Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-16
LOCALS

Song of the hammer is heard,
Other religious services as we get
reports.
Our Machine Oils are the Best. 173
Roth Bros.
Kinds of Fly Nets fer sole at
.73 Roth Bros.
Miss McYicller, Of Chicago, hes been
in the city.
See Roth Bros new ad. at head of
last column. us.
Miss Jessie Martin returned home
last Saturday.
Cicero says. There is not Il memen
without some duty.
Sam Arnold is building a residence
atthewestsi side OF the Republican office.
We have q few hundred lbs. of Dia-
mond (El binding Irvine for sale.
Inquire at this office.
The jury disagreed in the solomon
murder trial. BENZ. Solomon is still in
keeping Of Sheriff Spears.
A. Gunaersoa has gone to Sioux
Falls to attend the July session Of the
Constitutional convention.
Seneca believed in the enjoyment OF
presentpleasures in such a way as not
to inilEa future pleasures.
The Congregational minister from
Mt Vernon will occupy the NJ. T. pull
pit next Sabbath evening.
Geo. Gilbert Of Waterbury has gone
TO Creighton, Nebraska. The Herald
and our best wishes follow him.
Will the Bachelors Union" of
Mitchell, expel q member who may
become q member of an opposite union.
The bosses won't let j. T. write any
more Continued stories for the Alpena
Journal and True Republican. Too bad!
ELS Kellogg ESQ. and Mr.. L. F. Shat
fer, of Woonsocket, were in the city on
Wednesday, en- route for Fort Thomp-
son.
Young's Night Thoughts: Who does
che best his circumstance allows, does
well, acts nobly-angels could do no
more.
A measure is now proposed for q rail
road from Sioux City, by way of Woon-
socket and Washington Springs, to Ft.
Thompson.
Don G. Needham was a caller at our
office last week. He was sent by the
Chicago Tribune to report the Solomon
murder trial.
Every school-room is a studio in
which are being moulded the living
statues which are to adcrr the historic
galleries Of life.
Work has stopped on the d W&
P railroad. 1t would be like a death
struggle for u people to give up all
hope Of a railroad; so we won't do it.
MIR. Chapman's son who met with an
accident, and came home not long
since, has so far recovered as to be able
TO return to his railroad employ near
Chicago.
The Washington Springs correspond
ent. for the Alpena Journal seems to
be using that paper as a means for ex-
pressing his spiteful feelings toward a
certain brother Of the legal profession.
Mrs. Rogers, the "cattle queen Of
Texas" it is said, inherited a herd of
10000 cattle owned by her first hus-
band. She rides about for many miles
on horseback taking charge OF her cat
lie.
EOC Ord Post No. 80 would like
to have a general turnout at the next
regular meeting, in August, as there
VIII be important business to transact.
Byorder Of w. Hay, Post Com.
II. G. Stephens, Adjutant.
LOST
Between our tlptop house and DR..
Matthias drug store one day last week
q triangular architect scale or rule. 1t
was a foot long, had three edges and
was Of box wood. Any one returning
The same to this Office will be suitably
rewarded.
"Supt. j. T. Johnson was in town
n day this week, He hadn't heard
anything Of the HERALD's latest per-
al spite attack on him."
The above from the True Republican
Of July 9Th very justly represents the
"True" character OF that -"Republlc-
an"(y sheet. First, we have no
personal spite for j. I. Johnson. We
are not aware that he has ever injured
rs in any way, and the columns OF our
paper are not used for such attacks. If
Bro. Nc. refers so article on the
teachers association, it is very evident
that he and j. T.. do not agree as to it's
nature as J'.T. sees no personal spite"
in the article; and he certainly knew
~. T.