Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20


Will give you the HERALD.
Every week until January LIST
French Mustard in bulk at,
Albert and Wesley 5
will Spears and wife moved ou
bn their claim this week.
Ed Campbell is enjoyin 6 new ]
fiat cornet. 1t is a dandy
Come and see the new spring
goods at, Albert and Nessey's.
-Conkling is dead. He passed quiet
ly away last Wednesday, at 1.50 &. NJ
Ben Smith has moved into the
building adjoining the meat market
The death of Emperor Frederic
Germany's new ruler, is hourly expect
ed,
For years subscription. $3.50 il
advance we will give a good farm
paper free.
Mr.. j. r. Eddy visited Mitchell
this week, to secure his receipt on q
tree-claim filing.
deep blowing, thorough cultiva.
ton and diversity Of crops, should be
the farmers motto.
Ed. Dodd, our industrious typo
has linked his fortunes with Che !. O.
e. T.'s of this place.
The Washington Springs public
School commences next Monday, with
Miss Stanley at the helm.
House cleaning days are here
Don't forget that you can get old
newspapers at the HERALD Office.
Absolutely pure baking powder and
aavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drug store. 22it1
-Wanted-cattle to herd during the
coming season. Cattle taken after the
first Of May. ". E. Spears. 4w26o.
Harness repairing promptly done
at the residence of Mrs. Hall Sec. S-1O7-
81. Leave orders at the Drug Store.
Carlten n. Hall.
just stop now until you read
Morse and LaPoint's new cad" on the
first page. They are selling things
you need.
The NNoodburn House is always
ready to receive guests, and coed ac-
commodations furnished for both man
and beast.
Mrs. Geo. Chapman returned We'd
nesday from her trip to Iowa where
she had gone to attend the obsenuies
of her mother.
Newell Grant came in town o..
Wednesday driving one Of the fin est
yoke of oxen in these parts. their
weight is 2,710 pounds.
ALL the books belonging to the
Temperance library should be returned
Parties having any, will please leave
them at the drug store.
Pay up your back subscription
THIS MONTH and take advantage
of our special offer Old Subscribers
treated as we'll as the new .cnes.
EARLY seeding is about finished.
iThe heavy SHOWS left the: ground in
good condition, and our farmers are
Jubilant over the crop pr aspect.
Our Seminary, is in Il pros Hrous
condition and affords an excellent
opportunity to those with limited
means for acquiring an education.
Al. Sturgis, the gertlemanly clerk
at the Washington Springs Bank, re
turned Wednesday from his trip to
Vermont, looking hale and hearty.
/, -Wanted-Ca Cattle and horses to
pasture. New pasture, good water,
terms reasonable. Season begins NAV
list. n. E. Williams. ANNA. Town
ship. Gw-2Gl
! The Farmers Alliance Company
has ordered $4,000 worth of Irvine.
None can purchase Of this company
except members Of Local Alliances.
: "A branch of the White Cross Army
organization was formed at the Sem
anary last Tuesday evening. Officers
were elected and sixteen signed the
pledge.
~ MI. anu NlrS. COMee, George Dey-
lin and Ed Thornton started the first
of the week for Miner county, where
they will attend to the seeding on Mr..
Coffee's farm.
: Col. S. +. hammond was chosen
commander of the Dakota department
lof the G. a. r. at the recent encamp-
'ment. Aberdeen will receive the
next encampment.
10 Cents a month! VIII pay for
the HERALD from May LIST to January
1st 1889. Only think OF it! Your
countypaper through the entire sum
mer for only so CENTS! Subscribe
now.
Mrs. NJ. c. Harrison who has been
at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Shuts, south eft town, has joined
her husband on their claim four miles
northwest Of Alpena, where they VIII
make their future home.
e. J.Dean is planting fifteen acres
% trees OF his tree clam in
'02.GS TO coo,,c hound 70 r,-lcl1 H.,