Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-23

-'Gustin LaPointi is home again.
Bert Richardson returned to
Melette Monday.
w. II. IL. Jones was in town Mon
day talking Huron for the capital.
Miss Laura Christensen was visit
ing friendsa5 Faustoa, che first Of the
week
Quite number from Woonsecket
were in attendance at camp meeting,
Sunday.
Indications are that Governor
Mellette will be nominated next week
by reclamation.
- Mr.. Nordyke and Dr.. Melcler we're
in Media township Tuesday, agitating
the railroad question.
"A load Of young people from
Plankinton were at the Springs Sun
day. attending camp meeting.
Several buggies passed through
town Wednesday, ON their way to Faus-
ton to join the TT. Thompson e&curs-
ionists.
MIR. and Mrs. J, Z. Stearrs, MI. II.
v. Fish and Miss Bessie Stearns, of
Chamberlain, were visitors at the
Springs, Monday.
Mrs. Hunt is having a house erect
ed on the lot jus: north of Jack
Vessey's. Sire expects to occupy it as
soon as it is completed.
MIR. John McCaskey, Of Viola, made
The HERALD pleasant call Tuesday
He expects to become q resident the
Springs in the aear future.
First pop the question and then
question the pop and see if he will
Give a LIGHT RUNNING NV HOME
Sewing Machine with the girl.
Mr.. Anderson Of the firm of Kinds
\ Anderson, OF Woonsocket, was doing
the city under the hill" Wednesday,
in the interest Of his meat wagon.
The NJ. L. camp lneetiEg closed
Sunday evening after q successful
ancampment Of nearly two weeks.
''Father" Wesley is al energetic and
faithful laborer
Mrs. Bennett has purchased Mr..
Proberts house, on main street. She
will have it put on wheels and moved
to her lot opposite Bert OTr's, and will
have it fitted up for residence.
Registered at the W oodburn House;
Monday-II. Herring, JOS. Herring,
e. NJ. Hopkins, and Mrs. H. NJ, Rice,
Waterbury. Wednesday--Jno. Nc
Dougl, St. Lawrence and G. Z. Cosoer,
Miller
We will pay 500 for a copy of the
HERALD of each of the following
dates; April 21st, Aug. 18th, Sept. 18th
and Sept. 22nd, 1883, "a cents for April
4th, 1854. and 5Ocents tor q copy Of
March 9th, 1885,
DIED-Thursday evening: Mrs Vim.
Horseley, senior. at 66 years of age, OF
aropsy, after an illness ofseyen weeks.
The sympathy Of the entire community
is extended TO the bereaved relatives,
IN this. their sad afilct;on.
The sad intelligence was received
yesterday, that the infant daughter OF
Prof. J. X. and Mrs. Freeland, died on
Monday of this week, Of congestion of
Che brain, after an illness Of but two
days. They havethe profound sympa-
thy Of the entire community.
The editor and associate being
away, the paper has gene to the devil"
Should our readers see anything that
pleases them, the devil IS ready to
take the thanks; hut should you see
an article not, to your liking, it was
probably written by the editor before
he left.
Peter and Sarah Barrett VIII start
this week for the G. a. r. encampment
at Milwaukee and a visit among
friends in Wisconsin. This is a much
needed vacation for "Aunt" Sarah,
whose faithfulness at the post Office
deserves the rest, as well us the hearty
approval! Of every patron CT the office.
Work on the seminary is being
pushed forward very rapidly. The
masons are laying brick on the first
story. The framework of the second
story was put up during the past week.
1t is the intention to get some Of the
rooms finished in time for the fall term
Of school, which begins September Eth
The notea Sam Small will make
two speeches at Woonsocket, in the
interest Of prohibition, on Tuesday,
September 10th, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon and at 8 o'clock in the even
ing. Sam Small is one OF. the greatest
temperance orators Of the day. and DO
one should lose this opportunity Of
hearing him.
The report spread during the fore
part of the. week that Supt. l. S. Bin
ford was suffering from "a paralytic
stroke, waSa mistake. Mr.. Binford