Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-13
oh! sing us a lullaby.

oh. sing us lullaby.
French Mustard in hulk at,
Albert and Vessey'a.
Ground feed can be had at Roth
Bros.
commissioners proceedings this
week
Miss Kate McCleai,s school closed
last week.
Paris Green ssprinklers at Morse &
LafoiDt's. SW2.o
Il Z IIarnlston visited the county
seat last Saturday.
Charlie Gingery, Of Waterbury,
was in Gown yesterday.
C. w. pettis, OF Media, is building
anew house on his farm.
A good II inch breaking pillow for
sale inquire at this office.
Nate Spears is now the dandy
clerk at Albert and Nessey's.
Mr.. Goll OF Franklin township Is
hauling lumber for & new barn.
Prank Phillips cafe over 70 the
Springs at TIE close Of Last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iced OF ANNA are
happy over asweet new baby girl.
Come and see the new spring
goods at, Albert and Vesseys.
--parls Green and London Purple in
large quantities at DR.. Matthias Drug
Store 2T6tf
Miss Maud Campbell gave us some
valuable assistance on the HERALD
last week.
Absolutely pare baking powder and
aavoring extracts, in bulk at DR.. Ma
thias' drag store. a24tf
Miss Nettie liiaes is home again
after closinga successful term Of school
in Franklin township.
WIN. Skinner is helping excavate
a cellar for j. w Thomas, who ex-
poets to build this fall
%. j, Marshall went to Woonsocket
Wednesday, returning Thursday with
4 load Of Alliance Irvine.
Prof. Harden and wife were in
town Saturday and HRS. Harden IA
vored the HERALD Office with call.
Il will make you special rate on
your final Homestead proof. Come
and see me before starting proof.
Albert Gunderson
Mrs. Geo. Bateman went TO NFoon-
socket y yesterday to meet q sister who
was expected to arrive from Appleton,
Wis.
Charles and Win Eastman and
Geo. Canon and wife were in atten-
dance upon the campmeeting over
Sunday.
County assessor Gray and wife
spent Saturday in Washington Springs
and we enjoyed q very pleasant chat
with them.
--lieverends French and Phfer OF
st. Lawrence and Miller, respectively
were in attendance upon the camp
meeting this week.
A private letter from .. +. Chap
man who is now at the Military Home
in Leayensworth, kansas, tells US he
is well and enjoys the HERALD.
1t is conceded by all that the
Woodburn House is a good place for
good square meal. Rates reasonable
Liveries furnished on short notice.
Mr.. VIM. Skinner has taken the
agency for the little Wonder Wash
or and B]cacher," and viii call at your
homes TO show the merits Of this Won
derful little machine Give it a trial
2TTW4
Prof. Freeland and wife returned
Monday and stayed at the Seminary
until Thursday morning when they
started to their CLAIM where they will
try granger" lite until the fall term
opens.
-SrRAyED--,s gray horse 8 years
OAs;s lcHlly b!l1i>l, sui ~ gu 4ACiil tl4C oSii
of 27-107-6a, Saturday night, june 20.
Any information leading to his recov-
cry will be cheegfully paid for by
}. A. lIolconlb.
Among the number Of Jerauld
county citizens seen on our streets last
Saturday were G. v Martin. n. j. Dun,
ham, Q, j. Marshall, Wesley BrowneM
L. ". Castleman, c. w. Hill, j. W. IIar.
den and s. S. Moore
Mrs. Euntley returned yesterday
to Iowa where she will be engaged in
religious work about a month She Is
one OF the grandest OF Dakcta's grand
women, and her many friends JOIN il
wishing her success.
Old Mr.. Rich, father Of l. n. Rich
was attacked and badly horned by d
vicious bull last Saturday evening
He now lies in a severely bruised and
criticH1 condition +hoIIsyl, Ea has q fair