Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-10
-Huntlay and Hartley
Vote fer Huntley and Hartley.
Vote for the Sioux Falls 1onstitu-

--Uuntley and Hartley
Vote fer Iuntley and Hartley.
Vote for the Sioux Falls lonstitl
zion.
Asparagus and pie-plant in tn
market"
RI. r.. krcnz OF Media was in tow
Monday.
Did you know the wind blows &C
casionally?
Al Fberhart was over from Noon
socket Monday.
Vote for HuEtley. Hartley and Thu
Sioux Falls constitution.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips were
trading in town Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Y. Rhodes vert
seen on our streets Monday.
-Messrs NJ. D. Grow end J. *. Fore
are in Brown county canNassing.
The silver medal contest at The
Seminary was quite well attended.
Go to the poles on the 18th, and
vote for the Sioux Falls constitution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price visited friends
in Woonsocket the first of the week.
Jack Wesley is moving into his
neat little home in "Aristocracy Flat.
-BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs L. w.
shryock a girl, on Sunday May 5th,
1889.
w. B. Wilson and sister Bessie Of
Viola were at the silver medal contest
Monday night.
DIR. Matthias found about three
fourths of the trees on his timber
claim destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Roth is making Improvements
on the residence bought of Mr.. Thayer,
preparatory to moving in.
Joseph O'Brien Of Crow Lake
passed through tie Springs "Wednesday
en-route for his old home.
Mrs. Frances Smith is having a
,.scyclone cave dug as a refuge from
every stormy wind that blows
We know that "Jack" Wesley has
moved for we saw him taking the last
load over in "Paddy's wagon"
Remember election comes on next
Tuesday and the Sioux Falls constitu
tion should have a big majority.
Quite anumber Of Indians from the
Reservation were taking in the sights
at the Springs Monday afternoon.
Attorney Magee from Chadron
Nebraska is visiting this part OF the
county looking after his timber claim.
The six delegates from ,Ierauld
county to the district convention at
st Lawrence started for that place
Monday.
Mrs. Miller and children, Who have
been visiting her sister Mrs. Julius
Smith returned to their home at Mil
Ter Monday
Rev Barker brought a couple Of
grain sacks full Of seeds furnished by
the government, for distribution
among the fire sufferers.
Mr.. NanDorn of Hand is said to
have been in the non partisan-union
labor democratic mass (of nine) con-
yention at Miller last week.
If some one would invest in a
building at the Springs near the grove,
and open up Ii S.nitarium they would
undoubtedly get good -eturns.
Everybody should attend the meet
ing, at the Starkey school house Satur-
day evening at 7;30 Albert Gunderson
will talk about the Sioux Falls Consti-
tuition.
Webb Hill, aged IS years, brother
OF Z. W. Hill, died Monday, at the resi-
dence of his son Clarence Mr.. Hill
came from Wisconsin TO Beadle coun-
ty some five years ago.
Fifteen fresh milk COWS at the
s'Forest Home Rancho" owned by Mrs.
+Ao11, t1ud SlldlliC lS uOW iOOA1llR LOT Il
partner-in butter malling-one of the
opposite sex preferred
-Sallie Miles won the silver medal
ut the contest at the Seminary Mon
day evening, The race was very close. |
three other contestants coming very
near winning the medal.
The father Of the union labor party .
IN Hand county was prime mover in
this nonpartisan { y convention which
nominated o pronounced democrat /
and luEea warm republican.
e. G. Nordyke and \. j. Durham
hied themselves away to the east part
ct the county Tuesday to fill engage
ments in the line Of lectures on the
Sioux Falls Constitution and Omnibus
Bill.
A short time spent among the pig
5tyes Of farmer Miles showed about
twenty large swine and nearly fifty
pigs. Most are Poland China and all
in rOnl fhrivlDcr condition No coo,,