Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-03
The celebration was a success.

Fred X. Luke was down Tuesday.
%. j. Marshall was in town Tues
day.
Read Talmage's sermon on third
page.
Up. Ray called at the HERALD office
Thursday.
Mrs. Ben Smith started for Lis
comb, Iowa, last Friday.
-AIesdames Stephens and Morse
visited Woonsccket to-day.
w. II. Pooley made the HERALD
office a pleasant call Saturday.
Geo. knieriem was in attendance
upon the centennial exercises.
Mrs Blowers will sell her person.
al property at auction tomorrow.
We are glad to see that Charles
Hanson is again able to be about.
Mrs. Smith is giving warm meals
at Is cts. at the old Turner building.
DIR. Nlelcher and daughter Nina,
called at the HERALD office Saturday.
Judge kellam of Chamberlain is
booked for an address to the people on
memorial day.
We saw G. c. Wright at a distance
Tuesday but could not get Lear enough
to grasp his hand.
Don G. Needham vice president Of
the Incorporated Alliance Company
Is ut home this week.
-Four nights during this cold spell
ice formed and it is feared that the
plum crop will he light.
Mr.. Thayer has sold his residence
property to- Alois Roth, who will inn
prove and occupy it soon.
L. j. Farnsworth of Chicago is here
this week looking after his claim west
Of town, S. w. l2-lO7-65.
Register Whitney has purchased
VIM Bremner's residence. The latter
will remove to StLawrence.
&C. E. Thayer shipped his house
hold goods to Minneapolis this week,
himself and family went yesterday.
Joseph Doctor and son Joe were
HERALD callers yesterday. Joe has
been sick but is now able to rustic
again.
"A. Gunderson will address the peo-
pie on constitutional questions at the
Starkey school house Saturday May,
l1th 1883.
Stewart King called on us Satur-
day and encouraged us by words of
'''good cheer" He. is now a resident
Of ANNA township.
Ed Totten the suicide OF Mitchell
was a saloon keeper. High license
did not seem to RESTRAIN" or regulate
his passions and appetites.
Miss Jessie Blowers resigned her
position as school-ma'am in Media
township to Miss Buss Of .Alpena, and
will go with her people to Washington
territory.
E. j. Dean has $4,000 white willows
| 2and 3 years growth and $50 pounds
ash, box-elder and soft maple seed
on hand at Stock, thathe will sell cheap
for cash or on time till fall.
Don't forget that the HERALD is
equal to any official paper; IN the
county. 1t contains the proceedings
of the county, board, and all Official
notices so far as we are able to receive
them.
The, true. Repu blican will boom
Don G. Needham this week, for dele.
gate to Sioux Tails. This seems re.
,,narkable when we remember the bit
.-erlhatred withwhich its editor treated
MIR. Needham only few months ago.
!, -"Uncle" Peter Barrett has received
IA letter from Mrs. D.. a. Scott stating
that the ladies had raised about &35 .O(
flor the fire sufferers which she would
send together with a box of clothing
Call on Uncle" Peter at the p. O. fol
anything you need.
-Theimportant work in the July
convention is the redistrlctilg of, tn.
state. We, need a representative who
will fight to the bitter end all efforts
ito attach Ierauld to either .Beadle OF
Hand. We haye suffered enough al
the hands Of mammoth counties.
MIR. e. G. Ncrdyke was mentioned
last week as a likely candidate, but by
reference to the Omnibus bill it is
lseen that delegates to- Sioux Falls must
,possess the qualifications Of represen.
.oatives to the Legislature, which under
cur statues require nine months resi-.
.ue4ce in the territory, under the new
law. to he in force July 1st. ono wear