Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-03
--Hurrah for Dakota.
Warm warmer warmest.

Warm warmer Warmest.
w. T,1!ay was III town Monday |
Who says there was a dakota biz
.ard?;
Fred X. Luke was HERALD caller
This week., i :
Judge Ayers was a HERALD caller
On Monday.
q Gle r.. solberg made proof on
Monday last. a ~
Geo Price is quite sick with pneu-
nonia and rheumatism.
'';-Ex!Commissloner Wilson was IN
town the first OF the week.
Mr.. /. II. Rich of Harmony was in
town the first OF the Week.
IT. II. Null made a trip to woon-
socket Monday, returning Tuesday,
DIR. Matthias has his barn full of
hay and is now ready fer another
BLIZZARD > 60
-Messrs Moore, Kyle, and Wine
yardner:of ANNA were at the Springs
Monday
IF YOU haynt met with the Vim
dicatof, be sure and call for enc a
Roth brothers. ''
MI. Tyner of Wocnsocket, but for
merly of Jerauld county was over at
the Springs the first of the week.
Sam Arnold visited the Springs
Wednesday, wearing a straw hat.
Nho says CHS is a frigid climate?
Judge Hackett and attorney Nul,
were seen the other day arm in arm IN
close consultation. Was that the
people or a "ring2"
Some of Ierauld county citizens
were drunk, on our streets, one day
this week.. Did they bring the whisl-ey
with them or get it here
MIR. Chas, Brown and family went
down cellar duting the blizzard. Their
fuel became exhausted, and they could
get no more into the house.
Meetings are still held at the Sem
mary, with increasing interest. Quite
a number have decided to lead better
lives. May the good work go on.
H. c. Stephens was in town Mon
day. lie was fro m home during the
blizzard but his folks kept warm by
burning several bunches of shingles
Don't forget that Geo. Price can
fit, you out With any kind of livery
rig, or take you to any Of the neighbor
ing towns as quickly and as che apply
as any body.
The weather is quite warm and
pleasant. The snow is going off rapid
~ and men are going around in thei
shirt sleeves, while down in New Yort
they are wrestling with snow block
aides and genuine billiards..
There will be quarterly meeting
services at the NJ Z. Church on Sabbath
Feb. -, 1898. Rev. Louis Bradford
The Presiding Elder, wishes all tn
official members of the lTessingtol
Springs Circuit to meet him at tina
fine.
Mr.. Elmer Carpenter. who wa
reported by our Crow Lake Correspon
dent, as lost during the late blizZar'
came in the first OF the week ant
proved the report false, by looking
well and hearty. Says he was out il
the storm only about half an hour.
One peculiarly Of the Nyessingtol
Hills is their warmth as compare
with the country few miles distant
While there is good sleigh,ng four o
FIVE miles away either east or west
here the snow is nearly all gone and il
some places the roads are dry an
dusty.
Bert Andrews brother of e.
Andrews of the j. W: Thomas ranch
showed the most pluck in the blizZar
of any one Of whom we have heard
He is a boy OF Is years and was !
mile from home watering y head Q
stock, when the storm came upon hill
He could not erive them against tn
storm so he rounded them up an
went with the storm for seven Lille
where he CHANGED to strike hay stacl
around which he Kept the cattl
until the morning of tue 18th. IL
lost but three of the herd and the
stuck in the drifts and he had to abaI
don them to save the rest. lie escape
with only frost bitten feet.
Announcement.
in order to avoid financial embal
rassment, we will sell all our winte
goods at cost. Roth Brothers
washington Springs Seminary,
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