Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-30

The Williams boys finished cutting
their wheat Monday evening. They
have 800 acres Of the finest Wheas in
this neck o woods"
The Ladies Of the NJ Il Church will
give q dime entertainment at the
churcA Thursday evening, Aug. II. 1t
will consist of tahleaux Rotations. IN
s%trunaental and vocal music. Humor-
GUS glees such as "Peter Pumpkin Eat
er and Dickory Dock. The Mouse Ran
UP the Clock-will add to the amuse-
ment Of the evening.
Waterbury Home News: The
storm Of Tuesday was very destructive
in many places-in that there was a
great deal Of hail. A long, but narrow
strip. of crops running from north
west southeast was destroyed to the
north and east Of us. The Templeton
house is now a complete wreck and in
that vicinity several frame buildings
We're blown down.
The lang-looked for rain Storm oc-
CURED Tuesday. The rain was just
what was wanted; but the hail accom-
paniment was not needed. IN fact it
was not wanted on the program at all.
1t did considerable damage in places,
cutting things up quite lively. The
wind did considerable damage beyond
the Hills, but did tledamsgeto build
ings here larger than 4X6.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For Sale by
DR.. A. NJ. Matthias.
A minister from Iowa, Mr.. A. l.
Rucker. thorough Biblical scholar
last week wrote us: "Please mail me
the HERALD, | wish to see the article
'on the views of the Apostle Paul con.
corning the duties and qualifications OF
women" This V. d. M. very devoted
minister> has probably read III Won.
ans Realm editorial ere this. MI. r
is editor Of a very good Christian Hymn
nal.
"Come over. I've got something to
tell you'll called out n Springs MAJ
to another I'm not running for Office
this year." replied the individual ad
dressed. "But I've something of inter
est to tell you,," returned number one
$50 you are on the slate this timer
I"No. ! only wanted to say" said mum
Der one as number two drew near
was going to say, that we had q rair
Tuesday"
Did you ever think what a mix il
would be to get two Items sort er in
tertwined like, twisted-hay fashion
like the following:-Ilne upon lint
and precept upon precept, action fol
lowing thought like the blacksmith
blows on the heated iron, so is lif'
beaten out into shape, Go to the HER
AID for all sorts Of printing; letter
heads, bill-heads, local and standing
ads, estray notices etc.
Justice. whether in one line of ac
ton or another requires an equal bal
ance and no wavering. Justice has thit
motto or rule of action
Never let thy subject falter
To consider thy DEGREES;
Keep them ever at thine altar,
Keep them ever on their knees,
But be sure that every mandate
May be needed for thy might;
May it be for home and country,
May it be for God and right.
Should any of our readers happen tt
meet with the editor Of the Homestead
er this week be kind enough to call hi!
attention to The tact that the an
nouncement Of John B Coughs deatl
is on the ready-print side of our paper
He probably wouldn't know it. w
are making arrangements to get GU:
prints from another house, and hav'
been obliged this week to use IN edi
ton that we have had on hand. ",
hope the change will be for the better
such was our intention in making it
We hope to make it a better paper, an.
at the am time increase our eIcheq