Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-27
LOCALS

ut Roth Bros. llStt
\ buzzard dollar now and then
Is relished by the HERALD men.
Jacob Rosenthal is able to resume
business again.
New Home sewing machines are
sold by Roth Bros 179tf
Read the temperance law in the
temperance column.
The road graders are filling the ap-
proach to the last bridge.
Texas had a Cyclone last Monday,
causing a great loss of life
Mr.. Tarble hes the repairs on tn e
FORD building nearly completed.
money to loan on chattel secur ity
by c. w. mcdonald. l74tf
The Iowa State Republican Conven-
zion is in session at Des Moines.
Lots Of new goods coming at Roth
Bros. Look out for them. 17Stf
Rev. Trewartha will preach a mis-
sionary sermon next Sabbath evening.
The HERALD from now until Janu..
AIRY LIST, for so cents. Tell your neigh
Dor.
Don't forget the Township caucus!
1t is of more Importance to you than
the polls.
Mr.. B, 7. Swatman is mentioned for
Go. assessor. We see no reason why
Ben can not get there"
The delinquent real estate tax list for
1885 will be placed in the hands of the
publishers Tuesday noon.
There is much sickness among the
children and great deal of it is prov
ing fatal.-Waterbur Home News.
Township caucuses will be held Sept
18th. if the Recommendation of the
County Central Committee is needed.
Attend your Township caucus, far
lners, and see that delegates are elect
ed who can not be bought and sold.
N. %. Williams was a HERALD caller
Wednesday. And he didn't ask us to
support him for county uperintendent
either.
What is the matter with the Alpena
Journal? it seems to have dropped J
Z. Johnston during the last two or
three weeks.
Go to Roth Bros for anything you
want. They carry the largest variety
of goods in the county. and their pri-
ees are bed rock. lift
Il. II. Coshun came over from Win
fred Saturday to rusticate on the farm
with his parents during Sunday.
Diana Advocate.
seemingly, of late, our printers step
ping pegs have grown sedentary unit
aroused by the fine band music Oh oul
streets the other evening.
Mcnamara whines that he pays II
percent per annum, Tor his fun. Per
haps the rate would be still higher i.
The fun" account was balanced.
Ihreshers' supplies, castor, lard ant
black oil. aNel grease, whang leather
measures, goggles and gloves at bottom
prices at Roth Bros. l7Stf
Rev. j. Trewartha has been to Bio,
Hills being gone over Sabbath. He viii
feturn before the meeting announced
in another place for next Sabbath.
The fly stood on the printers neck,
Whence all but him had fled:
Thestroke that pied thetype a-wreck
Was meant to kill him dead
Fir. Asa Hill, a cousin OF VIM. Hill
Mho had q foot amputated about eigh
teen months ago, died of dropsy at hi
uncle c. w. Hills, yerterday, at a. m.
Wilkinson, the man who murdere,
Gravey, at Miller last winter is nov
comfortably located in the county jail
lie shows signs Of iDsanity.-Hurol
Herald.
We have just received a bright new
stock Of furniture, including beds, ia
tJ-N'97 loSliClo. iIIttlGl CSSCo, tiilt
springs. Call and examine. 177tf
Roth Brothers
McNiel's candidates to the terrific
rial convention are, Don G. Needhan
and T.. II. Null. We are disappointed
why could MT Nc, recommend some OF
his brethren Of the press
Woonsocket News.-Rev. Ira Pardet
WAS up from Mitchell Tuesday ant
accompanied by Mr.. Kalder, took ;
drive over to his Washington Spring
farm. lie tried the cunning q littl,
on their way.
On our trip to the Springs. Saturday
we could but note the fine stand ant
large growth Of corn which Mr. Sour
wine has on his place in Pleasant H.
is assured Of an abundant yield
Waterbury Home News.
The printer, through the courtesy O.
some friend, received an invitation tt
}ba q q II dance at the co,1rtho11ca