Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-12-06

N. Hans HAIRLESS SHUp.
Miss Nellie Wesley teaches in the
bay district this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. VanderveNe was
shopping in town Wednesday.
Skinner & Peths sell flour and feed
at rates that defy competition.
Skinner & Pettis have fresh meats
Of all kinds constantly on hand.
Hall will sell you harness cheap,
repair and Oil your old ones neat.
Register Whitney made a trip to
Woonsocket the first of the week.
-Rev.Vessey ls holding meetings
this!week in the Ford school house.
HallEis closing out his blankets and
lap-robes at cost. Now is the time to
buy.
Skinner ii Pettis viii butcher and
sell meats of al! kinds. Give them a
call.
Mr.. Isiaah Barrett, youngest
brother to "Uncle" Peter, was here On a
visit.
james Calhoun is teaching in
Joseph Harding's district, on Sand
Greek.
&C. +. Hackett is improving his
time buying stock for the Sioux City
market.
Bring all your old grease and tai
low to c. N. Halls. He will pay a
good price for it.
james johnson, otherwise "Jint''
showed a smiling visage IN the HER
AID Office yesterday.
The items in another column by A
New Hand are very welcome and we
hope they will continue to come.
Ali the school books adopted for
Jerauld county for the next five years
tor sale at the Drug Store. D13
Ed Harmston, having completed
The survey of the II. =. & B. II. r. r.,
has commenced q term of school in
Dale Center.
The sociable lit Mrs. Campbells
was well attended, enjoyable affair.
The proceeds are to be used: for repair
ing the NJ. Z. Church.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gunderson, on Monday, Dec. ssnd, q
handsome, healthy. fourteen pound
girl, Congratulations, Albert!
George Chapman occupied the HER.
AID arm chair few minutes yester-
day. Like many others he did not
hear of the Governors visit until after
he had gone.
We will pay sl0O for copy of the
HERALD of each of the following
dates; April 2lst, Aug. 18th, Sept. 18th
and Sept. 22nd, 1883, and IS cents fol-
April 18th, 1884,
-Ye Scribe and Mrs. Scribe enjoy ed
the hospitality Of Mr.. Tot1lemire's OIL
Tuesday last. We tied up the survey
for the night near his residence and
went in and staid over night.
%. G. Woodruff has at last been re.
,warded for his faithful service to bis
party. The President has named Mr.
Woodruff as Post Master at Alpena
He will make faithful officer.
Now is the time to get one of the
best agricultural papers published
For 81 we will give You the Orange
Judd Farmer and HERALD for one
year. 1t is l6page weekly.
:, Mr. Joseph Harding received
notice last week Of a shipment, from
friends in Iowa, Of some apples and
potatoes. 1t is hoped shat they will
come through without freezing.
-Anten Clemetson, one of oar very
best Jerauld county boys, will spend
the winter at his old home in Dell
Rapids. The HERALD and the best
wishes Of his many friends follow
him.
III. Reineka, the energetic young
farmer who bought Peter Welland'.
place, has been improving thehouse as
well as the farm; the latest being al
addition and a cosy porch which adds
much to the appearance as well as to
the comfort of thehouse.
The Equal Suffrage Association vii
hold meeting next Saturday evening
at the Seminary. An address by c. w
Hill followed by report OF Executive
,Commlttee on Constitution and Town
ship Vice-President Turn cut
whether you are a believer or not
Western Stockman and Cultivator
of Omaha, Neb., consolidated with
Rural Nebraska, American Cattle
journal, and Nebraska Cultivator. A
Journal for the farm and home
Twenty years old! AL departments
complete. Every. farmer needs an
agricultural Journal. Every farmer in
the west ought to have the Western
.St0ckman aud C1,lfiyatori G1 nov