Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-12
Barley harvest has begun,
One inch of rainfall Sunday.

Ii.
President Loucks, of the Farmers
Alliance is here today.
Corn and Rye for sale at Mr.. Han
sons, on Sec. 32--1U7-e5.
n. j. Durham, of Harmony, did
business in town Monday.
County commissioners met this
week. Report next.
The Washington Times asks for an
exchange. Here's our rs.
&C. II. Stevens has FREUD visiting
him from the Key stone state.
j. n. Grow. of Mitchell, did legal
business in town Wednesday.
Bert Richardson, of Mellette, Oak.
is at home this week on q short visit.
"A communication from Cherry
township was necessarily crowded out
shis week.
Our sister, Mrs. Castleman and
family were visitors at Tiptop yester-
day and today.
Will some of our readers send us
two copies of the HERALD dated April
5lh and 10Th, 1889.
Mrs. Blank has gone on Il visit to
Nebraska. in the hope that it will
improve her health.
Tho Sioux Falls journal is a new
arrival containing an account Of the
workings Of the convention.
Mr. g. j. Hunt was inferred in the
Wessi Dgton Springs cemetery today.
The HERALD extends sympathy to the
bercaved relatives,
4. II. Farmer, representative Of the
State Bindery Co., Of Madison, presen
ted the advantages Of his house at the
HERALD office this week.
Mrs. Richardson went overland this
week to Mellette to visit his son, Bert,
while he took the train for the Springs,
and each missed the other.
LosT-In the grove west OF town, a
grey wooden shawl having i black
border. Finder will confer q great
favor by leaving it at this Office.
Mr.. Null was at the Springs
Tuesday, instead Of in unknown parts.
The rumor of last week proved to be
false. Null says Rosenthal owes
him iDsteadof vice verse.
All persons under the age of TWEEN
ty one, who wish to take part in the
Demorest contest for silver medal. wal
please notify Mrs. E. II. Ford, on Or be
fore uly 10th 1885, BY order of W. c.
L. U.
The Jerauld county republican cen
trail committee will meet at Messing
ton Springs Saturday, July Goth. SO at
2 o'clock, by order of j. r. Millikln
Chairman, OF the county central
committee.
The Seminary will be erected in all
probability during the present vaca-
tion. The building committee think the
best plan is to erect the building and
then secure long time loan to pay up
all Deficiencies.
Messrs Needham and Millikin were
HERALD callers yesterday on their
way to Buffalo county to get facts and
figures to assist the constitutional con-
yention committee in making the leg
islative districts.
The ladies Of Franklin w. c. I. U
will give an ice cream social, Thurs
day evening July 18th at j. w. Har-
denis. They will endeavor to satisfy
the ear and mind as well as the stom-
ach. A large crowd is anticipated.
The following expirate cases have
been sent to the secretary Of interior
from decisions of the commission ers
office:
John F. Anderson, ce 1921 nw1l 20
1O6-65.
Nils G. E. Jorgenson, &C 1892, ne1l
b-1O6-57.
Among the many good things Black
Hector said were the remarks favor
ing woman suffrage. He evidently
appreciates the difference between
ballot and no ballot, and sees the in
justice of enfranchising his race while
the majority of the American citizens
are denied the right Of an expression
by ballot.
The legislative districting COM
mittee in the Sioux Falls Convention
consists Of Is members. Mr.. Huntley
being one of the number. EVERYTHING
looks favorable for the placing Of Buff
falo and Jerauld in one district, and
should that be accomplished Messrs
Roger and Needham should receive
much credit for their work and
the final result.
-Conklin's Dakotian presents the
name OF Don G. Needham, for secre-
taly uf state, of South Dakota. And
why not? Mr.. Needham has the
ability, experience and integrity to
qualify q man for such a position. 1t