Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-12

Col Day OF ANNA was IN town
Saturday.
Il. y. Loolnls has moved his family
TO Alpena.
The Democratic county convention
meets tomorrow.
o. j. Marshall visited Noonsocket
Monday with a load of grain.
Remember that Spears is an indie
pendent candidate for Sheriff.
Prof. Freeland viii occupy the NJ
4. pulpit next Sunday morning.
MIR. H. l.. Odds and wife started
yesterday for their home III Iowa.
Father Nessey is in attendance up
On conference at lankton this week.
Mrs. Toiilemlre brought in some
beautiful sGnasI.es for the Sheriff this
week.
We received pleasant calls from
Messrs j. NJ. Wheeler and Joseph
D'Brien this week.
John r. Weeks of Waterbury is
teaching III the Starkey district of this
township.
Mrs. Ida Ilt.sls:ns of Rock Co.,
Wisconsin is here visiting her Uncle
T.. II Barrett.
Hon. O. F. Woodruff is Just com
pleting a barn ON his farm near Alpena.
2SyGO With a lean to. l4X6O.
Assessor Gray who has been suf-
tering for months With dropsy. is
slowly recovering.
Treasurer Wallace is building an
addition tohis town barn. preparatory
to moving next week.
Nh. Mrs. Smith of Marshall Go.
Iowa are here visiting their children
Ben and Julius Smith.
Mrs. Tarble departed Monday for a
visitln North Dakota after which she
will go OH to Vermont.
Misses Williams and Phillips have
been busy for the past week making
out tax sale certificates.
Mr.. Preston of the law firm of
Dillon Il Preston, of Mitchell was ut the
Springs Monday on business.
Cuisine LaPoint reports the Corn
Palace I; magnificent spectacle and
the street parade truly grand.
Japan was visited 10y a storm
August thirtieth which wrecked 5000
homes and injured $1,000 people.
Regular meeting OF the county +.
A. on the first Saturday in November.
Speakers expected to be on hand.
MIR. Bremner and the boys are
working this week Gil the foundation
Of Mr.. j. W. Thomas new house.
James Ferguson was treating the
boys this week. After seventeen
years OF married life he is tie proud
father of his first boy.
lllnchliefIe will sell you any kind
Of meat. Gail at his shop in Alpena.
and remember that he also makes tri-
weekly trips to the Springs.
Mr.. Jaynes of Woonsocket, visited
"tiptop'' last Sunday, accompanied by
his mother Mrs. Harris and his aunt
Mrs. Buel Of Reedsville Wis.
Ernie Cummings had a tussle with
a hog ard came out second best, he now
goes about with a lame leg from the
effects OF a bite from the brute.
-Rolla Uady started Monday morn
ing for work on the c. NJ. & st p. r. r.
Hr expects tie SET breaks, and he may
be thankful il some M. ID. is not called
upon to set breaks for him..
1t is said that the Democratic
national committee waste get 100000
IN the event of the passage by the
House Of the Nicaragua canal bin
The Republicans prevent its passage.
Mrs. Nettie G. 'lall started out this
week on another lecture tour. She
speaks today by request Of Bishop
Walden, to the NJ. e. Conference a,
Iankton, upon the subject of Hygiene,
There will he an executive meet
ing OF the Co. ". G. y. u. October oath.
.at Washington Spring, \ full attend
ance is desired. Jennie II. Miles.
Pres. Co. w. c. II. U.
We are under obligations to Pat
Mcdonald for services rendered. Pat
Isl candidate, fer sheriff before the
democratic convention next Saturday
| t he gets there" will no doubt make
good run
Hon. Q. E.. Woodruff made the
lIEARLD a pleasant call yesterday and
left some OF the essential in running i;
newspaper. He has been constan,
reader Of the HERALD since we took
charge OF the paper.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Beels, an attorney at
.Norfold Nebraska made his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Beels visit last