Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-12-20
Mr. Spears is On the sick lis.


S. Sowerwine has treated his house
to d coat OF pant.
&C. c. WRIGHT. OF Blaine, was on our
streets "Wednesday,
Will Spears. our city barber, went
to Woonsochct to-day.
Blankets and lap-robes at cost at {.
n. Halls harness shop
%. z. Hull, OF the Messenger was
Herald caller today.
Skinner & P.sttls selI tlonr and feed
atrates that defy competition.
Skinner s. pettis have fresh meats
IF all kinds constantly on hand.
Hall Will sell you harness cheap,
repair aad oil your old ones neat.
Highest market price paid for fresh
nnsaIted batter. J.lI. Wesley. Wv
Hall is closing ous his blankets and
ap-robeg At cost. Now is the time to
buy.
Skinner & pettis Will butcher and
sell meats of all kinds Give them a
tall.
Bring all your old grease and tai
low to c. y. Halls. He will pay a
good price for it.
--Rev. $. f. IIuntley preached at the
Congregational church at Chamber
lain last Sunday.
Mrs Wallace, mother OF OIL. worthy
county treasurer, came il ON the
stage at noon to-day.
Mr. +. y. s,owe.mine is building
a new house and hauling posts aud
wire for & new pasture.
Col and Mrs. lay were HERALD
callers yesterday, and we now are
enjoying some spare ribs" which are
anything but spare.
Winter in South Dakota! l should
think not. AS we passed ". A. Deans
place on the lSth INST. we saw him
working the highway with team and
scraper.
We will pay sloo for a copy Of the
HERALD of each Of the following
!lates; April 21st, Aug. 18th, Sept. 18th
anG Sept. 22nd, 1883, and 10 cents for
April 4th, 1884,
Mrs, Ollie Shryock started last
Friday for her home at Turtle Lake.
Wis. Charley will be a happy boy
when he sees his wife and child
safe home again.
The Jury in the great Cronin trial
brought in a verdict of life imprison-
ment for Coughlin, C'Sullivan and
Burke; three years for Kunze, and
freedom Tor Beggs
Now is the time to get one Of the
best agricultural papers published.
For So we will give you. the Orange
Judd Farmer and HERALD for one
year. 1t is l6page weekly.
A short call at Mr.. J. NJ. Stickley's
one day this week revealed family
with pleasant surroundings; prosperous
and contented, because it is one of the
few households free from debt.
While at Waterbury recently we
met Mr.. c. A. Cummings, one of
Waterhurys real estate agents, whose
genial smile is a harbinger Of success,
and entities HIM to host of the good
things of life.
Reverends Mr. and Mrs. Huntley
Mr. Hubbard Of Chamberlain and his
sister, an evangelist, have been hold
ing meetings at the Bethel and Troll
lope school houses during the past two
weeks and are now at Gam Valley.
Mr.. Mark Williams has made
some Improvements on his farm this
fall. Uehas moved his house to
lovely site nearer the road than where
it before stood, enlarged and other
wise improved it.
Mr.. William Toaz, of Pleasant, is run
ming the Hopkins hotel at Waterbury.
Mr.. Toaz has met with many discour-
pgements and misfortunes during the
past year, but deserves better luck, and
we hope his venture there may prove
profitable.
MIR. s. SowerWine had the misfort-
me to have valuable colt get one Of
its fore legs fast in a barb wire fence,
cutting the skin and flesh open to the
bone. 1t is an ugly wound but with
good care and nice weather it may
come out ali right
-Messrs. o. P. Hull and E. S. Water
bury went 20 Mitchell this week,
Tuesday, to capture the Omaha, Yank-
ton & Mitchell r. II. IT two men OF
their avolrdupols can CORRAL whole
corporation IN the interests of the town
of Waterbury, Washington Springs
might capture dozen if q proper
selection was made.
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