Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-03
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sold by Roth Bros l79tf
Waterbury and Woonsocket have
been visited by Jack Frost.
"A beautiful stock of yarns at Roth
bros. prices guaranteed. $50
Money to loan on chattel security
ny c. w. McDonald. l,4tf
Lots of new goods coming at Roth
Bros. Look out for them. 17Stf
Another large stock of hats and caps
cor the fab trade. Roth Bros. $50
Miss Nora Miles has been spending
4 few days IN town visiting friends.
Joe. Doctor. OF Franklin township
started last week Friday for Elgin Ill.
MIR. T.. il. Ford is making hay this
week, on his claim southwest Of town,
The HERALD from now until Janu-
AIRY LIST, for 30 cents. Tell your neigh
Dor.
DR., Matthias will move his drug store
into the James Ford building next
week.
1t is reported that a young man of
Altoona, was robbed on the highway.
near Huron, lately.
The east and south have been visited
by an earthquake, The shock was felt
as far west as Sioux CITY.
Lieut.. Col. Elson, of Huron. will have
charge Of all the militia while en- route
TO the Aberdeen encafnpment.
Miss Townsend who has been assist
ant in the County Clerks office for
some time, went home Tuesday;
Mr.. Chas. Ford started to Orleans,
Nebraska, to attend the Free Methodist
institution Of learning at that place.
Ed. Smith has sold his building
now occupied by Rev. Trewartha, to
7. II. Null, who expects to take up his
@bode at the Springs.
Go to Roth Bros for anything you
want. They carry the largest variety
Of goods in the county. and their pri-
sdS are bed rock. 177tf
Sec. Bayard sent an envoy to Mexico
70 look after the case Of Cutting. Be-
fore he attended to the business he IN
aulged in u drunken reVel.
Threshers' supplies, castor, lard and
black Oil, aXel grease, Whang leather,
measures, goggles and gloves at bottom
prices at Roth Bros. 1IStf
The Methodist convention convened
Yesterday Elder Pardee will give a
temperance lecture under the auspices
of the Jerauld Co. w CT u.
Mandalay, capital Of Burmah, was
inundated by the breaking Of an en-
bankment Of Irrawiddy river, on mon
lay last, $4,000 people are homeless.
We have just received a bright new
stock OF furniture, including beds, Ia
5les, chairs. rockers, mattresses, and
springs. Call and examine. t77tf
Roth Brothers.
We are III receipt OF AN interesting
report OF the American Bible society
Of Sanborn county. Through lack of
space 1t has not been printed. 1t
shows a prosperous condition.
Mrs. Harris and daughter Grace start
ed to Chicago last Wednesday morning.
They expect to remain all winter, Miss
Grace attending school. The best wish
es Of their many friends follow them.
The sixteenth annual meeting of the
association o. Congregational minis
ters and churches Of south Dakota will
he held in the First Congregations
Church, Plankinton, Oak, Sept. IA, Is
and l6.
Miss Eva Cummings had the misfor-
tune of being thrown from a buggy
last Sunday while her father was bring
Ing her down to the Springs. Forum
ately She received but few slight
bruises.
Messrs. Whitney, Ray and Adllisson
We're HERALD callers Tuesday. MI.
Hodges, Il brother-in-laW to Mr.. Ray,
accompanied them. lie lives in FIRE.
aaent Co, Iowa, and IS visiting relatiy-
IS ana friends in Jerauld County.
Onr printers report a pleasant time
at the Fordresldence, about eight mil
ea south of;toWn, lately. Thanks to
Nh Ford, F'ho took them over, they
enioEed thanoyelty Of visiting prai-
Tie-dog town, also, while On the way.
Hiss Stanley returned last Wednesday
"a her claim, four miles northeast
troI Waterbury,. She is one OF Dako-
ta's pluchy little heroines, having liv-
Ell alone on her claim all summer. She
reports ten acres of grain, a garden
anda watermelon patch.
one becomes tiulid By being ass O.
ejated us is stated in the last item Of
4he "Woman's Realm" on the first page.
Ices not this prove assimilation Of
character? in other words, is pot this