Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-12-07

Bill Nye will write for the Min
nca,,oliS journal hereafter
Miss Maud Price visited Noon
socket the first of the week.
Miss Maud Campbell is assisting
in the Republican office this week.
The legislature will convene at
Bismarck Tuesday, January, Sth, 1883.
The public can find accommodate
lions at j. NJ. Spears since the hotel
burned.
The territorial alliance will hold
their annual meeting at jamestown,
December llth, 1855.
Elder Barker gospel evangelist is
holding interesting meetings at the
knieriem school house:
&C. +. IIackett says if that party
who has his lantern will return it
trouble will he avoided.
We are IN receipt of copies OF the
Appeal, a prohibition paper printed at
Aberdeen by John Bushell.
Al. Eberhart is nov sole proprie-
Tor Of the Dumoht House barber shop.
Give him /. call when IN Woonsocket
Mrs. Blank made a flying trip to
Faulkton TINS week to consult with
Mrs. Picker about the franchise work
in the W. c. II. U.
Mr., Pooley and family visited
Woonsocket and Letcher the first OF
the week, passing through the Springs
on their way home.
While the railroads are running
their snow pIows down III Minnesota
the farmers in Dakota are running
their stirring plows.
Robert Wesley says they will COM
mence selling goods soon, by Mon
day at the farthest. They will open
mp q stock in the stephens building.
Rev, J. G. Campbell has received u
call from the Congregational church
ut Clark, Dakota. The HERALD will
keep him posted Of things hereabouts.
"A card from Mrs. Sarah Taylor
says she is pleasantly located at LADS
Sth ave. Council Bluffs. Iowa, where
she is caring for her helpless boy, anu
where she would be pie ased to see any
Of her friends.
Quarterly Meeting services will be
held in the Nj. f. Church Saturday
evening and Sabbath morning, Deem
Der, 18th and 10th.
Rev. Lewis Bradford, z. T.
Rev, Chas. Wesley Pastor
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to hereby express our
thanks and show our gratitude to all
those who helped protect our property
on the night of the fire.
Morse Il LaPoint.
MARNIED-On Wednesday. Dec. 9TH,
at the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. Albert IL. kellogg and Miss Bertha
Whitney, Rev L. P.Barker officiating.
White chapel street, London, has
maIiac who displays his 1iandishness
by sing ling out woman Of dissolute
character, attacking them with
knife, and mutilating their bodies in
the most horrible manner. Ten wo-
me, have fallen victim to this tieId
within the last few months.
While the fire was consuming
everything combustible within it's
grasp, Mr.. Thayer remarked, here is
an item for the paper" Yes, sure
enough, but the reflection Of the light
from the fire, which awoAe us, re-
yealed the extreme probability that we
would not long hayea printing outfit
with which to print paper. But we
Were not molested for which we are
truly thankful.
Our commissioners have been
criticised for spending so much time
during tn cir last session, on the Jury
list. This should not be. They began
the list as on former occasions and
after working sometime it was dis
covered that an order from Judge
Trlpp and the new laws, of 1887, made
it necessary to make an entirely new
list. They went to work at this with
will, and it is believed that the list
is LOW all right and SO far as the COM
Missloners are concerned will stand
all legal tests.
81 told You SO" isnow in order
Much has been said in these columns,
AT different times about the lack of
fire protection. But only q burn out
will arouse people to action. A six inch
pipe Of earthen thing would carry
nearly the entire stream from the
springs to the toTn with a flow suit.
Gent for all purposes. Earthen thing
would not corrode and stop the flow as
did the iron pipes. With six inch
flow and n faW hrndrad foot Of hasa :,