Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-30
REPUBLICAN TICKET,

REPUBLICAN TlCkl.I,
CONGRESSIONAL.
For House OF Representatives.
MAJ. }. A riGilLER,
of Faux County
Hon o. S. EiFr0l;"
OF Lincoln County.
| STATE TICKET.
For Governor
Hon. a. c, MN'LETrF.
oiCaddingtun Caauly.
For Lieut.. Gov.
Hon. Fletcher.
ui Brown County.
For Secretary OF state
A. @. RlNGsitl y.
of unon County
For Auditor
C.S.TAYIOR,
Of Hanson County.
For Treasurer
w. r. SMITH
OF fake County.
Attorney General
ldA.loR Dol1AEn
of Bonllomme County.
G.. S. PISK,IAM,
of Hand Comfy.
For Com of Schools an; P.ibiic Lands
o. II. PARKER.
OF BGookings County.
For Iuag,s of the Supreme Court:
Isl District
CoHsoN.
Of Lawrence County,
2nd District
MAJOR A. G.. kMiLAM,
of nr,1o County.
Bird District
of CLARK County
Gen. r. a. Alger of Michigan is G..
4. r. Commander in Chief for the
ensuing year
1t is rumored that q combine is
being made to give Millillin the Senate
and Nessey the house. Look out.
We believe there is AN excellent
chance for the democratic party to
secure a judge in this district if they
are wise.
Mfrs Mary L. Halch. National
lecturer will speak Tuesday evening.
September 81, al the NJ. T. Church at
this place.
The temperance sentiment Of the
republican state convention was ex-
pressed to the tune of 3of TO "a in favor
of prohibition.
= II is our belief that TIE anti pro-
hibition sentiment of the counties
along the c. II. & st. Paul I,y. in this
Judicial district was the principal cause
of Judge Converse's defeat.
There will be a lecture by Miss
Addie III. Estey, a graduate of the
upper Iowa University at Fayette, at
the NJ Il. church in Washington
Springs, Thursday evening, september
9TH, 1883, under the auspices of the w.
G. 7. U. Come and hear this lady.
There is no doubt but the placing
Of the Judicial convention at Mitchell
one day before the state convention
was a piece of political chicanery.
Delegates in that convention must
attend the state convention and had no
time to prolcng the fight.
The New Home Sewing Machine
specially recommends Itself to purch-
asers On account Of its superior me-
chanical construction, ease of manage
ment, and low price: over 4 million
have been sold, all of which are Civ
ing universal satisfaction.
WoonsoolSet has an artesian vel
\ flow was strnck this morning Fri-
day. at a depth Of 40 feet, but the
good work still goes on, and the proba.
bilities are that The shaft will be nut
down q couple hundred feet farther to
make the flow sufficiently strong
The Times.
Mr.. Ed Harmston has accepted the
position OF chief engineer of the Iu-
ron, Chamberlain, g. Black Hills II. r..
rendered him by the directors of that
company. Within the next few days
he had applications enough to fit out
two or threesurveying parties. 1t IS
expected that the work will commence
next week.
Gard of THANKS
Mr.. VIM. Horsley ST. and family
wish to tender their thanks to the
friends and neighbors who so kindly
assisted in caring for the loving wife
and mother during her long sickness,
and laying her away in her final resting
place. Their love and sympathy for
the one taken, will always be remem-
bered. MIR. WM. H0Rs1Ey.
Their Business Booming
Probably no one thing has cs,,ce1