Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-24

Read Mrs. Crows ad.
Read about the f. NJ campmeeting
w. Il. Probert has painted his
ware house.
Read the poem by E. T. Harmston
on the first page.
-Alois Roth moved his family to
their new residence yesterday.
-Corothers brought over aload Of
goods for Roth Bros. yesterday.
Editor Hull made the HERALD
sanctum pleasant cali on Monday,
l.. H.. Tarnswotrh is having some
breaking done on his claim this week.
Miss Lilly Arnold kept Mrs. Blank
company during our recent trip to
WoonsGchet
A. Roth received an invoice of
furniture for their west side residence
on Thursday
Mr.. Whitney has the addition to
his house enclosed. Nessrs Robson
and Stephens are doing the work
Commissions Eastman took the
prize won IN the spelling match, home
with him last week for the use of
Alpena township.
PROF.: Cornwall passed through the
Springs Monday on his way from But
falo county where he had been speak
ing on prohibition.
ID. w. Clink Of the firm OF Sarke
Bros. and Clink of Woonsocket, came
bver TO the Springs Wednesday to
Sell some machinery.
Mrs. Blowers and family started
Monday for Seattle, Washington ter
titory to join Mr.. Blowers. Rod" and
'.Doc" however remain behind.
Perhaps you had not thought of it
but it is a fact worth remembering,
That when you want any legal papers
properly executed you should call on
G. w. Mcdonald.
Mr.. VIM. Moss and Miss Anna L..
Eaton were united IN marriage by
Rev. Mrs S. T. Huntley, at the latter's
residence on Tuesday evening Of last
week. aterbury Messenger.
MIR. f. Nj. Townsend the gentle
manly stage driver on the Woonsocket
lime reminds enc Of the days when
AL Eberhart held the reins. Mr.. Town
send now reads the HERALD in his
Woonsocket home.
The campaign committee have de-
sided to secure the services of EX-G Gov
ernor st John for an address 1T the
Springs sometime near the close of
June. This will be a rare treat for
Jerauld county folks.
Hail storms are already reported
from various portions of the territory.
Our farmers should not fail to insure
their crops in the pioneer F, NJ. z. A.
The f. NJ. p A. offers unquestlonable
indemnity at unparalleled low cost.
Try it.
While in Woonsocket the first Of
the week we called on S. a. Ramsey,
a rising attorney of that place, and
congratulated him on his election and
popularity. While Mr.. Ramsey is a
democrat yet he received a large re-
publican vote.
Mr.. Reed who bought the land
given to the Seminary by P. r. Bar
rett, arrived at Huron last week from
Minnesota. He came down to his
farm on Monday and on Wednesday
evening came to town with a load OF
lumber. He will build on some lots in
front of Mr.. Wallace's residence.
MARRIED at the brides residence
on Thursday May, 16, Mr.. Carleton
N. Hall and Mrs Gerlt, Rev. Charles
Vessey officiating. The HERALD ex-
presses the sentiments of Carleton's
many friends when it says "congratu-
lations." Carleton is our popular har-
ness dealer and Mrs. Hall is well and
favorable known by Washington
Springs society.
Our county commissioners have
bought the right Of way through the
gap in the: Sand hills just west Of
Woonsocket, where the travel has al
ways been until fenced up recently.
They are tc pay $500 for the right of
way, which is to be opened by June,
list. This Is cheaper than to grade the
hill down and VIII make better road
then the graded Gre ever would.
THO New Discovery.
You have heard your friends and
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