Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-22


LOCALS
Isn't this halmy weather.
DIR. Rogers father was buried Mon
day.
Fresh sausage at the new meat
market,
Bus sour coal OF Mcdonald 4
Probert.
Judge Churchill was in the SpringS
Monday.
Senator Huntley was on our streets
Monday.
Mrs. Cady is visiting st Tip-toI
this week.
Louis Roth knows little about
Jobs Affections.
Mr.. LYNN, OF Lyndale. paid our city 4
visit Saturday.
Blankets and lap-robes at cost at G.
n. Halls harness shop.
Mr.. Morehead twas supplying our
town with beef Saturday.
beck Hewitt has just returned
from trip near Ifed6eld.
Skinner & pett1s cell -four and feed
1T rates that defy con petition.
Skinner & Pettis have fresh meats
of all kinds constantly on hand.
Hall will sell you harness cheap,
repair and oil your old ones neat.
Mr.. LAnning, Of Cherry township,
was on our streets a few days. ago.
We are glad to note that G. w. Nc
Donald is again able to be around.
Mr.. Shabley, of Viola, proved up
before Judge Francis last Saturday.
Jim johnson has new house, a
new buggy, and now-what next?
Skinner & Pettis will butcher and,
sell meats Of all kinds. Give them a
call.
Hall is closing out his blankets and
lap-robes at cost. Now is the time to
buy.
Fon SALE: One good yoke of oxen
years old, for sale by G. Lehmer. 10
1866.
Miss Jenratte Richardson began
her school, last Monday, in Logan
township.
Miss Fanny Richardson is quite
low but hopes are still entertained Of
her recovery.
Attorneys Nordyke and Gunderson
went to Plankinton on legal business,
last Tuesday.
All the school books allotted for
Jerauld county for the next five years
for sale at the Drug Store. Dl3
As wego to press, our sister, Mrs.
Castleman, is lying at her home very
ill, and grave doubts are had concern
higher recovery.
Did you notice what lovely
picture the hills presented when "Jack
Frost" first touched them upwith the
"high lights?"
They say Al Sturgis makes a tip
top Sunday Observation-Disclosures, and
Jack Wesley is ready to help the cause
along IS assistant.
Rev. A. B. Smart and family left
Tor Salem last Tuesday. The good
wishes of his many friends attend him
in his labors in new field.
LosT--A black and tan Gordon Set
ter. Had ON collier with register tag
No. 81, Huron. Please return to Nettie
C. Hall, Washington Springs.
Rev. Vessey preached a funeral
sermon in memory of Jennie Bateman
last Sabbath. Next Sabbath memorial
service will be held in Appleton, Wis
-"Uncle'' John Chapman and wife
have gone to Illinois to spend the win
ter with their children who live there.
The good wishes of the HERALD fol
low them.
Judge Hacket and En- Sheriff Spears
accompanied Mrs. Spears to Alpena
Tuesday evening, where the latter was
one of the cold folks" contrasting class
in oratory.
We will pay $500 for copy of the
HERALD Of. each of the following
dates; April 2lst, Aug. 18th, Sept. 18th
and Sept. 22nd, 1883, and IS cents for
April 4th, 1854.
-Ye Editor and Associate enjoyed
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chapman oneday this week, and COM
;plimented that lady's excellent cookery
by eating hearty meal.
Now is the time to get one of the
best agricultural papers published.
For ~ we will give, You the Orange
Judd Farmer and HERALD for one
year. It is l6 page weekly.
/, -A.letter to G. n. Hall from his
brother in North Dakota states that