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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06
WISCONSIN PATRIOTISM AT
GETTYSBURG.

The last legislature OF this state app
propriated $500 for the purchase Of
monuments to commemorate the
grounds where seven regiments OF Wis
consin soldiers were engaged In that
greatest of battles which occurred.
during the war-lasting three days
1t was the battle of Gettysburg. On
Saturday last these monuments were
placed In position with impressive
ceremonies. There had already been
1875 monuments in memory of fallen
heroes erected by other states. On
Sunday the concourse of people was
immense. it being day observed by
the surviving soldiers of the Union.
1t was day when heartfelt expires
sion was manifested by many thous.
ands of patriotic friends. The exer-
cises are described as sublimely grand
and imposing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06

Mr.. III. Sneesby and wife, of Gurnee,
came up to visit their mother, Mrs. J.
Osborne.
The audience to hear Rev. Taylor on
Prohibition at Bristol was large. con-
sidering it was school meeting day.
Mr.. Z. gave some unanswerable argu-
ments on his side of the question; but
they ran off like water from a ducks
back. 1t won't do, you know, to let
that other party get the Offices. The
lecture was little too long. Verbt.m
sat sapisrti.
The ordination of Rev. Ogilvie took
place in the Plank road church. The
rain kept some away, but it cleared up
fine before noon, and large audience
was out after dinner. Mr.. Ogilvie's
account of his creed was interesting
on the Trinity, the most concise and
scriptural, in my opinion, that ever
listened to. Among the reasons for
believing the Bible to be from God
was its effect on the world and the
change made in civilization wherever
Lit had been faithfully taught. And
allow me to add that the infidel that
would destroy the Bible owes his pres
emit safety, life and happiness to the
effects of its teaching; and whether
divine or human it has been great
blessing to the human family.
Bristol grows slowly. The Shotliff
house, church and parsonage improve
the north end. Now make the sur.
roundings little more in accordance
with the buildings, and it will attract
persons looking for place to build a
house.
Called on friend Richtmeyer. Alas
all hope vanishes. He is some better
than at my last visit, but still only a
wreck.
| Another error in the way of temper
ance reform is the opinion that a mar
has right to drink intoxicants if be
chooses. Then why not carry out the
doctrine fully? Insanity is held to de
stroy responsibility. A man under tn,
influence of alcohol is insane. By wha
law can you punish him for crime com
mitted when so insane? A man drunk
knocks down his wife, jumps on her ant
kills her. He is hung for murder. Why
He was insane, and had right to drinl
and make himself insane. the Who'll,
reasoning is an error, and the advocate
Eof the right try to squirm out of the con
sequences.
| Many railroad collisions and ship
wrecks take place, not because men ar
drunk, but because their brain is unde
the influence of alcohol. A salool
keeper knows that certain man lose
all control over himself when under tn,
influence of drink, but he is licensed t,
sell, and the man has right to drink
No; We ought to prevent crime, and n,
man has right to render himself insane
l asked a Kenoshaian who hammered
me with the right to drink argument
Has man right to make tools TO
burglar work ?" He said no +; that wa
a crime. Is it not q greater crime to Fl
a man to commit crimes, compared will
which burglary is mere trife?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06

The people of Dakota arc kept out
of the Union by the Democratic ma
1ority in Congress, but nevertheless
are resolved to make themselves heard.
They propose to raise fund of SIC, 900
to pay the services of Republican
speakers to address the people in the
doubtful states.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06

Gov. Rusk, of this state, appointed
seven delegates to attend the National
Conference of Charities and Correction.
which met at Buffalo, N. Y, July 5th.
The delegates consisted Of seven per.
sons, four gentlemen and three ladies.
Rev. J. M. Cleary, of this city, was
one of the appointed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06
DAKOTA ENTERPRISE.

J. G. Holt, who located large farm
near Lisbon, Dakota, few years ago,
has now 500 acres of wheat growing,
which promises finely. He has also
100 acres of oats growing, which gives
reasonable prospect of a good crop.
Mr.. Holt formerly resided in this
county.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06
FRIDAY, JULY Q. 1888.

Every new subscriber to the TELE-
GRAPH, and every old subscriber pay
ing up arrears and one year in advance,
will receive the paper at its present
subscription price and the Milwaukee
Weekly SENTINEL free. Every Repub-
lican in the county should subscribe for
the TELEGRAPH and get the SENTINEL
free.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06
WOMEN MARCHING ON.

In this state and Illinois women have
made progress the past few days: what
they have gained in other parts of the
country is not stated. In this state
three women have been appointed by
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06

Some city newspapers published the
Republican platform adopted in the
Chicago convention, leaving off the
resolution which was voted to be a
part of the platform. Are these jour-
nails understood TO be opposed to the
resolution?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06

Of the Congregational pastors wife, and
is visiting his mother at the parsonage.
The strawberry festival at Asbury on
Tuesday was not largely attended from
outside, but was very pleasant affair.
The Congregaticnalists enjoyed ice
cream, strawberries, etc., with their
friends on Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Abram Gulick. All en-
ljoyed good time.
The Devlin Brothers are building =
silo 4OxO feet and 10 feet high. They
are at work now on the foundation, and
are expecting two car loads of lumber
from Racine.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06

The nomination of James G. Jenkins
for U. S. Judge of the eastern district
Of Wisconsin has been confirmed by
the Senate,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06

Temperance people aud churches OF
Racine are making united and vigor-
Gus effort to close the saloons on Sum
days.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-06

nTn1TnI7to be made Cut this outaad re
HM Ii " turn to NJ. and We will send you
Mv1W NJ 4 free something of great value and
HvINH Il importance to you, that will start
you in business which will bring
you in more money right away than any thing else
In this world. Any can o the work and live at
home. Either sex all ages. Something new, that
just coins money for all workers We will start you;
capital not needed. This ID Of the genuine, i'm.
portsnt chances of . lifetime. Those who are am
bilious and enterprisng will not delay. GrAad ont.
ct free. Address True 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
NJ. G. E.. Huron. Dakota.
NOTICE.

All the share holders and others in
rested III the Prospect Hill cemetery.
ii tins place are requested to meet ut
/; o'clock p. III. on Monday, December.
aaud at Dr.. Matthias Drug Store for the
annual election of officers and trustees
,grthei' with any other business
,"crssary to be transacted. The pres
Mt directors are j. NJ Spears, r.. s
V"ssey, +. r. Barrel: and J r Franz is.
.eileniber The date
Z. Linus Blank, Sec
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
SllERIEF'S SALE.

County Of jerauld IS end 'n lirsI b birI
5 Orm,by,J W Clute& a l. Ormsby.
VS..
.Ios"rl, ATot1l. Tulle Motif, j C Ryan and Car
man u Hornby.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of n
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale in tie allow
einltlrd action on the md day OF October A. ID
1865. and an execution issued upon said .]udr
ihtilt he subscriber. j. Nj. spears shrri1 o.
)erIld County. Dakota Territory. for tl,ai
purpose appointed, will sell at public Auction M
III" 1ro!t door OF the Court House iii Messing,
ION Springs. County Of .Ierauid Dakota Terri.
tory. on December 18th. 1885 ut one o'clock n,
the ernoo CT that day. the real estate anu
lnoftglTtu premises situate in The County Gi
,'tr"id. Territory of Dakota. aud directed ii.
sna ltd9l,"iit aud execution 10 be sold :iivr,-
III d'scriD Il as follows; The South East uI:,r.
yer Oh Htcilou eighteen Il, in Tnwushiu M.
one Hundred ana SIX 1867 Range No S;stv
I'VE l@ wrsi of the 5th. + II. and ccu!n,,jl,;s
~ unnIrd and sixty acres actuitt. 10 li.1
ulilt'd States Government survey ur 81 ,ullri,
thereof as may be sulliaitnt IL, satisfy Mid
lndSlntht and costs, ;nCun.jng III :li To irllt,
Eight Dollars and Forty i'.ye Gems. wilh M
lflssl '!itrtnn lrnnl tie a;ti,of said Judgment,
ana hil hccrtilt;g costs IF s;.c.
Sth, 1883. VI
!: N; Spears, Sheriff of ,)erauid County,
W. Y. Nelson.
Plaintiff Att0rne" rrat
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

faction from the management
OF county affairs for while,
and that any action of schcming poll
tlcians, combining together for their
own interests will not be ratified by
the people.
Let no Democrat deceive himself.
This is not a Democratic victory. BY
another election the Republicans will
have settled all che differences and will
unite upon Il ticket that will be
elected
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
SNEklrES SALE
ii,er,l.nry"t nakn';t, 50 District Court
N'..''s W 'sia"l" md judicial District
z sor!asby,J J. W. Clntc. and A l. urmslx.

A''N'S -iiN .Nuiflai District
L ormsby,J J. W. Clntc. and A l. Orms,v.
vs.
-, isaac VI. Maxwell. Celestial A Maxwell and
me ~ i.''Siehce Investment Company.
Notice is hereby given. That bv yir,uc of ,
!'lislhrht 81 Force loSurr and sale II, 1ht4 ,,nv
entitled arli II nii the It'll. ,lay OF (,,,l,rA Il
,sos' lnn an rArr',t.'n i,s,.rd upon sand ldnn
lnrhl. The subscriber. j. ". Sltars. Shn5r,tf y,
,,'I., .mun;Iy >ako,; Territory. lnr inai
PURPOSE appnlitie 1t, viii sell at Pubic tnc.inI
Slhslnh Ai,r'rgs Coui'y Dt j la,ild Dakota = pr
o! Drcrmbrr Eth. 1899 ~. one Dciuc, i,
w, u, ;liriinn o thai day tn l.oa Estate md
-h"TlShStu !; thnSts S,!ilait. III the tuIu,v ~;
J'f;l'i!a Territory "1 Dakota; and Girfrt:,l IL.
saia J usnitlt and eStrtl!on ,u he s,,n
anu ileis Ill ur>rriind lis follows. :, he Sn,n,
west Quarter ot Section no. / ini,crn ~
io"nsniD No. one fiinur Il ard seven "a
i -, No. 60, and Lot No. one I, of m nnn.,
West quarter OF section No Sinnieen Il, ,,'
loWnni'ip ana RANGE above mentioned. West If
!nH an.t NJ. and containing One. Nm, drgd ,,,i
-inur and "3-lOO acres ;cc.r;liug IL ~
u ~ states ndVrfEnrnt suryr, or 81 I,,,,''n
thereof us may he sufficient To sa,isf, ti u
!li'!S!,'tNt ana costs, amounting in All ~ ~
iiiiIdrta ana IOcr Dollars ;u, Nim,,v r.,, ny
Mi!i interest fiier Oh from the ,i,tn ~ i
Jn,Gi'i' ~ ;tl!d III ncrr'.ilg costs OF sale '"
ihinuI "tssin!ton SJr.l4s u r Wnv,m,,o,.
Giti 1888 - NoEehner.
! y. .p""rs S,@ !ifi If ,ir.~,uld rc,1.:.
j.. B. suaIl s. Is y As:sur N''''
Plaintiffs attvrueys ,c,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
Don't fail to go tn Carleton HALL
lew harness shop,ln Arnold's building
The yer,,ict. TJnaniro,,s

w. ID suit. Druggist, BippIs. Ind
test iiirs:"l can recommend Elertri,
i'ilters is The Very nrst +, uiedy. EV,l
nottle sold has given rriirf in ever
ease. One man took six bottles. AM
MAS cured of Rheumatism OF 10 yenrs
Standing. Abraham Mare. drnggit
l'tlville. Ohio. at,iru,s: The BEST sci
.ng medicine | havnpvtr handled II
my 20 Years experience. is E,cr,,
s'i'ttrs.' Thousands of others haA 4
added their testimony. SO that the yer!
tlct is unanimous that Electric Bit!,rs
30 cure al diseases OF The Liver. Iii :
aeys or i}i9 ID Only hall aOl!ar Il
bottle at a. III. Matthias Drug Store
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
M0RrGAGE SALE.

NHEREAs; default has been made in the pay
lnrnl oil the money secured bya mortgage d;.-
ted the 18Th diI 81 September. A ID. 1856. exc
u Dakota. % W. j. Bowdel Of the cont, Of III
10 Alto and STATE of Iowa. and which p.nrt.age
vas record IN the Office ns the Register o.
Deeds of The county nj Ierhnll and territory of
'akoi:. IN book of mortgages. OF, page a37 on
ne 2'h day az - ntclnner 1856 IT io'rltak I. NJ
which s;i,l default consists in IN ra,jlf. If said
notg5gors In laN the sum OF 3ilt az .Inn 1st
49, alnG The further s,inof $3.50 on Dccrnl5ef
Isl 1887. and the further suni Of s.. Coca ,!nnp Isl
rs rs sfipnafed for in said inoitGagc. :rl
Whereas BY reason OF tn future of SAID mort
.hgol'S to pay the Sums aforesaid where ne the
aid m"r'gager has seen fit todrcI:,rtthe Mhois
Sui' S"rnr"d hN said mortgage due and PAYABLE
rs Slpll ted for in said mortgage and
Niirr' as. the amount claim d Ia he due npon
said 'nGrluhcr. al the date Of this notice. is The
nm OF eighty nine dollars and fifty eight Coats
crest besides lhc sim Of ftf1y fSIlats atr"r
nry's fees stipulated for il she said mortgage
ma whereas no Ae Jon or proceedings a. law
" "lh,'rWis''h've b""n Instituted TO recover
, y" ~ II settucd iy said mortgage OF any par,
the rcof;
>"". 'rllEHEroH.. Notice is hereby given
'':ii by virtue %: the rnw", If sale contained il,
said mortgage. and ilu|y rrortrd as ;t,t II said
ahd i!ier'rs'!iic, OF the Statutes in such east
4nadr and provided. The said mortgage will he
.n'rrlpsc' by sale off, h. morlgaged premises
therein dcScriD"d. al public aurtiull to the high
ST bi.der for cash at the front door of III"
our; house in tine village OF Wossngtor
springs and county of .TerHld and TERRITORY nf
Dakota. on the Eth day of December 1893 ri
one o'clock IN the afternoon Of that day. The
lnertgaycG premises are situated in the county
of Irranlh il. the territory Of Dakota, and are
described rs follows. To Wit:
The North i.ns, NnartertN T. ~ of Section
Three (3l in TOWNSHIP one Hundred aud Eight
llcsl of Rage SiXtN-Gyr lGh west of 5ih =. A.
Dat"a NJ Mitchell ID T., this 9th ii y of Oc
tnhrr. A u 1ssS.
Ninsor & Men'Zer W. j Bnwden.
Attorneys Tor Mortgage. Mortgage
no diI
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In The District Court in and for JERAULD
COUNTY.
: +. S. Ormsby, Trustee, Plaintiff,
VS.
Donald Mcdonald, Defendant
THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA SENDS GREET.
ING: To Donald Mcdonald. the above named
defendant You IRE hereby summoned ard re
CURED to answer the complaint of The above
named Plaintiff, copy of Which is herewith
served upon You. and 10 serve IL copy of your an
sWer upon the subscribers at their Office in tht.
City Of Mitchell. ID. t.. within thirty days after
ne service OF this summons On you exclusive OF
the day OF such service and il you fail to an
sWer this complaint within that time, the
iEllntlft VIII apply to the Court for the relief
demanded i'll the complaint.
Dated at Mitchell l,ak.. this 3lst day OF Aug
ust, 4. ID. 1883.
Theo. L. Mentzerand f. Is. soper,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
To tie defendant. Donald Mcdonald Take
notice that the complaint IN tn, above entitled
ACTION was filed IN The Office of the Clerk OF Ill,
District Court within aid for ,Ieiauld County at
washington springs. OAK Territory on tn"
lllh day OF October 1875
Tico T. Mi'n1zert2 r. b. Snpcr
,,, Attorneys for Plaintiff
n9all rostofice address, Mitchell, ID. i.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

The Best SalVe in t!le WOrin Tor Cuts
BRUISES. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheuln
Fever sores. Tetttr. Chnpp'd Ham 5
E!isl'1a'ns. Germs. and ali skin Hrnl'-
lions, an' positvrl, cures Files. OF 10
pay required. 1t Is gti:lr;.i.t,-.rl to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refund
eu. Price - cents per box. For S;!l. liN
DR. g. NJ Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
COMMUNICATIONS.
SEMINARY sc1NTl1.LATloNs.

il number Of fine mineral specimens
have been dopated by Mrs DR.. Hall.
This term closes November 18th
without public exercises.
One hundred and fifty white bios
SONS bv actual count, on the Seminary
Chrys,nthemum.
Two more students have been added
to The roll. Master Ralph and Miss
Nellie ByWater.
a meeting of the Beard of Trustees
WAS held al the Seminary. "Wednesday.
We suppose to consider the "Maysand
means"
The entertainment to he given last
1 Monday evening WAS postponed On az
count Of the Teachers Institute, and
teachers and students OF the Seminary
enjoyed !, pleasant evening at the
court house.
| Two surprises awaited the students
last i Friday. The inst was examine
tlons upon which they We're very
tnsily working when the second sur
prise cane in the shape Of Il visit from
the insane man Mr. Enor i,jrilund Re
very uBceremoni0nsiy catered the
Chapel removed his hat and in quite Il
lignifsd manner began to pass around
the tables and watch the scholars
work. Prof. Erepland asked ii he
wished 10 see him he replied mo
prefer to SEE the scholars After a
lme h" sat down by Il window and
sctihIls,l over several clean sheets of
paper, taking his departure soon after.
Needless tD add that the faces in Ike
IOum were Il study.
Miss Atlslie knirrum spent last Sab
bath III her holne and WAS VERY much
surprised on her arrival there Friday
evening TO lind company OF about
sixty waiting to Welcome her. y very
pleasant time WAS reported.
Several from the Seminary attended
the lecture 10y Mrs. Hall on Tuesday
evening. \ collection amounting tn
:sf'2O was taken TO apply on a globe for
The Seminary making Il total of &2l 20
from both lectures. Mrs Hall is en-
tiled to MUCH credit and many thanks
for her kindness to us in this direction
We would also tender our hearty
thanks to the people for their hearty
cooperation.
Two rival Jumbo Clubs" Monday
evening. Come and see' il YOU can
hear yourself think.
The worthy contributor of the Re-
publican is still without a name We
think you might at least tell us what
your mother called you.
1OT--66.
Written for last week
Sup erjntendent Blnford is building
an addition to his house.
A mail box near Mr.. Marlenee's
looks accommodating and business
like.
The delegates to the Association to
he held at Chamberlain, the 2uth. and
2lst inst are Mrs Geo. King and Mr..
Cross, Alternates, Mrs. Drowon aal
Mr.. Dean. Township superintendent,
Mrs Sowerwinp. Sen. was then ask ed to
the chair and Sunday school Teach
er's Institute was organized with Fred
*. Luke Pres, Mrs. Sowerwlne, Vice.
Pres, Mrs. G. " Martin Sec The
officers and Messrs Hall and. A. j. Mil
Ter were appointed a committee to ar
rangea program, time and place OF
first meeting.
Oh dear! some one fan us quick!
Pleasantr!es, 1906 gives us very good
information because the HERALD TYPO
spelled Iowa so us 70 be Alpena Crit
icisms are always welcome at our
hearth so "let EN- come LEPs1DUs.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

Il will make you special rate on
your final Homestead proof Come
and ste lie before starting psocf.
Albert Gunderson
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
NOTICE OF r1NA1, p,oa -

NOTICE , FOX PUBLIrATI0N-II.,n1 -,
So I'll tei j. hei Ia.y /, s,en that The oon
to make iina, homestead Proof II IN ms intention
his claim. and That said Pre- Of viii II he SUPPORT
fore GhaS w Msoenald Clerk Disrlnsia ds be-
OF Nov ib sss p IT, at Washington s aGat
~, y. ,o.s CHARLEY IA TowNR.
yss a Il Na ,h e 5,h for the Nw ssr 1os
, He names the following witnesses 10
his continuous residence upon, and ~ row
Of. sad lnnd; w Joseph a. Ford opdi'lVa ,or
inli;ips ',"l.i Auch. aid William Schultz I'm sfhl
012nlG NIL Roy1,,y ~.
AL.ERT GuNpERsoN. Attorney. e''sef
NOTICE ~ FOR PuRlICATIoN.-Lan ona.
named settler has filed notice of Ills iin,ewIng
to make, final proof in sunnort t'l' ef
g. T. fa 'a sad ngoG win be made Sefor
,Ier:nld Co. d. ! at Washington susin"ss - e, To-
Ii 1888 viz: - ss On Dee
,., MICHAEL. J. Lone =
Final HID No 2;is:,O for III. Sci: ~
Town. 1o7, kai,ge d.. W. s + Al. Sec y
ne INA names The following Witnesses to prove
nf s ,a G%n laI ~, ,p.n and cultvtoT
hseS: byron q. cummings and John 'Tawik. o ~,
,,nt washington Springs, Jerauld County, Ia
nodi i NJ. II. Row,rv p.n.,
NoliSI TOi i'UBElCAiION.-Land Oh;o,
J. ut Mitchell. u. +. Nov. 81 1883. o''ice
Notice is hereby given that tao fono,,,,
named settler has filed notice Of his in,sn+ls
4" make final dcclara,ory statement. n,nn, " H.
support of lis claim. and That said nrt ri y,
We made before the Clerk, OF the District ~
III ana for the County Of Jeianld, at WessI,s
ION Springs, -, T.. on Dec. % 1885. viz:
GEORGE w. BoLroN
u No. 2i512 for the n W., Sec ~ r ,ne !,
IS. W5PM.
He names the following witnesses to prov.
Ills continuous residence upon, and cl,lfvati,,i
OF said land. viz; George s. Eddy. IosenN
Ackerson. George ValiXporliies and Genii,t.
Hnmrwohd all of Tempt Ton. Dakota 30
llG02l ~. ". RowLEy. Rcglste1
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the Probate Court of the County Of Jcraue
Territory OF Dakota
III 'he ma'tero the Estate of Notice of apli-
james q Gray; Deceased ufadminis,rathio,nn
Notice IS hereby given that Sarah NJ. Grayhas
Sled With the Judge OF this Court :, peti,inn
nraying for Letters OF Administration Of tbn
Estate of .la,ncSp. Gray, deceased. and 1hai
w, ontsday. the 5h. day OF December 1sss '". ~
100 clock. =. IN. of said day being IL day of A sne
sial tenn "f This Court. tn-wii: of the Noyr,n.
nrr t"rn, 1883; al Wtssineton springs. County Of
inranld has hrrn set for hearing said prtjfon
Wien and whore Any person interested may
airoArand slow cause Why the said petiiioSS
shnald not lie granted ~.
Dated November 18th. 1888.
- c. i. lACKETT,
seal Judge ''''s Probate court.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
Farmers. when you sell YOUR grain
remember to put away IA dollar or two
for your old friend. the HERALD.
Conspmntion Srrelv Cnrec,

To the EnlTon-llease inform
YOUR readers that have Il positive
remedy for the above named disease.
i'y its timely use thousand, of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. ]
shall he glad to- send two iro,lirs OF .,.\
remedy tree TO any of your readers
who have consumption ii they VIII
send me their express and post Office
address. Respectfully.
a, Slocum, NJ ID, ISL Pearl st.. n Y
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Prot. Piekert is an able and el,icien,
institute worker. With Prof ltuntlev
and snp't. Binf"r'l to help ;'loQg the
work the in stitute proved grand
success to those teachers in attendance
Upward Of forty were enrolled. The
following is the
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

G, Il. Hall will pay the highest mar
het price for hides. 2w
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Bring your hides to Halls harness
shop CIV
DO you want 10 borrow money on
your land? Ii 50, see G. +. Thayer and
be happy. 294tf
Have you consulted A. nj. Matthias
concerning the loan you want on your
place? He will give good terms.