Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-29
Thanksgiving is past.


The ice house Is nearing completion.
VIM. Grace is again in Our town
lis there saloon at Woonsocket?
Bert Richardson is at home this
week.
Joe Scott is laidup with sprained
ankle.
Buy your coal of Mcdonald &
Probert.
Fresh sausage at the new meat
market.
School closes at the Seminary next
Thursday.
Sheriff Mcdonald was at Alpena
Saturday.
-Chas Grace of Duncan was iii town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nordyke's school closed last
Wednesday.
H Harry Gundetson was over to
Alpena Monday.
A. G. Thompson has been on the
bick list this week.
Judge Hackett wentto Mitchell on
business Tuesday.
Blankets and lap-robes at cost at G.
N. Halls harness shop.
Skinner & Pettls sci, flour and feed
atrates that defy competition.
Skinner & Pettis have fresh meats
Of all kinds constantly on hand
Hall will sell you harness cheap,
repair and oil your old ones neat.
Hall is closing outhis blankets and
lap-robes at cost. Now is the time to
buy.
Don't forget the Equal Suffrage
convention at the court house, Satur-
day.
Skinner & peteis Will butcher and
sell meats of all kinds. Give them i
call.
"A new barber shop in Pat Melon
AIDS Office. Will Spears is the presiding
genious.
1t is rumored that Judge Wood
ruff has been appointed Post Master
Ut Alpena.
bTRAYED-A putty knife, which will
oblige the owner by returning to the
Drug Store.
Ed Dodd was sticking type in the
Republican office during the absence
of Geo Ravens.
Bring all your old grease and tai
low to G. II. Halls. He will pay a
good price for it,
Owing to lack of time and space
quite a great deal of interesting matter
was unavoidably left out this week.
ALL the school books adopted for
Jerauld county for the next five years
for sale at the Drug Store. DID
Louis Roth started for Alpena
Thursday morning from whence he
will leave for Washington, d, e., on
the Statehood train.
Richard Price of Blaine township
was a Springs visitor Wednesday,
He called on the HERALD and paid for
the paper one year in advance.
Mrs. John Teasdale was at the
Springs Friday, She came after her
son who attends the Seminary, and
stopped to do some shopping.
Thanksgiving services at the
Seminary Thursday evening, sermon
by Rev. Brandenberg. "Old Settlers"
reunion at Mrs. Campbell's same day
Father Vessey annunceu from the
pulpit Sabbath morning that he had
been officially authorized to take charge
of the NJ. E. Church work at this place
BE sure to attend the Executive
Committee meeting at the court house
Saturday at ! o'clock +. H.. called by
Mrs. Millikln, First Vice-Pres. Co. w.
c. T. U.
we WI pay so1.oo Aol u Copy VI ehe
HERALD Of each of the following
dates; April 2lst, Aug. 18th, Sept. 18th
and Sept. 22nd, 1883, and Is cents for
April 4th, 1884,
Johnnie, the "kid.' has, returned
to his old place in the Drug Store He
has been 8 months in the Agricultural
college at Brookings, where he is TAX
ing course iu pharmacy.
(, Now is the time to get one Of the
best agricultural papers published.
For 50 We will give YOU. the Orange
Judd FARMER and Herald for one
year. It is l6 page weekly.
Did you notice that Dandy" sign
on the Drug Store? Uncle John Adair
knows how to put on the finishing
touches. Go In and get a trial bottle Of
"1Yalsam' and don't keep your wife
a wake all night, and disturb the con-
gregation and minister, and Sunday
School superintendent and teachers and