Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
He sells

Hall is a rustler. He sells lap
robes cheap
Prof, Nuntrsss. Of Boston, deliver
ed an interesting and INSTRUCTIVE
lecture at the church, last Wednesda.
evening.
-Segil Eddy had the misfortune
yesterday, to have one Of his leg
broken. Wei learn that while riding
horse, it fell and his leg was carried
under the horse and broken.
If you would enjoy good healtt
always leave the table before you
appetite is fully satisfied, and be SURE
your wife has a LIGHT RUNNING MEN
HOME Sewing Machine and yon viii
be wise.
I The newspapers are publishing ;
discovery of a bed OF rock salt III
the Washington hills. D,ligent in
quiry has failed to elicit the exact
locality. We hopeit may prove veri
table fact.
! st. Louis has S5,000O00 pledged fol
the worlds fair in 1892 She CLAIMS q
much larger population and a greater
railroad mileage within circle OF
equal radius than either New York or
Chicago.
Mr.. J.W. Eastman having bought
j, B. Morse's interest in the New
Bakery, in Woonsocket, will be glad to
accommodate all his old customers and
as many new ones as stand in noed Of
such service.
i'm railroad wreck near Council
Bluffs, Iowa, number OF persons
were killed and some severely injured,
among the latter is J. F.. Cross, of
Mineral Springs, Iowa. 1t was caused
by the engineerdisobeying orders.
The popularity Of Mr.. Herring in
the Bird commissioner district is such
that no man as heard from, has pre-
sumed to enter the field against him.
not even Mr.. SicEler, the strongest
democrat in that district, cares to run
against him.
MIR. L. V. Miles and family passed
through town last Wednesday, with
their household goods and stock, en-
route for Pierre. lie will engage in
the real estate business. Success to
his new industry.
Old residents of Washington
Springs who have been absent several
years would be surprised at the
healthy growth of our town. Itseems
to be creeping along the foothills to
the north of the old site; the Semi
nary just south of MIR. Smart's, being
the nucleus Of the new town.
DIR. Melcher told Mrs. G. V. Mar
tin, teacher at Crow Lake, that if she
did not attend institute but con
tinued teaching that he would see that
she got her pay. This does not seem
right. It's contrary to the spirit of
the law, and interferes with the disci-
pline Of the superintendent over the
teachers.
-Woodmansee & Dunn have finished
threshing in the northwest part of the
county. and while on their way home
Tuesday, the engine broke through the
bridge, across theru south Of Thomp-
sons barn, and with some difficulty
it was removed. but not until pilion
was broken. They thresh at John
Grants next.
Mr.. 3. ?. Lovejoy, large dealer in
general merchandise at Wabuska, Ne
vada, says: 81 have tried st. Patrick's
Pills and can truthfully say they
are the best / have ever taken or
known used" AS a pleasant physic
or for disorders of the liver they will
always give perfect satisfaction. For
sale by DR.. A. M. Matthias.
The silver medal contest are in
creas!ng in interest. Last Friday
evening was the first full class of ten
we havehad. The Medal was awarded
to Miss Maud Ioff1emire. At the
close of the contest 10 or IA names
were handed in for the next contest,
and three or four for the one four
weeks ahead. They have all made up
their minds to have silver medal.
Mr.. E. N. Hall formerly of Sapborn
county, has rented part of Mr..
James Houseman's farm, and will
move here with his family. Alessrs.
Hall and Houseman have purchased
300 head of sheep, and will engage in
sheep raising; believing that in
Jerauld county there is more money
in that business than in any other.