Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-04-26
LOCALS.


LOCALS.
johnson Nickeus is attorney Gen
eral
-Wo want at this Office oats or corr
on subscription
Brit Orr is cultlva ting his tret
claim this week.
--Alyah sturges is again able fol
duty at the bank.
Three new subscribers to The
HERALD this week.
Miss Hattie Cogshall WAS in town
shopping Tuesday.
Leo Theeler and wife OF Faustoa
were IN town Monday.
BE sure and read about Substan-
tialism on the first page
Mr.. Bert Kellogg and wife were al
the Springs Wednesday.
j. II. Spears and z. II. Barrett went
TO Woonsochet Saturd az.
Joshua Adklson Of Pleasant was
trading at the Springs Monday.
-Mesdamcs G. NJ. Spears and E. Ii.
Ford visited Woonsoclzet Tuesday.
james Osborne began teaching in
The Cummings district last Monday.
Mr.. D. w shryock of Mason City,
Iowa, writes to send him the HERALD.
John Nessey is having cellar eN-
cavated under his store for cold stor-
age"
Mrs. j. w. Shuts and daughter, Mrs.
M. c. Harrison, called at this Office Sat-
nrday.
The campaign Glee Club sang at
the Vandervene school house Saturday
evening.
Roth Bros. have started museum
which now consists of q stuffed coyote
and wildcat.
The Commissioners were in ses-
sion this week and ordered the cleo
ton for May 18th.
The old blacksmith shop which be-
longed to the Tarble estate is being
fixed up for stable.
"A. L. Free of the Black Hills has
been appointed adjutant General yer.
susJ w. Harden resigned.
e. G. Nordykeis a likely man for
delegate to Sioux Falls July 4th. The
bounty could do worse.
Wesley Brownell Is mentioned by
the alliance as a candidate for delegate
to the July convention.
Ralph WheeIock, editor Mitchell
Republican, has been appointed re-
ceiver at the Mitchell land office.
Quite a number from the Woon-
Socket A. F. st A. NJ. lodge visited the
lodge OF this place last Friday night.
r.. S. Person, editor OF the Howard
Press wants the HERALD on his ex-
change list. All right, brother, we'll
4.
Miss Emma Windle, sister Of Mrs.
l.. w. Smith, will graduate from the
Massachusetts Normal school at Wor-
cester in June.
Mr.. Arnold the energetic manager
Of d. A. Scott Bur Oak farmwill here
after catch gl:mses of life through the
HERALD.
Mrs. Taylor with her invalid son
has been here on visit, and returned
to Council Bluffs where she has lived
the past year.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader
reaches us asking for an exchange.
Verify, verify, the HERALD is becom-
ing all the rage.
MIR. Holderm2n who has been sell
ing goods to farmers in the 80 and 40
dollar lots has gone to other fields of
conquest to succeed as he did here.
/, ID. a. Scott was here this week
looking after the welfare of his farm.
,Ie brought with him and set out about
SO apple trees, besides small fruits.
The Newton, Qowa) Democrat
writes for us to please exchange"
Yes, OF course, if there's any chance to
do missionary work the HERALD shall
go.
We learned Of the accidental death
Of Frank Chandler on Saturday last.
The team ran away and the loaded
wagon is supposed to have passed over
his head.
Mr.. Thaye- is fitting up rooms over
the post Office which he will occupy
during Mrs. Thayers absence in Min
neapolis where She goes to spend the
summer.
/; Our District W. c. 7. U. conven-
Slon meets at StLaWrence, June 49,, 10,
and 20 at 3p. H.. All local unions in
.shis county are requested tc send two
delegates. JENNIE IT.
f; We learn of the. marriage of
Frank Vittum to n widow with four