished 500 letter
heads for Hackett and Gunderscn, to
facilitate their increasing business.
THE teln$efance instruction bill
has passed the q. S. Senate and it's
supporters are very sanguine Of It's
passage in the House.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Washington Springs charge will be
held at this place April 10, ind II.
Elder Paruee is expected;
Il. II. Ford and family are to live
On their farm near town this summer.
e. II. will still carry on business here
and may be found ut the old stand.
There be smart editors, and then
there be again smart editors. but not
withstahding the 'ieternal Illness of
things" they haEe"harked up the wrong
tree"
1t is reported that Mr. Solomon did
aot furnish bail fon his son because
there was nc bank in Washington
Springs to which he could etttrust
$4,000.
-RoIlt Cady was in town " edhesuay
and Us Is his cltstom he came to the
print shop" ran against the editor
stumbled V e the press, and came up
with a dull sickening thud" against
the back door. Comeagain.
Any member of a local Farmers Al
tiance having ideas for the good of the
organization that can be put in the
form of resolution are requested to
hand them in to this olMce.
-WHeh you cali on & young lady to
spend an evening and the senior mem
bers of the family seem to throw a
Hamper upon the flow Of mirth, devise
some scheme to get rid Of the old
folks if you have to lend them your
nrershoes to wear to church.
Miss Curtlss Of Woonsocket has
rented the front room of Il. II. Toru's
house on Main street, we understand.
and will soon putt in a stock Of MILL
merry goods thus Supplying a long felt
need. We will 'j6 glad to welcome an
other enterprise Tito our stirring little
burg.
Mr.. Mortimer Powell can,enear los
ing of his brood mares last NOM
day. She slipped into an open well
3ofeet in depth. BY some means her
hind feet caught in the curbing and
She kept her head above water, which
was within a feet of the top, until few
mel parrived.
A. J. Tyher agent for the +. NJ. p
\. Of Plankinton is ~cahvassirg this
county. He thinks that As OF the far.
mers Of this county will insure theil
crops against destruction Ny storms
# you believe in insurance. presume
It is us good as you can find, at least
among mutual companies.
Miss. Alma Gwinup, the blonde
dressmaker, displays an elegant new
sign on the stairway leading to he,
rooms over the Eureka Drug store
The sign is PARTED in colors which
'ouch for MISS Gwinup's good taste
as 1t harmonizes admirably with her
&omplexlon.-Dakota Free Press.
You ought to see Robt. Vessey
2ome walking up the street now a DAYS.
Wis awful dignity and martial mnllen
struck terror to our hearts, until we
:earned by inquiry that it was all he