Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-22

jeff Hills, carpenter, returned TO
Alpena Tuesday; but only TO stay a
couple OF weeks, when he will return
tn washington Springs. There will be
quite a good deal of binding done here
yet this fall.
Mrs. Francis Smith writes back
from Iowa that sit seems good to get
back to a land of plenty" Can't imag-
inc what the good lady means unless
it is plenty of mud. That's the article
that Dakota has the least OF.
There will bea meeting of the Co
W. G. i. u. EN-. Com. Saturday, Nov.
Both, at O'clock L. NJ. at the court
house in Washington Springs Let
there bea full attendance.
| Mrs. Il. V. M1LL1K1N, Vice-Pres.
Ie HERALD household enjoyed eat
ing one Of the finest turkeys last week
that has been upon our table Tor a
year. 1t was from the poultry yard Of
|. III. French and if You don't think
his turkeys are sweet and tender. just
try one.
Ed Nordyke quotes quite largely
from Dickens now. We met him on
the street with Il broad smile on his
face, andln hisarms a package of read
ing matter. ''Allthe Dickens works
and the Pioneer Press for S1.30' was
his reply TO our look of inquiry.
And now it is Al Louder's little
boy that is alling. The child has just
returned from Illinois with his grand
father, and came home sick, but the
healthfnl air Of Dakota will soon set
the little fellow on his feet. Mrs.
Louder's hand is slowly Improving.
AS Mrs. Gray came into town We'd
nesday she remarked Il have had ali
experience equal TO the Deacon's with
the 'one boss shay" Her buggy
collapsed on the road but neighbor
came along just in time to help her
gain the end of her journey. Fortu-
nately no one was hurt
We were the recipients at the
hands Of Mr.. Cherry OF some of the
finest vegetables wehaye seen this year
One Of the beets measured feet 2
inches and an onion measured 49,
inches In circumference. How is that.
for adrouth stricken CD country where
people are supposed to he starving.
Mrs. Jay, of ANNA, visited the
| Springs Tuesday. Her mother and
sister are visiting in Illinois, but are
homesick. They miss the bright
CHEEKY Days Of Dakota. Mrs. Days
eulogy of South Dakota would surprise
some OF our eastern friends who imag-
inc we live in a land Of perpetual
blizzaras.
Father" Wesley is the new O.
Pastor at Washington Springs for the
coming year. This is very satisfactory
to majority Of the people here. Rev.
Wesley seems to be peculiarly adopted
to the needs of this place, being by far
the most successful pastor this church
has ever had, in building up, creating
harmony and allaying discord.
j. II. Wallace and Will Mcdonald
are building an ice house and will fiji
it with crystal blocks providing the
water on the creek congeals to
sufficient thickness. If the winter
should prove too mild ice will be ship
ped in from New Mexico 20 supply
our ice-cream loving youths and maid
ems during next summers sultry even
ings.
While many other places have been
showed under, suffering even loss of
life, Old Sol smiles all over South
Dakota, making her record in the
line Of good weather one that beats
the world. Wecan better afforda poor
crop once III while with the proverb-
ial good health and delightful climate
OF our country, than an abundant crop
and then pay out the biggest portion of
i it for medicine.
"A brave little laddie is Parker
Whitney, the ten year old son Of Regis
ter Whitney; who bravely seated him
self IN the operating chair in DR..
Matthias office, last Saturday, and un-
fllnchingly sat there, while Drs. Ma
| thias and Nesmith removed a tnmor,
and the boys own pluck kept up his
courage because no anesthetic was
administered. Heis a fair specimen Of
the boys that Dakota grows.
A preventative for Group. There no
longer exists any doubt that Group can
he prevented, True Group never APP
pears withouta warning, and if Cham
berlains Cough Remedy is given as
directed as soon as the first indications
OF Group appears, it will invariably
dispel all symptoms of the disease.
This can always bedone if kept at hand.
so cent and one dollar bottles for sale
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