Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-23
Report Of the w. c. T. u, Executive
Committee.

lSeport o. the w. c. t. u. Executive
Committee.
inc executive committee appointed
the following superlntendents tor /
department work.
Evangelistic Mrs. n. D. Crew
+ FaAchlse Mrs. j. W. Harden. |
Union Signal and literature
Mrs. G. N. Spears.
Jayenile Mrs. E. Y. Milllllia.
Conference with Influential bodies
Mrs. VIM. Rex.
Naraot!cs Mrs. Ella Smith
sabbath observance
Rev. A. II. Huntley.
Scientific temperance instruction
Mrs. n. j. Dpnham.
Kindergarten Mrs. Mary Ford.
Hygiene and heredity Mrs. N. G. Hall.
County fairs Mrs. Worr.ll
Flower mission Mrs. Helen Wheeler.
Soldier work Mrs. c. NJ Spears,
railroad work Mrs. Davenport.
Social purity Mrs. Iofilemirc.
s5uaday school work
Mrs. Mary nateman
Legislation and petitions
Mrs. Nordyke
Work among foreigners
Mrs. W. r. Day.
The following township committees
were appointed August 81, by the W,
, G. 4. Z. executive committee. to CO.
operate with the Alliance during the
! campa;gn
.tlpena-Mesda!nes Worrall, Milli-
lin, and Davenport.
Dale -Mesdames Transformation,
Mercer and Stuart.
| Chery-Nestlames VanToorhees.
Townsend, and Kenney.
Harmony Mesdames Iluntley. Ella
Smith. and c. ". liill.
Marian -lIesjames j. II. Corbin,
Rush, and Hunt.
F:anllin-Mesdames j w. Harden,
Wesley, Brownell, and Griss!nger.
Washington Springs Aiesdames
Mary Bateman, G. II, Spears, and Mary
Ford.
MeGia-Mesdames A!verson, Beach,
and Lucy Cummings,
Pleasant-Mesdames Ii. Binrortl and
NJ. sullivan and Miss Pryne
Crow-Nesdame VIM. Rex, Dan
Waterbury, and C. N. Hopkins.
Blaine -Mesdames G. c. Wright
Price, and Parker.
Viola -Mesdames Bywater, j. N
Smith, and Miss Ida Nesmith.
4Anina--Mesdames Ida Kellogg, San,
Moore, and Needham.
Crow Lake Mesdames Jacobs, Har-
rington, and Amos.
Logan-Mesdames Curtis, Riegal
and Eordhain
Mrs c. NJ Spears, Cor. Sec.
The Huron, Chamberlain. & Black
Hills Railroad projectors met at the
court house at this place On Monday
Aug. 18th, to take meiefinite steps
towards the building OF that road
The members present were Messrs
stearns and Fish Of Chamberlain,
AIelcher of Grow Lake, Albcrts of
Washington Springs, Woodruff and
Loomis of Aloena. and Sterling
stephens, and Iiolton, of Huron.
The meeting was called to order by
Judge Woodruff, who acted as chair
man Of the meeting, after which the
members proceeded to business. Com
mittees We're appointed to prepare the
articles ofincorporation and TO prepare
the petition for aid, under the aid law
/ 4 committee to interest the people
along the line Of the road WAS appoint
ed, and also a committee to receive
bids frotA surveyors, and to make
arrangements for an immediate survey
after which the directors adjourned tC
meet at Alpena. Monday, August 26th
ihe members brought in enconras-
ing reports from allilong the line, AM,
say the people are much interested,
The course OF the road through Je-
rauld county will depend somewhat
npon the aid voted. The Intention *
to push the work forward rs fast as
possible. The question OF cid Will be
voted upon before the lst of October
The Mitchell Republican, under
date of August 1Ith, contains the
following. which viii he Of Interest to
the people Of this county:
Having been !ayorably mentioned
bv members Of the bar and friends
throughout the district for the position
of Circuit Judge, lnow take thls means
of stating that owing TO the sickness
of my partner and engagements IN
cases now pending in the courts. !
cannot under any circumstances % il
candidate for said position:
N''''| G. II. DILLON.
Report says that Col. NJ, y. iflce
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