Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-26

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tan ghis week.
Don't forget that IRE NJ Y. Camp
lnepl Ilg begins AAg. 1ih.
-fao.a ard hear Mrs Barker, Pres
J.sA4. territorial W. c Z u next
ju, lay
.-CooEe & Marlsnee have the con-
,l,sey tvr building the seminary and
vii. l9eg,n work neNt Monday,
The bail club have greatly i'm
Hroveei their grounds, 10y removing the
-oG from Che diamond AID putting up
. lack stop,
Choice awherry plants for sale
ss,l ". shultzs farm, four miles
south Of town. Now is a good time to
.et hem out.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
& each week, are the days you should
losN for the meat wagon from Alpena.
y. $. Kellogg is the proprietor.
Mitchell is PLAINLY in the capital
race and she is there to stay. Funds
are secured to enable the Committee
to make a vigorous camgaign and
Mitchell's interests will be properly
looked after; Among her claims to
favor, are her unsurpassed railroad
facilities and a location nearest the
center OF population Of the new State.
Mr. T.. W. Hazen, president Of the
huron National Bank, and former
school mate Of ye editor, was in Je-
fauld county last week. He went
10 Waterbury Saturday to look after
some business deals made in that part
bf the county returning on Monday.
We were ont Of town both days he was
hoe which we very much regret.
Mrs. Geo. Price met with quite a
severe accident last Monday. While
::oming home from NJ. A. Cummings
her horse became unmanagable, ran
away. threw her from the buggy,
breaking her wrist, strung the buggy
along the road and came Into town at
4 break neck speed with portion of
lEe vehicle still attached. 1t was
serious accident yet it might have been
worse. DR.. Matthias was called, and
The patient is now improving.
July Dist we had the pleasure of
conducting the organization OF the
Dale Center Union; with eight men,
hcrs and four honorary members.
Mrs. Fenstemaker, Pres, Mrs. Mer-
eeF. Vice Pres. Mis-. Eastman, Cor.
sec'y, Mrs. Stuart, Rec. Sec'y, and
Miss Rosa Young, Treas, Thts we
are strengthened. The harvest is ripe.
y Will say 70 my reapers: gather the
wheat into my barn."
JENNIE MILES, President.
The HERALD correspondent writes
i5om Hrrmony under the date Of July
10th, from which we condense the
following: The farmers met in the
Titus school house Friday evening
and organized the meeting by elect
ing O. j. Marshall, president, T. W.
sample. Secretary. County lecturer,
Y. l. Converse, was introduced, who
delivered al excellent address and
gave the following recipe for those
suffering with the Office seekers Itch
Scratch them.
The Cherry township alliance is a.
wake and active. Messrs c. w. Hill,
Gil Alberts, and NJ. a. Shaefer were
chosen for campaign committee, and
IT was unanimously decided to hold
weekly meetings. The first meeting
was held last week at school house No.
:. Gilbert Alberts was the speaker
wao gave them al able address in a
mastery and captivating style The
next meeting IS to be Saturday night
At school house No. 1. Everyone is
invited to be present. The meeting
Will open and close with music. The
". c. II. u. folks are asked to cooper
ale with the alliance which is in hear
~ accord with their work. Miss
Alice Kinney surprised the audience
last week with a temperance plea.
l,e editor made brief trip to Wat
arbury last week and found the crops
along the way was looking excellent.
small grain is not as far advanced as
81 TIE hats and these Late rains are
doing them goa1. Among the farmers
VINO are Wei fixed in Pleasant town
s-{p. is Mari, Willlams. He lives on
]tis tree claim and has about Is acres
ql aailna trees as you will see any
where They were planted four feet
f!p&:t. bus few died and now g horse
can scarcely gel through them. His
wheat is looking well and his corn
&iVes promise Of 3 magnificent yield.
,Atr. Williams has alcut fifty head Of
legs. mostly rcl@n China, and two fine
looking colts that viii make rim al
handsome team Niaen 2 couple Of I
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