Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-17
Wet harvest?
Well, yes, rather.
Mrs. Huntley is at home again.

ID. A. Scott is a flll-iiedged grange
nowadays.
Sam Arnold is the proud father {
another boy
MIR. Hammock Of Harmony was il
town Tuesday.
The HERALD THREE MONTH
for only so cents.
PROF. Huntley is building an ad
tlition to his house.
Mrs. T. II. Null and baby hav
gone east on a visit.
Miss Maud Campbell assisted in
the HERALD Office this week.
Mrs, Abb Huntley was the guest O
Mrs. G. M. Spears, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Thornton wen
to Woonsocket and back last Tuesday
e. Dryers daughters who have
been working at Bristol have returned
The weather is rather damp for
Stacking, yet great deal OF it is done
Will not our old subscribers try
very hard to pay us some cash this
month?
"A brother of Mrs G. w. Hill and
Mrs. II. A. Miller is visiting his many
relatives here.
-Augustin Lapoint was a granger
this week long enough to help Geo.
I5ateman stack his grain.
Have you consulted A. NJ. Matthias
concerning the loan you want on your
place? He will give good terms.
Miss Maud Price has gone to Cher
okce, Iowa. where she will spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Get yotr friends to take the HER
AID on trial. Until Sept. LIST we will
take trial subscriptions three months
for 30 cents.
Mr.. Rounds of Ripley Co, Indiana
who is visiting his sons OF the west
side favored the Herald with q call
on Saturday.
+, Attend the Jera;lld county ". G.
L. U. convention and make the ac-
luaintance of some of the workers in
the temperance cause.
A b. Smart's house was struck by
lightning last Monday night. No one
was injured but all were more Or less
charged with the tluid
Miss Emma Major called at the
HERALD Office yesterday. She is an
ticipating a visit in the south part of
the county before long.
Alex. Johns On of Minneapolis, for
many years HERALD reader. is here
on short visit, locking after his
claims southwest of town
Mrs. Richardson and daughter
Nellie were HERALD callers yesterday.
Miss Nellie is successful teacher, of
Hull, Iowa, and is here on visit.
This oaice puts ont the Jerauld
county fair premium list this week.
Such work in a country office mea1s
"rustling" and it has made our paper
few hours late.
The point of all OF Blosser's blow
and bombast is clearly visible in the
modest little presentation of Joseph
,O'Brien, OF Crow Lake for sheriff of
Jerauld county.
Mr.. r. 0. Freeman representative
of the Detroit Safe Co., called to sell |
the HERALD safe, but when he saw
our close quarters he was easily con-
WINGED that we had no place for one
Of his iron boxes.
Any farmer can get the bulletins
Of the experiment station at Brookings
Dakota, free by sending in his name
They will contain valuable informa-
ton concerning crops and trees that
grow best in Dakota.
BY circular letter Supt Einford in
forms us that the Territorial Board of
Education Will. hcld the End Terri
torial Examination, simultaneously at
Fargo, Huron and Speartish, Dakota,
August goth to 3lst inclusive.
james G. Blaine arrived at New
Iork on Saturday last where he was
rendered reception by thousands of
his countrymen, the Irish republicans
having the affair in charge. Blaine is
the most popular man OF our cent?
aent to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan are now Wis
lting their daughter Mrs. Smart. They
have just returned from visiting a,son
in st. Paul, Nebraska. After leaving
here they willg go to Watertown Dakota
where they have bought property and
Will make their future home.
The most silly and disgusting spec
,acle to be seen in house of worship ,
IS that of a few persons gathering
themselves into group and under the
lame OF choir Dprch fhpmSp1 DON =