Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-07

Theodore Roth Was 1t the springs
Tuesday.
Closing exercises at the Seminar.
next Tuesday.
Register Whitney has moved int
his new house. ...
Painter Adair touched up Halls
h arness shop this week.
-Ilinchlisf the meat man was oye1
from Alpena Saturday.
R. L. ketchum of Waterbury was
ut the Springs Monday.
Geo. Addison and daughter were
HERALD callers Monday:
MIR. J.. T. Wicks is deputy treas
nrer during these busy days,
-Atrs. Morse and Minnie Shry.
bck are sick with the Erysipelas.
C. w. Mcdonald will erect a vino
hill over his well in the pasture.
-F'lov Tol7iemire has gone to Wi
bona Minnesota to visit her sister.
Prof. HuHtley was in town yester-
day shaking hands with his friends.
"A. l.. Eager has been sick but un-
Ser DIR. Matthias care he is improving.
-Mesdames Matthias and Binford
visited with We associate at Tip.top on
Tuesday
C. Il. Hackett, Stephens and Sheriff
Mcdonald are amonng the visitors at
Pierre this week.
The county map drawn by Fred
Luke for the Sunday School association
was a credit to an amateur.
Chairman Millikin Of the lsepub-
lican county central committee was at
the Springs Monday and Tuesday.
We have heard of the arrival dur
ing the last few days, of a girl at
Henry Gunderson's and boy, at Chas.
Hanson's.
C. w. Mcdonald shipped a car load
of stock this week from the Parkhu1st
ranch. Will Housed accompanied the
Ear to Chicago.
Mrs. \. NJ. Matthias is expecting a
visit from her sister, 1! young lady Of
Brooklyn, who is now spending q few
days in Chicago with relatives
-Messrs McGinnis Sullivan and
others oil the west side boys went over
TO the Jim river fishing this week.
A. LaPoint accompanied them.
Mr., and Mrs. Blair and their grand
daughter returned, Wednesday, to
Milwaukee. They were delighted
with the country and felt its beneficial
results upon their health.
ID. A. Scott arrived at the Burr
Oak farm yesterday and reports every
thing looking better than in Iowa.
June LIST, witnessed heavy frost in
northern Iowa cutting the corn to the
ground.
Lost between old Templeton and
Wessington Springs on Monday last d
SO TT. picket rope and pin. The finder
will confer u favor on the owner, a. /.
Snider, by returning them to the Tenn
pleton postotI1ce.
-Messrs. Sturgis, LaPoint and
Bremner attended the Y. NJ. z. A. con-
vcntion at Mitchell last Saturday and
Sunday. They report a pleaeant and
profitable time. Sam Small was pres
ent to assist in making the gathering
success.
-Messrs. G. T. Thayer, Rob't Vessey
and d. G. Needham left early Tuesday
morning for Fierre, under the escort
of the sober editor Of the True Repub-
lican, and we are wondering if it will
require two or three of them to escort
him home.
-Messrs. Shuts and Winegardener
went to Washington, Monday for the
remainder OF the potatoes sent from
.Ames Iowa for the fire sufferers. Any
one wishing potatoes will call upon
either of the above mentioned parties
and receive au allotment.
Mr.. Hanson does not wish to be
iunduly praised in his action concern
ing that school warrant, as he only did
his duty as a true servant of the peo-
pie in saving the interest to the tax
payers when he could do so. Mr. Han
son has made a good officer and will
.nodoubt serve the people another term
if they so desire.
Among the latest honors conferred
on Washington Springs is the appoint
ment by the w. G. L. U. of Mrs. N. c.
Hall as State organizer for Dakota,
and of Mrs. Il. II. Blank as district
Superintendent Of Franchise in the
counties of sully,. Hughes, Potter,
Hyde, Buffalo, Hand, 3eadle, Jerauld,
Faux and Spink.
: Papers have been placed in our
hands urging the organization of a
camp OF the Sons Of Veterans at this
place. We are not posted: as to the
number who would wish 70 unite in