Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-12

inc hIdSiltTa employed bS liar
mony f. y. arc now in the township
doing good work. They shelled out
over 1900 bushels for James Grieve in
one day and a half. 1000 bushels OF
which We're wheat. flax and barley.
-Nessington Springs Seminary
Those deslgningto enter school dur
| ing this term shonld do so before O.
by Monday October twenty. second
/ 1t will he at a disadvantage that any
shall enter after that date Yet stu
dents are received at any time.
j. Is. Freeland. Prin.
The teachers reading circle of South
Dakota is a good thing. Every teacher
should belong to the circle and take
the course OF reading prescribed, it
viii cost less than $500 for a whole
years reading. The circles can be
connected with the township institute
work and thus be assisting and assist
ed.
Can it be possible that the gentle
men who forced an entrance to treas
urer Williams office. have laid them
selves Liable? We called attention to
the testimony before the court. of that
fact, and as yet no explanation, or de-
| tense has been offered for their action
Istfere none9 DO they think it right
or only a huge JOKE that seems smarts
-"Brick" Pomero.s has just issued
another book, entitled "l5caching for
Hearts" ltcontains th;rty-tour Of his
noted Saturday Night sketches. and In
paper covers are sent for % cents. by
the Advance Thought Publishing Com
pany, ga Broadway New y ork. Same
amount OF choice reading matter as
$3.50 hooks contain. Send Cor it or
send 81, and get this and three other
new books by the same author
Judge Converse authorizes US to
state, that While he might feel il his
duty to serve in any capacity to which
the suffrages Of his fellow citizens may
elect him, yet he wishes tn emphatic
ally state that he has not in the
past sought nomination for the lpgis-
lature at the hands OF any political par
ty nor does he the present seek or de-
sire such an Office and that it is his de-
sire that none should vote for him for
such position.
Orange Juad,who was the builder
and for thirty years the editor Of the
old American griculturist, ana for
four years past of the Prairie Farmer,
is now with his Sons publishing first
class Weekly journal ,viz.the Orange
Judd Farmer, adapted 10 both country
and village life. outdoor and indoor.
He invites all OF his former readers.
and any others, to send for a free
sample copy. to Orange Judd Farmer
Co, Chicago. Ills.
There is a movement on SCOT by
the people of this county to elect Judge
Converse to the Office Of county Attor-
ney and we are happy to state that
this feeling is growing stronger and
wider every day, and that we are now
able to state upon authority OF his
most intimate friends that he would
be pleased With the election to the
office OF county attorney. This is
enough. Get TO work and the herald
will dc all it can for mis- election.
The address 10y Hon. O. i. Wood
ruff Of Morris H. on Wednesday even
ing at the court house was highly in
structive and appreciative. His
speech was an arraignm emit OF the
Democratic party oracts committed
during the last thirty years. lie
showed that the Democratic party
was responsible for the war, that it
was party made up of an aristnc-
cacy with its home in the Southern
states while this same aristocracy of
the south is the ruling faction of the
Democratic party to-day. The same
party claims to be the poor mans
friend, yet it defeated the first home
stead bill, declared the war failure, the
reconstruction acts unconstitutional
revolutionary and void. later on it adj
mitted the eXlstance of the 1914 and
Is amendments but voted them I'M
constitutional, yet after few wears
more it acknowledged them univer-
sally accepted amendments, but in
practice hated and despised the often
slve articles. Now it is in a position,
If continued, to entirely change the
supreme conrt and make it IA Southern
sympathizcr with power to enforce all
claims Of the southern rebel and fire.
eater. and lastly he spoke Of the Dem
ocratic party as free trade party and
its sympathy with England. The
speech was rouser and ever voter III
the county should have heard it.
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