Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-07

j. NJ. Corbln of Marlar was in
town Monday.
The herald THREE MONTHS
Tor only 30 cents.
The boys have ceased bringing in
owl; since the first of the month.
Candidates for the various county
offices are becoming quite numerous.
-Messrs Wheeler and Churchill OF
Blaine, were at the Springs Saturday.
Several Of our boys are talking of
taking in the Sioux City Corn Palace.
Matt Suerth formerly of Jerauld
county, is expected here soon with his
bride.
&C. G. Wright of Blaine. was in at
tendance at the County Ccuhcil last
Saturday.
Mcssrs Johansen and Roti, OF
Blaine, were trading in town the first
of the week.
Special premium offers will appear
hext week. The Jerauld county fair
will lie a success.
Quite a Number of young folks
passed through town Tuesday ehroute
for Fort Thompson
Rev. J. G. Campbell is at home this
week. He is pastor of a prosperous
tbrcnb n Jl.o I1njrhfc
Last Saturday was Alliance day
The County Council brought together
huite number Of farmers.
Farmers; when you sell your grain
remember to put awaS d dollar or two
for your old friend. the HERALD.
Banker Murray Of Rockford, Iowa,
spent several days at the Springs last
week with his friend ID. A. Scott.
The Republican shouts liars
and drops the discussion when any OF
Its pet officials are being implicated.
"Uncle' John Francis helped us
run off our papers this week. Truly,
"a friend in need is a friend indeed
Ed. Campbell is rapidly recovering
from his recent injury. We are glad
to know that ne is up and around again.
Lou Gay after a pleasant visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L V Miles,
has gone to her home at Pierce, Ne
braSkl.
Nv. II. Chapman, son OF our worthy
townsman, arrived Wednesday even.
ing from illinois for /, visit with his
parents.
DIR. Sherman, dentist, will be at the
washington Springs Hotel, Sept. oath
al desiring work in his line will dc
we'll to call.
We received communicated
from A Former Admirer, too late fol
publication this week. Will give il
next week.
Professor Freeland and wife re
turned Wednesday, are busy making
preparations for school, which open!
next Tuesday.
Edison Whitney was at the Spring.
Saturday paying taxes for Mr.. Nettle
ton, who is on trip to the mountain:
for his health.
Mrs. Allie Downing, nee Whitney
who has been visiting her parents
since May, and her sister Jessie vii
start this week for Laramie City.
During our recent trip to Alpen;
we saw girl practicing horse-bacl
riding. Perhaps She has heard of tn,
riding at the Jerauld county Fair.
-Omer Shryock showed us as good
specimen Of late flax as we have We
seen. FLAX Will be a good crop thi
year with prices ranging at 500 an,
upwards.
The associate editor and chief typ,
took some Of her railroad perquisite
and started for the Territorial w G =.
L convention to lie held at Fargo thi
week and next
james Calhoun whe has been in 10
wa tor over two years, came back thi
Spring with his family and is buildin!
ii house Or his farm in section 1Sof Al
pena township.
We have heard the name Of Alder
Gunderson mentioned IN connection
with the Office Of probate judge. VII
would make a better officer? He IN
derstands, law and possesses good sens
and honesty. J..
While in Alpena This week we en-
joyed very pleasant chat with Nj
and Mrs. Shat1er of the Journal. Lac
has just returned from d trir to. tn
land Of alligators, and thinks pakot;
good enough for him.
Mr. Liyermore can be induced t
bring more sneep into the county TO
Ieasinglif there should be. q, demand
Terms, three years time, half the woo
and half the increase, while he stand