Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-12-27

Buy your coal of Mcdonald 4
probert.
IL. c. Stephens was a HERALD
caller Saturday
Blankets ana iap-robes at cost at G.
n. Halls harness shop.
; Read the article on the first page
entitled County Bonds.
Wesley Brownell was doing bust
ness at the Springs Tuesday
J Skinner & Pettls sell flour and feed
at rates th1t defy competition.
Hall will sell you harness cheap,
repair and Oil your old ones neat.
Appropriate exercises were held
ut the NJ. E. church Christmas eve.
Highest market price paid for fresh
,nsalted butter jill. VEssEy. 2w
Hall is closing out his blankets and
lap-robes at cost. Now is the time to
BUY.
Skinner & Pettis Will butcher and
sell meats OF all kinds. Give them a
call.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cyrus Thompson ate
Christmas dinner with We editors at
Tip-top,
Bring all your old grease and tai
low to G. n. Halls. He will pay a
good price for it.
i. II. French called on the HERALD
force Tuesday, while in town buying
Christmas presents.
John H. Vessey said that last Mon
day was one of the best days for traue
ne has had this winter.
Misses Payne and Wright, and MIR.
Payne. of Twin Lakes, are the guests
Of n. |. Churchill's this week.
The HERALD job Office turned out
1000 letter heads and 500 envelopes
Tor the Seminary this week.
Minnie NJ. Harris and John l..
Murphy were married in Sioux City
at; P. NJ. December Goth 1889.
I'VE received G Christmas present
from Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chapman in
the shape of sometoothsome spare ribs.
-Born, to Matthias Zanger and wife
on Christmas morning, a boy. MIR.
Zanger lives on the o. f. Woodruff
,anch.
? Mr.. Arnold VINO lives on D. A.
SCOTS place, received Christmas pres
ents for each of his family from Mr..
Scott and wife.
Hon. Soderberg, Of Minnehaha
county, was at Mr.. j. w. Harden's
Monday night on business connected
with the farmers Alliance.
We expect in a short time to give
a free write-up of Washington Springs
and vicinity for the pleasure and editi-
cation of our many readers.
We will pay $l.Oo for copy Of the
HERALD. of each of the following
dates; April 21st, Aug. 18th, Sept. 18th
and Sept. .22nd, 1888, and Is cents for
April 4th, 1884,
Owing to theimmigration ofsmall
folks to Dakota at Christmas time, Dr..
Matthias was deprived Of the pleasure
of assisting at the ceremonies c. the
family Christmas tree.
When you go to Mitchell be sure
you call at the Sanborn house and see
what courteous attentions you will re-
cieve at the hands Of Messrs. Clark s.
NIillham, the proprietors.
Now is the time to get one of the
best agricultural papers published.
For So we will give you the Orange
Judd Farmer and HERALD for one
year. 1t is l6p page weekly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher are the
proud parents Of their frst-born, a boy
born Dec. 24th. Mrs. Fisher is daugh-
ter of Commissioner Eastman, who
should now be hailed as Grandpa
Christmas night was the occasion for
a dance at the Court House. Fifty-two
tickets were sold at one dollar each,
which entitled the holder to supper.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Spears furnished supper.
We are in receipt OF an article on
the Free Book question by Harry L..
Bras, county superintendent OF Davi-
son county, with the request to pub
lish 'free gratis The article is good
one and should be read by every educa-
tor and law maker.
"A valuable and unique business
calendar published by the Pope Manu-
featuring Co., consisting of 500 leaves,
each containing date of the month
and a short item about the use Of
bicycles. It's just the thing business
man should have on which to keep a
memoranda of coming events.
Kind reader, do you'owe the HER
AID anything on subscription? Re-
member it requires cash to run paper.
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