Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-08

Is now u member
or Uncle Sans family
---Fortleth heir in the kingdom.
A. |. Churchill was a caller this
week.
goods.
C. w. Titus was a HERALD caller
Monday
Rod Blowers is back from visit
to Iowa.
-Edd Dodu is off for visit to
Yankton.
j. A, Riegsl, Of Logan, was in with
the returns Wednesday.
Frank Parker. OF Blaine township,
was at our burg Monday.
Read Halls ad. and see if it is not
true by calling at his shop.
Joseph Doctor and j. 4. White
were HERALD callers Saturday.
Oh. Marshall went to Woonsocket
Monday with load Of hogs.
Rod Blowers manipulated the roll
Ter in this office yesterday. Thanks!
The institute this week is progress
Ing nicely and with continued interest.
-Messrs Thos. Sheffield and Cook
were at the Springs last week on bust
ness
For SALE: One goca yoke Of oxen
years old, for sale by e. Lehmer. TO-,
1866.
&C. L. Hackett and w. c. Mundie
shipped a carload OF shoats to Illinois
Tuesday.
Mons, y. Ramsey, of Woonsocket,
was in Jerauld county last week on
business.
Mr.. d. s. Kellogg Of Alpena town
Ship made us pleasant call one day
last week.
Winter is advancing and so is the
Price of coal
"A good square meal only 25 cents.
Lunch Is cents, at the New Bakery at
Woonsocket.
Institute conductor Euos is very
highly spoken Of by teachers and others
in attendance.
Mrs, Hall delivered an excellent
address on woman suffrage last
Wednesday night.
Judge Churchill was in town Mon
day, and says he will move to the
county capital soon.
We defy any county to show a bet
ter class of teachers in every respect
than Jerauld county.
Mr.. Lane left on the stage Tues
day for Leola, and will return in few
days to remain.
Mr.. Vrooman, sou Of Capt. Vroo-
man, Of Waterbury, was caller at the
HERALD Office Tuesday.
CIV. Hill will attend the meeting
of the Territorial Alliance, at Absr-
deem, beginning Dec. 10Th.
During the absence of his mother
Walter Smith has opened up a batch
elors den. Take peep in.
President Harrison has issued his
thanks giving proclamation setting
apart Thursday Nov. 2Sth as day of
Thanksgiving.
Rev. Chas. Eessey is expected to
preach at the NJ. 3. Church next Sun
day morning and until some definite
arrangement is made.
Geo. Hodges has rented the Ber-
jim farm just across the Firesteel and
Joe Doctor is assisting him in putting
up stables for the winter.
Mrs. Bennett is quite ill since her
return from Minneapolis, where she
had been in attendance upon Mrs.
Thayer during her recent illness.
We will pay S1Oo for copy Of the
HERALD of each of the following
dates; April 2lst, Aug. 18th, Sept. 18th
and Sept. 22nd, 1883, and rs cents for
April 4th, 1884,
-Squatters and squaw men at fort
Pierre must leave the reservation and
give place to, the C.& N. w. Ry. Co.
who have q franchise for crossing the
river at that point.
A severe snow storm prevailed the
list and 2nd inst. throughout Nebraska
and Wyoming, sir inches falling at
Omaha and Lincoln and at Colorado
Springs ora. feet.
w. r. Pooley was at the Springs
Saturday and came into the HERALD
Office to look, after his sale bills.
lThey were pronounced "good' and
eaken off for distribution.
/ Now is the time to get one CT the
best agricultural papers published.
For So we will give you the Orange
Judd Farmer and HERALD for one