Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-17

Richard Lehme1 was a HERALD
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair occupy f. L.
Smiths residence.
C. Il. Thayer returned from Min
heapolis on Saturday last.
e. L. Smith and family moved to
their claim LIST Saturday.
Poor I.o came into town Wednes-
lay with his bow and arrow.
Mrs. Morse and Miss Minnie Ben
JNt were 1T Wconsockot Monday.
VIM Bremner moved his household
effects to Harmony township or Tues
hay.
Mr.. " l.. Arnold has his wind
hlill. in repair again and can grind feed
Tor the hungry.
Mr.. probert moved E. L. Smiths
household goods to his claim on the
5. w. Il OF 10 107-G4 Saturday.
The finest display Of millinery goods
exhibited in Washington Springs, just
received at Mrs. Z. Il. ToED's.
Mr., A. L.Eage was at the Springs
Monday accompanied by his son-in-
law and also by Mr.. Spencer, his
brother-in-law.
Any person who will go to Nes-
5ington for a load of potatoes, for the
ire sufferers and needy ones will please
report at this Office.
Register Whitley is improving
his residence by e.cavatiug q cellar.
clustering the house and preparing to
build an addition.
1t is not to be denied that q good
Sewing Machine is one of the most
important appurtenances Of the modern
household.-Buy the NEW HOME
We supposed this was a free coun-
Try, a country where e!s(Ial ii! CITY
was paramount, hut we have just heard
Of man who denied his wife the pri-
vilege of choosing her own reading.
We have heard that there are peo-
pie who reason thusly: An things
are Gods, l belong to Him, therefore
every thing is mine. This theory may
explain tie actions Of some persons
we know.
IL. W. Harden was HERALD call
er Wednesday, The use of his name
on the non~partisal ticket was against
his express wishes, yet had his own
party given him the support he
merits he no doubt would have been
elected.
James T Ford, GlO Wall st. Sioux
City, Iowa, was here last week max
ing proof as guardian Of Minnie Har-
;ris. He called at our Office and paid
his aspects to the HERALD. VI care
glad to note J +. rs success and prosper
ity in the great city Of the Sioux.
The remarks about the non-part!-
san convention and the parties con-
nected Herewith must not be re-
garded as opposition to those parties
as political parties, In themselves
they may be right, but when covered
under some other gard they are wrong.
r. NJ. Magee, formerly Of the firm
Of Drake & Magee OF this place but
now Of Chadron y ebraska and county
attorney CT Sioux county, was here last
week looking after the welfare Of his
tree claim, and made the HERALD Of
flee a pleasant call Nj. Magee seems
20 be popular, since he was elected on
the democratic ticket in republican
county.
-Chas. Hanson, Treasurer of Media
school township is working for the
Interests Of the tax payers. a warrant
given for patent seats and Anticipated
inaps purchased by the school board
IN power two or three years ago was
paid last Tuesday by Mr.. Hanson. He
had written the, company that the
principal was ready for them if they
would send the warrant to the bank.
1T came and was redeemed at its face
thus saving the county about $500
Through the honesty and good man
agement OF Mr.. Hansen.
Millions Of acres of crops are an
nually destroyed by hail. As the hail
season is practically upon us, it is well
for our farmers to secure immediate
protection. The farmers Mutual Pro-
,tective Association Of Planhinton, is
the safest company to insure in. IT is
the largest hail company in existence.
1t paid over 5000 losses in four years.
laggregating over one-third of a mil
zion doliarc, ate. cost net exceeding
rs cts. per acre. The present season it
insures as low as 1919 cents per acre.
I'VE advise cur readers. 70 place their
nail insurance in the Old Reliable +,
M. Z. A.
The statutes provide in the case
Of elections that the returns shall be
made 5y messengers who shall de-
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