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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
Atten ion W. 9, T. I.

\ letter received from an officer Of
the District NC. r. u. demands i'm.
mediate attention from the Pioneer
Union. IN CIDER to attend to this mat
ter elfeetually q fun membership
should be present at our next regulai
meeting, Feb. 9Th, 3 O'Clock p. m. a
the residence CT Mrs. e. II. Ford Lei
every member make a DEsPlRATrE Ell
fort TO be present c, 81. SPEARS
Cor. Sec. ". c. II. L.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
MORTGAGE SALE,
I-\s. lnfnu1f hnc. 1,,o,, ,,1 ,


WHEREAS; default has been male in the pay
mem Of the money secured by u nortrane d,.
yea '!'c md day OF June A. D. 1sss. eNeiecud BY
OF the county .:af .Ierauld ana Territory OF Dl
Ao';t, i" G. u. iiayer "f lie County of .lerauld
ana IsrritH'E o. Dakota. and which .nortgage
was lHf'iltlt'l III tc Office al the i'pgfSfrr ~
Deeds OF III" county of lerl'l!d and Territory OF
Dakota. IN book "f mortgages ON p:Tre s:f; ON
thm IN Gay oi June 1883 at $40 O'Clock PM and
Gis no a"lion or tro."adings at law Of
debt secured by said mortgage or amy ,i,,
thereof, and.
mcnt of the amount scared by said .rnrtg: ,.t
>i5l.5e which became lue aud pav;tble Noytm
her2nd 1883 and.
~, Whereas. default has been made in the pay
.ncl' OF the taxes assessed OH said real urOper
" . agreed by said mortgagor in said mort
gage: and
a, Whereas default has been made in keeping
s0red as stipulated in said mortgage: and
whereas. tile amount claimed to be due upUr
sud norlgage, at the date cf1his notice, is the
S OF Two hundred and sNtyolic dollars and
n,g,lly - cents (S26 so 1o-wt S15l5O principal
and 5000 Interest, ana one hundred dollars at:
lofheys' ices stipulated form the said mortgage
NOW, IlIERIEoRT Notice IS hereby given
SAID mortgage, and duly recokied as a lit. ID
and III purs,ance'gf the statutes in such ease
made aud provided, the said mortgage viii be
,Snreriose hy safe OF the mnrlgaged premises
SlG;iil OF 'lerauld county to the highest and best
, bidder i3r cash at the front door OF tie
cr'.i' mouse use, IN the village of Washington
i)al:o; on The 9th 'i}ir Of l'ebruar, 1889 al
= :, n. ,s IN ne Afternoon of that day The
''2Ga Pr. nllSes n" stiratrrl in the county
" 1rn'll& I. tne TERRITORY OF Dakota. and ar(
desc hcG Is follows. 10 vii
ne N"'t East Quarter q u a of Section THU:
, ,aoi -! III township One Hundred and Eight
! ~ oi Eange SiXty-liye td5l West of 5tl i. NJ.
con'tnnlsg one hundred and sixty acres be tic
same more or less. "
Daied at Washington Springs d. r.. this 2Stl
day OF December. A. ID. 1858.
Albert Gunderson C. T. Ia,,vcr
A'toiiies lof Moflgagee Mortgages.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
NOVICE TO CRUITnRs.

=. ESTATE Of GAMES ., GRAN decoo.ed
-; Nol,ce IS hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED adj
iralrlX OF the estate OF James o. GRAY de-
u , to the creditors Of. and all persons nav
llieli with the necessary vouchers. within fou1
menus 4 after the first publication OF this NOTED
s - .s sd Sarah ia NJ Gray at her lesid nee on
Admx AZ his Office e. IN y" Nc Donald atty 70.
me county OF Jerauld. d. 7. ~ ''ss'
gated AT Washington Springs. December 2Gtll
If lf' ti,o ost,+o Sarah NJ, Gray admiuistrntriF
y. wy enlale VI Jalles ~ GRAY. drcensCsl. dGSil:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

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iiai5f. .,3i, tifoa,,s -
Why called congressional townships3
Where IS orr ease Iine:
Ri}N1;'
llgsoHj nilddy water,
SEQ, ood river
- Sioli%, d. % & t,,,I no 1lia,
3.ittle ,aisso,,ri. bad lands.
White, Wlltte earth.
liiey ahhe' reservations
FOUNTAINS.
at,o,. f4n,s % ,,s,,,,i7as
ni<'h it''l - %. W ~, ny ,i+
T6rfe onnI ',. 5s, ~ IN 10 Miles
Jiifh MANS Of the Missouri
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
Cons}7,n77tfon Surely Cured

TO TIE Please intern
your readers that ! have u positive
remedy or the above named disease.
Icy It's timely use thousands OF hopeless
cases have been permanently cured.
shah be glad to send two bottles OF my
remedy free to any of your readers
who have consumption il they will
send me their express and post office
address. Respectfully.
il. Slocum, NJ. ID !Sl Pearl ST., \ Y.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

When tbs lerauI0 county court house
was built, ii the fall of 1855, me upper
story, by an arrangement with the
county commissioners, was paid for by
private parties, who took q lease from
The county, for that portion OF the
building, 70 run three Yeas, the coun-
" to nave tire useof the1oom fer court
purposes. The lease expired to-day,
and now She building beiongs wholly
to tho county,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
N7olIl Z l70l, ~ BLicAIIoN.-I.and ofice
,rorLCE FoH ruEylcATIoN.-Land Office

NTOTENE FDH FNr!l'NATION. Land ofioc
i : N MITCHELL. y. 7. m. 18th, 1899
Notice j. hereby given tina, the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
70 make final homestead proof in support OF
his claim. and that said proof will be made be-
OF Jerana county, d. l., at Washington Springs
on March ID. 1889 viz: Marion f. Harmston. Il,
5. No. -. for tine north . SW IA. and south
Z NWli. of section ., y. los. K. HG. lie names
residence upon. and cultivation Of. said land
viz; John shannon, Earlviile. Beadle Co. u. r..
and August i'onto. William II. Murphy ansf
john Fgin, OF Icmpleton. II. 7.
NJ. II. RoWi.EY, Register
j.. Y. LoOaIIS, Attorner ia
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
COMMUNICATIONS
I01-6G.


" inter is on US in full force, thai
is, all the force 4 Dakota winter can
muster-but that force is so feeble that
Ii is picnic compared with what they
have at other places. Il IS truly heau-
tiful and we all enjoy it with heart &
content
yhe snow we have VIII We it,
mission in moiaton;ng the la@d wien
it melts.
IEarnna1 Hinncra is i happy man
since Mrs Ii, returned from Humboldt
county, Iowa
We are Informed that .,;rs, Silas Fos-
ter has returned from her visit in
Michigan.
Geo. Trcilopo goes TO White Lake
CHS week to meet Rob. and his wife.
Rob finished bis house before going TO
Ill, so they viii enter housekeeping
at once. Their friends viii be glad to
greet them, and their neighbors glad
to hid them a hearty welcome.
Miss Jennie Marlenee is enjoying a
visit at the county seat.
El. Dean is attending Yanlton Col
lege. Iepsidus.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
SEMINARY scINrILI.ArIo

Bevs. j z. Freeland and 9. G. Coffee
were callers Tuesday morning.
Mir. Berg received d visit from his
father Saturday and Sunday.
Nil and Mrs. Wilbur Coffee visited
The school and dined at the seminary
Tuesday
Miss Addie Nneir.em is allie % at
tend to her school dates again.
Prof. Freeland surprised Inc school
family by giving them a pleasant
sleigh-ride Thursday evening.
After the literary exercises Monday
evening the audience was entertained
10y Mr. Bieber, who gave short d.a,
@rjption OF a Pathological chart for
which he is acting as gent, a sub
scrlptlon Was started &c purchase The
chart for the seminary and $3l 80
raised. Prof. Ercelaud also gave a
short Ce3cription Of tho seminary globe
which arrivel a Short tine age.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
G. e. trhayer gives the most ia

able terms or real estate loans. Only
one mortgage, no commission no stuff
ing, no application paper, no exchange
on coupons when due. Cali and see
me before going elsewhere.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
Read This Carefully

Al persons knowing Themselves in
debted to Ms at the w essington Spring
store ere requested to call and settle at
once, as ii Is necessary for them 10 do
SO. H3TT Bros.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
TIE LAUBE WASHED

Tho New Patent Smith & Laupo
Washer and Table combined is taking
the lead cverywhereand 1t is said to
to be the nearest to perfection Of any
washing machine yet made. J. ".
Shuts haNing secured the patent right
for Ierauld count is now manufacture
ing them for sale at his farm south Of
town, Any one desiring q Washer of
real merit would do well to try them
before buying any other.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

~ W-lNTED-A list Of lands for
sale in Jerauld county for customers
IN the east Albert Gunder5on.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
,-..rLt,a o. FINAL PROOF.

%rorCE .foR rIHI.lgATIoN., Land onco
y al Mitchell, -. T.. january 18th 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
ni;uel settler has filed notice of his intention
10 MAKE tiual Homestead proofin support of his;
cai,n and that said proof will he made before
TIE ,gudee or in his absence before the Clerk.
OF the District Court, 1rrluld County, at Yves,
snguon Springs. D. T., ON Feb. %, 1889. viz
SAMUEL 5. MoOIE.
HID No 2lG0n, for the y T.. L sec. IS. Town LOG.
Ranges. lie names the following witnesses TO
prove ais continuous residence upon, and cul-
tiyatop OF, said land. viz Norris T. Williams.
Julius A. Swan. John Is. Scal and Asa Hodgson
all Of Ada, Jernuld county Dakota.
NJ. II. RowLEY. Register
N.TulII Z FOR III BLiCATlON-I.am Office
IN at Mitchell. d. T., jan %, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that Wilkes and Wells
of SioIlX Fails. ID. +. have fled notice of thei,.
Intention to make final proof in support Of
claim OF William MARROW, and thas said proof
viii be made before c. w. Mcdonald, Clerk Dis.
trict Court. Jcrauld County, at Washington
Springs, ID. I. on March 9th. 1889. viz: William
MARROW. y. s.. No. o229l for the Northwest
Quarter Sec 81, Town los Range 81. to complete
G. L. NO. l22al as required by g. Mar. 80. 1888
They name the following witncSscs'tO prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. viz: Peder Nelson. Mathew Shep.
pard. Charles u. Brown and Richard Wander
vene, all cf Washington Springs. Jcrauld Coun-
ty. u. T. NJ ~ IL WtFY, Register
~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

w Ilo! Just read this! The Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean. the Orange judd
Farmer, q 1G page weekly, and the
" essington Springs HERALD, (all ar-
rearages beng PAID from no" until
January Isl 1880 for oNIE $3.50. IN
actual saving Of %sl.70 on the three pa
pers Gall III HERALD ol.Ge,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
Attention Tree Growers

have an order for a barrel OF wild
silk cocoons, TO be sent to the Paris .l5N-
position for examination and test by
the silk growers Of the world. Large,
heavy cocoons only are wanted now,
but hope we may soon Utilize all we
can obtain. These who Will nd in
making this collection vii, please leave
their hest samples. Just as they come
from the trees, at this office, Or send at
once to L. c. Wilson Parsons, Oak.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

1o you want & good cheap corn
Keller? Ifyou do wc have iust what
YOU want Gail and see il work.
GW@33 Morse g. I.ApoIET.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

Il have . farm in Michigan to trade
for Dakota land. 100 acres new
house $50 with an Ell 1Gx2t feet, one
and . hall tories high, and painted.
New barn 32Xl6 feet and a spring On
the land, IN kinds CT small fruits on
the farm. VIII trade for Dakota land
and personal property. Jerauld county
property preferred. Call for particulars
on 4. GunG arsou.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-03
TIE EAST.

WHILE skating on the 18th George B.
RenOn. his son Burial and Ammon Neasey
we're drowned at Lake Village, " H
The steamer Silver Star, of Bar Harbor,
Me. struck on hidden wreck on the 25th
and sunk in twelve fathoms of water The
captain and crew of eight men escaped
with the clothes they wore.
IL conversation on the Goth Mayor Hew-
lit, of New York. said that his expenses
in the recent election were $40 900.
DURING an entertainment un the Goth
hall at York, Pa, collapsed burying
three hundred PERSONS in the ruins and
large number were er,ously injured
By the capsizing of boat two ladies
named Smith were drowned on the 26th at
HillsviIlp, Pa.
CONPLAINT was made by iron manu-
facturers at Philadelphia on the 26lh that
there was no money IN their business, and
they fe ired that some of their number
would be obliged to shut down unless the
price Of iron was raised.
GEORGE and Peter Matcello fbrothers)
during a drunken quarrel on the 26th at
Leisenring, Pa, threw their lanIlady.
Mrs Dubosh, down stairs, breaking her
neck
Is New YORK the National Academy of
Theology was organ re on the 27th, its
object being the prosecution of theology
as science. Prof. James Strang, ID. d.,
of Drew Theological seminary, was chosen
president.
THE city Of Newton, one of Boston's
suburbs celebrated it, two hundredth an
niversary as a town on the eth
OS the 2Tth Nat onaI Scientific Asso-
citation was formed at Cornell Tn versIty
in Ithaca, n. u, DR. James Hall, State
GeOlOgist OF New York, being elected
president
JAMES GREEN, Of W1lcOtt. y. V, cut his
wife's throat on the eth and then gashed
his own, both dying within a short per cd.
Family troubles led to the tragedy.
WILLIAM GREEN and Patrick Kenny, of
New York. ami Timothy Cassidy. Of Brook
Ign, were arreste on the 9th by United
States HI -ers while engaged in making
counterfeit 5 liver dollars.
C. WETNMANN a Co, of Pm lade'phi
furniture dealers. faile on the 18th with
S15. 600 assets nd $l2J. 600 liabilities
JOSEPu SOLOMON. lace dealer in New
YORK c Is, shot AMI killed his wife and
then killed himself on the 90th ult in a 1T
OF jealousy
The steamer SANTANA, which left New
York for Havti November p last, with a
crew Of eighteen men besides its Captain
and his wife, was given up "a lost on the
seth ult.
Ok the 5Oth ult the steamer Bristol. of
the Old Colony Line. was burnej az her
dock an Newport. r. l. Loss. SS1o 90
1HE police OF Brooklyn on the 29th ult.
decided 10 allow no more prize-i gifts or
pugilistic exhibitions 10 take place in that
cstv.
SIKH foreign paupers landed at New
York were returned TO their homes IN the
old country on tie 10Th ult.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-03
low tigers EAT.
a Couple of Them Usually Finish a Co
at One sitting.

Couple of Them Usually Finish a Cow
at One sitting.
A Hindoo expert on tigers gives the
following interesting Information
about the appetites of tigers and their
manner of devouring their prey:
IAN ordinary-sized tiger and tigress
will finish COW or such animal at one
sitting. leaving only the head. The
tigress begins at the shoulders anG
eats downward. When their heads
come together in the middle OF the
animal, they know that there is nc
more left, and quit eating.
Before eating the tiger always
drags its prey short distance. After
the meal. the tiger sometimes lies
down by the skeleton. but if there are
hills in the neighborhood. it will prob
ably go of and find cool spot for it.
nap.
IF any thing has been left, the tiger
will return the next night to eat it, but
it never makes the second meal on the
same spot as the first, always dragging
the body a short distance away.
The tiger can eat half a bullock in
two hours. Tigers will also eat each
other If it is more convenient than &c
hunt up other provisions They arc
supposed to kill only once in five
or six days, and in fact, do prob.
ably sleep and dOze for several days
q ter they have gorged themselves, but
they will kill whenever they get a
ehauce, and it is on record that one
tiger killed for fourteen consecutive
nights.
They win wander immense dis
tances at night,always taking the easi-
est paths and frequently travelled roads
on that account The move about lit
tie in daytime because the hot ground
burns their feet. - Golden DagS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-03
a CHILD IN COURT


How a Little Girl Secured the Postpone
ment of Trial, aud a Gift.
With two little hands clinging TO the
edge of the desk and her blue eyes
filled with tears as they just reached
the level Of her fingers. a little girl
yesterday gazed into The plying face
Of Judge Steekler in his court. Chok-
ing back her sobs. she said: Please.
Mr.. Judge. mamma can not come here
to-day"
The judge inquired the reason, and
then the child's lips began TO culver
again and the tears rolled down her
cheeks as she said: Mamma can't
come because papa died Saturday, and
she must stay home to-day
rs your father buried yet?' inquired
the Judge
mo, sir. replied the little girl.
1.-THE funeral may take place this aft
ernoon.
Has your mamma any money in
the house,"
mo. sir, / don't think she has" re-
DAAHu A4hC EAAAAA+ BHt HDAAAl II AIAAtA2 aAAS
trying to raise enough money to bury
papa"
The judge and the lawyers were all
astonished at the simple statement Of
the little child, and Immediately co.'s
lection was taken up, at the sugges-
ton Of the Court. for the bereaved
family. Judge Steckler started the
fund, and all The lawyers present con-
tributsd. and in a few minutes over
fifteea dollars was collected for the
child's mother. The money was placed
in the hands Of the little girl. who ran
home TO tell her mother Of the I'M
looked for gift.
The child who was poorly but neatly
clad. had appeared in court in behalf
Of her mother who had brought a suit
20 recorer a sum Of money due for
work that she had done The child
told the judge her mother would like
TO have the case put down for some
other day The request was GRANTED.
~ i. Press.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-03
EoREloN INrEIIIcENcE.

The famous Russian officer, General
Louis Melikoff, died on the Goth at Nice,
aged sixty-four wears.
The Storm Queen. a British steamer,
foundered on the Goth in the Bay of Biscay,
and her captain and five other persons
were drowned
IN the eastern and southeastern parts
of Spain several shocks of earthquake
were felt on the eth.
Ok the 27th exploring schooners reported
at Victoria, b C., that there is a great
abundance of fl h on B ack Coal Banks. OF
Queen Charlotte's Island. and that the
coasts are dotted with natural harbors, in
which the anchorage is excellent
FoUR THOUSAND bondholders of the Pan
anna Canal Company unanimously adopted
a resolution at a meeting in Paris on the
9th expressing confidence in NJ. De Les
seps and volunteering to forego the inter
est on coupons and the redemption of bonds
until the canal is opene for tr. ffic.
FIRE swept aw y the village of Delor-
aine Man, on the 18th.
A FIRE destroyed the Sharbot Hotel at
Kingston, Ont, on the 2Sth. and Rev.
John Fraser. a well known author, aud
the hotel porter and bell-boy persisted in
the flames
Ok the 18th Prado, the murderer OF
Marie ABuelahts was Deueducu IN fariS.
\ SHELL burst on the 2Sth in one of the
fortresses Of Messina, Sicily, exploded a
powder magazine and killed sixteen sol.
diers and Injured many others.
WEBB BRANDON was hanged at Winni-
peg. Man, on the sSth for the murder OF
his wife
IL London on the 29th ult. the seventy.
ninth anniversary of Mr.. Gladstone's birth
was celebrated.
SEVEN prisoners were killed and three
wounded during an attempt to break jail
on the 30th ult. at Shwebo, Burmah.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-01-03
pIrH AND POINT.

Short accounts make long friend $.
Use not credit too frequently without
0iling with currency.
If you have emmy doubt about the
propriety ov thing. you may be pretty
certain that the doubt is right.
Billings.
What we call curiosity and in
guisitiveness in other people seems in
ourselves only a laudable thirst for
useful information. -S0msrUill Jour
nal.
1T is an oft-quoted saying of DR..
Johnson that "a man is better pleased
when he has a good dinner on the table
than when his wife talks Greek"
He who, meeting a pleasant
temptation. stops to shake hands with
il, will generally end by going with it
wherever it chooses to lead him
I "A hornet flew into the mouth of
Harrison Sands, near Syracuse, the
other day and gave him a sting which
resulted in his death. He had his
mouth open 10 yell Rats
He who respects his work so high
~ and does it so reverentlY thai he
cares little what the world thinks OF
it, is the man about whora the world
comes Mt last to think great deal.
When men of rank sacrifice all
ideas of dignity TO an ambition with
out distinct object, and work with
low Instruments and for low ends, the
Whole composition becomes low and
! base.-BErke.
We ought not to judge people by
their beliefs. because We do not know
how they have been brought about;
out we may justly apply the crucial
test to our own views. and honor or
dishonor them accordingly.
You can not trust a man perma-
nently to do any thing that he does not
like to dc. Virtue is never safe until
it gets beyond the point of taking care
of itself. We are not safe until it is
safe for us to do exactly as We want TO.
DR.. c. H. PdrkhurSt
1t is only the small man who feels
big. 1t is only the men of small brain
and the men of small heart who lift
and faunt themselves in brainless os-
/ tentation. The men and the women of
/ the large heart and of the large brain
| do not measure themselves by common
standards OF the pulpit or of the plat
form or any standard that men set up.
| And when men thus stand BY the side
of these great pillars planted on the
earth and lost in the sky. they are, and
feel themselves TO be, exceedingly hum
Die. Chicago AdCauce.
-Impetu0us Fashionable (meeting
old friend in the street-"Oh, Count
ess. how do you do? I'm glad you're
back. / haven't seen you since your
brilliant wedding. OF course the
Count is with you" Countess-''N
left him in Italy" Friend-'I hope
you had a good time there. His grand
old castle" Countess you
see. it took all my money to pay his
debts on it, but friend lent the money
to come back with. By the way, you
.can do me great service" Friend
(weakly)-''Certainly! What is it?n
Countess-''Give me some sewing to
do."-CdrtOOR.