Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-02

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oats on subscription.
-ilx-commissioner Sullivan was at
The Springs Monday.
Read carefully cur clubbing list
and Subscribe Now"
Go to II: Gundnrscn for loan be-
fore trying elsewhere.
The Dakota Ruralistis the cheap
est farm paper in Dakota.
w. p: Pierce Of starkey was in
town the first OF the week.
Money, Money, Money, Money
to loan by Albert Gunderson.
- Don't forget to read the clubbing
list with the Dakota Ruralist.
Moody and sankey are holding re-
vival services in Sioux City.
II. A. Pierce Of Harmony visited
Washington Springs on Monday.
This is good month to settle up
some Of your back subscriptions.
&c. w. Mills of Harmony township
was a HERALD caller Wednesday,.
Mr.. Terrill of Pleasant was trading
atthe Springs the first of the week.
Messrs T X. Ford and Dr. Nesmith
were in town on business-AIonday.
.@ Now is the time to pay up and take
advantage of our advance price and
clubbing list.
If you havn't met with the Vim
dicator, be sure and call for one at
Roth Brothers.
Attorney Ramsey of Woonsocket
was doing business at the Springs the
first of the week.
Judge Converse was IN town Fri
day of last week. The herald can't
acknowledge call.
A good work horse for sale by
Viola Pettis, on sec. % of Media town
ship Jerauld county Dakota.
AS soon as your subscription to
the HERALD expires send us 81. 30 and
get a receipt for 80 numbers.
Wanted,-A young man to work on
farm for the entire year. Moderate
wages. Inquire at this office.
Mrs. Lucy Ault, sister Of Mrs. w.
E. Spears, came over on the Woonsock-
ct stage Thursday for a short visit.
Absolutely pure baking powder and
Aavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store. 224tf
For good Shepherd pups, call at
w. L. Towner's residence in Viola
township. Price only $500. 2573w
The HERALD Office is prepared to
40 all kinds OF job work, note heads,
letter heads, statements. sale bills, etc.
Ed Campbell dropped into our sane
tom the other day and gave his opinion
concerning certain defects in our social
fabric.
Treas. Wallace was confined to the
house q few days with erysipelas. lie
IS able to be around again and at his
post Of duty.
Ex-cpmmissioner Fisher was in
town Monday. He believes in high
tariff, although tobacco without tax
would suit him.
The superintendent of schools is to
be elected in June this year. This
should, as the law intends, take that
office entirely out of politics.
j A Reigle of Logan was at the
Woodburn House on Wednesday, Ev-
cry body will find genial landlord
and square meal waiting for them,
DR., Roger and j r Mlllikln were
HERALD callers on Friday OF last week.
They know a good thing when they
see it, and both will read the HERALD.
Careful, accurate, and reliable, is
what they all say of G. w. Nc. Donald.
He will attend to your final proof and
all other legal business at the lowest
living rates.
AA' NNAASANAootA 40 4ttHO LIZ
front rank among attorneys. He has
just added about 40 volumes to his
law library, making it one of the best
in the county.
DO you want to make final proof
on your clam? Remember that Gun
derson is ready to make out your pa
pers and can make you Il loan at lowest
rates of interest.
w. II. Probert's thoroughbred
mare, which he had here last summer.
ran away from her driver last week,
fell, and broke her neck. This IS a Sc
we're loss for Mr. Probert.
George knieriem, father Of Addie,
whose feet were amputsted after being
frozen during the blizzard of .Janua-
ry 18th was a HERALD caller Monday.
lie says Addie is happily conyalescing
-Chas. Hanson Of Media brought
some corn to the HEI;LID Office the
first Of the week. that proves beyond
"a M rIX y.y