Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-05

-Supt. Rinford was il town Tues
,iay.
Charley Hall has q new hitching
post. 10
Rev. Campbell is hcme on visit to
his family.
--NIilHkin Of Alnena was at the sale
las, Saturday., '''
-Rev. Y. Il. Smart is home on a
visit this week.
L. G. Wilson was on our streets
saturday Of last week.
Corn and Rye for sale at Mr.. Han
sons. on Sec. 32-lU7-65.
&C. Y. Thayer spent the Fourth with
MS family in Minneapolis,
r. Buckmaster and Chas. Furger-
son of Crow Lake were on our streets
Saturday.
washington Springs base ball club
won the cash prize Of S25 at Noofsock-
ct yesterday.
We send you a supplement this
week containing an excellent ,nap OF
South Dakota.
ID. w. Clink Will HE away to the
Pacific coast. soSohh,' in the quest of
something rich.
Our cousin Nellie Blank carried off
one of the Demorest prize medals last
week at Alpena.
j. NJ. Wheeler came to the Springs
last Monday to deliver the assessors
book of his township.
&C. y. Hall took in the glorious
Fourth at Waterbury and number Of
nickels from the sale Of whips.
The graduates of the Mitchell I'm
iversity last week, were G. Q. Hutchins,
Charlotte Meyer and j. G. Adams.
Mr.. Hills sale was well attended
on Saturday last but the diScouraging
crop outlook made bidders cautious.
A card from Mrs. Hall tells of the
interesting, and s9ccessful W. CT. U.
district convention at Canton last
week
Ben Smith returned from Iowa
yesterday where he had been at his
sick mothers bedside. She was some
better when he left.
Prof. Huntley passed through town
Tuesday on his way to Sioux Falls to
attend the constitutional convention
which convened there yesterday.
Sam Marlenee who has been at
Letcher working on Welch's store re-
turned home last week. Sam is a first
class mechanic and jenial soul.
Commissioner Sickler bought a
three year cid bull from the G. w. Hill
herd on last Saturday. 1t is fine ami
NAL and will be a credit to any herd.
Commissioners were in session Mon
day and Tuesday as board of equaliza-
ton; on Wednesday they did some
business and adjourned until next
week.
"A. LaPoint is in Colorado seeking
pleasure and business, Cuisine has a
manufacturing scheme and is hunting
stmore appropriate Location than the
Springs.
Mr.. Jacobs Of Crow Lake town
ship was at the Springs Wednesday,
and reported crops in his locality as
looking well and until this last week,
had suffered but little.
Mr.. Ewing Of Harmony township
was Il Herald caller Tuesday, be says
some fields OF grain in his section are
past redemption but that. most fields
would give q fair yield if they get rain
soon.
Mr.. Ed. Harmston was HERALD
caller this week. Ed is civil engineer
Of some experience. A first class
draughtsman and one of the finest ed
Icators among the teachers of Jerauld
county.
Mr.. Moore who canvassed this
county last fall for a medical work and
who was formerly typo III the Stand
ard office at Planllingtan, and the Press
ut Pukwana, was a HERALD caller
MONDAY.
MIR. j. G. Hunt formerly of this
county but now of Aurora is quite i'll
with cancer OF the stomach. His
daughter, Mrs. ohm Vessey, is at his
bedside this week. Recovery seems
impossible.
%. 6. England one of the reliable
farmers Of Harmony township was in
town Tuesday shaking hands with
friends. 1t you want any pointers
on sheep raising III Dakota Mr.. Eng
land can supply them.
-Messrs Wesley and Freeland went
to Aberdeen this week to see about
getting . loan from the Aberdeen
building and loan association to use in
completing the Seminary, which will