Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-09
Locals few and far between TIL

Locals few and far between this
week.
1T looks lonesome about the Sem
mary.
Letter from j. w. Harden will ap~
pear next week. -
Prof. Freel and and wife are spend
ing vacation attheir' home in Faulk Co.
We are in receipt of a communi.
cation from West Side that will appear
next week.
DIR. Matthias second child is. very
sick. DR.. Roger was called in for con-
sultation.
If you havn't met with the Vim
Dictator, he sure and call for one at
Roth Brothers. -
Absolutely pure baking powder and
Aavoring extracts, in bulk at Dr. Ma
fhias' drug store, 224tf
-WEss1NGToN SPRINGS TOWNSHIP
Alliance will meet at IL m. Wednesday
March, IA, 1883. Special business.
E. V. Miles.
For good Shepherd pups, call at
W. E. Towner's residence in Viola
township. Price only $1.o0. 2572w
Geo. Hodges and Eloise Blaisdell
we're married at Woonsocket, by Es-
auire Kanouse on Feb rs, 1888. The
HERALD extends congratulations.
"A. j. Schumacher, General SOLICITOR
Of the Farmers Mutual Protective
Association Of Plankinton, was a
HERALD caller the latter part of last
week.
Those willing to take stock IN a
creamery at Washington Springs are
requested to meet on March 18th, at
2P. NJ. at the office Of DR.. Matthias.
Per Order Com.
Notwithstanding of County Ear
mers' Alliance March, 14th at o'clock
b. m. for the election Of officers and 9th
er business that may come before the
meeting. E. V. Miles, Pres.
Oh. Marshall, Sec.
Take Notice
The cold weather isnot over, and
parties in need of warm shoes under
wear or flannels and can give Bank
able papers in absence Of money, can
save both health and wealth by calling
ut Roth Brothers. See Announcement
"A Gunderson is attending court
at Plankinton this week. He is plain
tiff's attorney in the case Waugh VS.
Horsley and attorney for defendant in
case of Flint VS. Flint. He also has a
hand in the case Of Alberts VS. Nc
Donald.
Last Saturday evening the home
of Rev. Smith was besieged by merry
party IN such over whelming numbers
that the worthy pastor and his wife
were obliged to surrender. 1t was the
goth anniversary Of their wedding day.
Some substantial tokens were left.
Will Bateman has sold his half
interest in the Jerauld county bank
building to A. Gunderson, who will
occupy the room in the near future.
His increasing business made some
arrangement of this kind necessary.
1t is whispered about that he and G. w.
Mcdonald will form a partnership.
They Will make strong team.
We are pleased and gratlfied to
see the citizens taking such an active
interest in Addle knierlem's Benefit.
1t meets with approval every where.
It should be borne in mind that the
Fund is being raised for the purpose
of providing Addie with an artificial
limb and of securing to her the means
OF obtaining an education. All the
money is to accrue solely to her bene-
ut. She is bright, intelligent girl of
fifteen years upon whom every dollar
will be worthily bestowed.
We have received notice of public
meetings to be hello at Alpena, March
10Th, Waterbury, March 10Th and
Washington Springs, March 18th under
the auspices and in the interest of the
Farmers Alliance. Addresses will be
delivered by MIR. Conklin Of Conklin's
Dakotian, published at Watertown
and Mr.. Crosse, Editor of the Dakota
Ruralist published at Pierre These
gentlemen are among DaAo.a ablest
speakers and will entertain you well.
Let every body attend.
just because lawyer has a new
Office there is no need OF burning down
the old one; but that is what nearly
happened to Gunderson's neat little
office which has SO long been il
lumined by his corntenance He left
q lamp burning and when he returned
found the window casing, an open
book, the curtain, and several papers
blazing. With his usual GOODNESS he
threw the lamp out of doors, tore
down the curtain and put out the rest
of the fire by smothering it with his
overcoat. Gunderson is as good as
whole fire brigade, if you just call him
soon enough.
DIALOGUE.
DI,AMATIS PERSONAL.
BUBBY, BBLossER
PAPA, !, N LOOMS
Place. Republican Office. Time. just aftel
reading Prof. Harden's letter In the HERALD o.
February, oath.
BUl,.y: "Papa, who is that mano 1t makes
me 'fra.d to hear him talk: | don't want hi
vine Providence to remove ire from this mud
puddle"