Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
-starkey siftings this week.

-Starkey :siftings this week.
Geo. Price is able to be around
again.
-Erick Knudtson's folks are on the
sick list.
Read Gunderson's new adj on the
first page.
Ed. Lowe was III town. trading, on
Wednesday,
old papers for sale cheap at the
HERALD Office.
M. D. Crow stopped over night in
town Tuesday.
Rev Chas. Vessey was caller the
first of the week
-Wanted-A few bushels Of corn or
bats on subscription.
-Mr.Rounds is drilling a we'll on
his farm in Pleasant.
Read carefully our clubbing list
and Subscribe Now"
Go to A. Gundnrson for d loan be-
fore trying elsewhere.l
E. ]. Dean has sold the Honrn Her
aid to Cogan and Hundley,
The prayer circle met at Omer
Shryock's Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. f. S. Kellogg of Woonsocket is
a guest at the Woodburn house.
We are now enjoying delightful
winter weather. Clear and cold.
This is a good month to settle up
some Of your back subscriptions.
Sam Moore and n. L. Williams
were in town trading on Saturday
last,
This week we enter upon our third
year of newspaper work. And still we
tive.
Mitchell is to have creamery Mr..
Blymer of Wisconsin will conduct the
enterprise.
Read on the first page what Prof.
Harden says, about the bosses and the
hired man.
Now is the time tc pay up ard take
advantage of our advance price and
clubbing list.
H. Blowers came into the HERALD
office to sizeup our conduct, but we
were not there.
If you hayn't met with the Vim
dictator, be sure and call TOR one at
Roth Brothers.
DR.. Matthias made a twenty mile
"trip into Harmony last Sunday, return
ing on Monday.
We still read OF deep drifts and
blockaded trains in the east. Oh,
come to Dakota.
Mr. Wiley, Brother Of d. J., Wiley,
pf Cherry, was a HERALD caller the
first of the week.
Read the prohibition article on
the fifth page and Judge whether pro-
hibltion prohibits.
:..--The following Homestead patents
are ready for delivery. o. w. Rich
ardson. E.E. French.
j. w. Thomas had lead Of grain
ground this week at the feed mill of
Housed and Mcdonald.
Mrs. e., a Sowerwine has Just
)returned from visit in Iowa and re-
ports severe weather there.
! AS soon as your subscription to
Ahe HERALD expires send us 81, 80 and
get a receipt for 81 numbers.
We received an obituary notice of
Miss Addle Allen, to- latc,for insertion
this week, 1t will appear next.
{ Absolutely pure baking powder and
Mavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store. 224tf
g The HERALp office is prepared to
do all kinds OF job work, note heads.
etter heads, statements. sale bills. etc.
/. We did business with our gentle
manly county treasurer last week. We
bought about $500 worth Of tax re-
ceipts. . -,
Dr. Steiner caused the arrest Of DR..
'VanVoorhies last week, charging him
with practicing medicine without a
Territorial license,
j. w. Harden, having declined the
appointment Of trustee'of the Agri-
cultural college, Gov. Church has ten
dered the place to Speaker Crosse.
- dakota has sent several carloads of
corn to the drouth stricken regions
of Kansas. This speaks well for
Dakota as a corn producing section.
--E. s. Waterbury and 4. V. Martin
went through town this week on
their way home from a land trial be-
fore the U. S. Land Office at Mitchell
"A meeting will be held; at the
church Saturday evening, Presiding
Elder expected The official members
'ot the NJ. e. Church will meet at 2 80
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