Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-10

LOCAL COLUMN
Locals Everybody busy.
Harvest booming-Jeraud county ahead.
The HERALD, this week. is very unique
Dakota will harvest an immense crop this year.
Uncle John" Robinson the famous Snowman. is dead
DR. Roger made visit to the Springs last Saturday.
Postmaster Faust unfortunately lost week,
balm ~ -0 s"'0 a. ''0'' 'So pau
Miss Edith Thomas is spending days with friends
Rey Barker preached very interesting sermon
house Sabbath morning.
Our A R post hung their large flag at half mast
Simpson Minneapolis brother and sister of
Mrs =. e. Thayer are here on a visit.
Mrs g. Cummings variety to our bill of fare by
leaving some very nice beets at our office.
William Horsey rushed things harvesting;
ming harvester and header and six seven teams.
Remember the Woodbun House when in town. and stop
where you can get good square meal cheap for cash.
Lucy hs tier Wednesday for
N Hill and NJ E. Small have cut large amount of grain
by using good sefbinder and every moment Of daylight
Rev B. Smart filled pulpit NJ E. Church. Sun
day morning account Of the health Of Rev. Wesley
Mr.. Bremner has about completed fine which will
and Spears Waterbury Saturday returning
Monday They visited family on their way
home.
Wm Houmes prosperous farmer of Franklin and of
the boys was IN the Springs Friday last business with AOr
ney Gunderson.
Brown Mitchell preached to agood Lynn.
Sunday He out on vacation enjoying the hospitality
of Mr. Pryne's family
oil 5sefs be @ Of Sm
squeamish Dondit eh George?
Another oame of hasa
Not quite many erppes reported this time There's
without his daily visits and reported having LOST
ty pounds i'll three days of harvest work.
+ struck and set reto the prairie about miles
rain much damage would have followed.
Hill and Lepsdus well the Farmers column
to give way this week to the premium list.
Sheridan last Sunday evening at 1920 o'clock after
and g cat of diseases
We think farmer friends and others will be
ested reading the list of premiums offered for county
Read it carefully and decide what you will bring.
,,g Gordon and wife first Of
home with their daughter, Mrs A. B smart DSn
Mrs 9 Gray and Mr. Keiser cousin of Mr. Gray
ing nearly bedfast bu: hopes Of obtaining
eft ons Flynn was very welcome caller Yesterday He
the 1g one NJ cu oGsf b Until they
Our thanks due Mrs j. O. shryock for a mess of
green She said she would give
consequence.
20 Marshall says, Harmony F. A. No. 5ls using
oneha barrel Of machine oil bought Of Aberdeen F. A.
pany; James Grieve says is splendid OIL Our
saved 5 cent this OIL yet the kckers the Alliance
is no good.
We received specimens Of wheat from the fields of
Messr Sullivan and Turr which sho plump berries
full head The yield will undoubtedly large as the heads are
filled the tip and shows that wheat perhaps damaged
by the hot weather than was supposed.
great deal been said createa prejudice against the
Alliance Irvine MJohn Tawlks that the Alliance
to that of dealers In
using two balls of the atter Irvine the workers
PEELED to stop of times mend the broken thread
Robert McNcke foreman maker Northwestern
the Winona shops-Huronte
Mr. McNicke is sonlnawof f. T. Tofiem and his
village by friends with pleasure
"A society of people has formed for
tan work The of the society did the
officers follows Augustin LaPont, president
Smart Lula Smart secretary A. Stuges
Next meeting to be held the church Tuesday evening
Quite number of schoo]maams and few teachers who
not naams at the examination Tuesday
territorial superntendnts instructions followed by
county giving certain length Of time for each
branch OF study is not very satisfactory of teachers