Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-14
LOCALS
Grow Lake locals for next week.

L1SALS
-Crow Lake locals for next week.
III. Relneka was in town Tuesday.
A disastrous fire occurred at Brook
lngs this week: az"
-Hqron has been havi'ss a SMALL
pox scare.
Joe Harding wasa HERALD cali
ler this week.
C. w. Mills CALLED at the HERALD
office Monday.
-sch,o; closes to-day, anq the report
will appear next week.
Henry Knieriem smiled in on the
HERALD folks Thursday.
Closing exercises of the winter
term at the Seminary to-day.
DIR. Matthias reports a new girl at
Win Eagles. All doing well,
will Hillha his warehouse fullof
machinery ready for spring trade.
ID. S. Catlow and wife buried their
three months old baby Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bintord were the
guests of Judge Churchill last Friday.
Mrs. Frances Smith has been quite
sick this week, butts now improving.
-Messrs Tommy Day and Dwight
kellogg were HERALD callers yester-
day.
"A working vein Of coal has been
discovered five miles south of Cham
berlain.
-Messrs. Crow and Deitzworth are
hauling stone }cF the foundation OF
MIR. Fears house..
Regular April weather this week.
Clouds, sunshine, sleet, snow, rain,
mud, calm and windy.
Charley Stephens has several
hundred bushels of seed wheat for sale
on reasonable terms.
Have you seen those cute little
hash or butter bowls at the hardware
STORE: Ouly llletu Ctllo.
ANY young lady wishing to work
for her board and attend school should
enquire at the HERALD office.
George Chapman has taken g re-
lapse aud is quite i'll. They have sent
for his father Who is in Illinois.
Mr.. Nordyke has missed two weeks
of school On account of a severe attack
OF sickness, but is again at his work.
Geo. D. Cannon OF Alpena was a
HERALD caller Tuesday. He will
move to Pierre and ply his trade-that
,pf a mason. .....
Letters from Johnny Brewer and
Walter Smith report them duly enrolled
in Brookings College and entered upon
their duties.
-Chas. Hansonha about 300 bushels
of Saskatchewan seed wheat for sale,
about so bushels of potatoes and some
seed corn, millet and barley.
Give this office a trial OF your
sale and horse bills. We can do you a
first class job, and won't have to send
it to Woonsocket either.
Read the offer of seed wheat. at
reasonable terms, on the first page.
Mr.. Wills evidently means to act
justly towards the unfortunate.
The Sioux Falls Press has taken a
stand in favor of the National w. C. r.
u. as against the Non-Partisan w. e.
T. u, lJ. Ellen Foster factlon.l
Mr.. Chas. Hanson received thesad
intelligence this week Of his father
Hans Anderson's death, in Denmark
during the month of January. Hewas
IA years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cady expect tt
move out into the country this week
pear G. s. Richardson's place. Their
friends here regret their departure but
hope they will enjoy farm life.
Where the HERALD goes as a spell.
ling contest prize into families who
already take the HERALD let this
Office know and we will send one OF
the copies to friends in the east OF
elsewhere it desired.
-Agustin LaPoipt has enough
faith IN Dakota soil to leave the hard
ware business for farming this year.
He will farm 125 acres and if wind
and weather are favorable he will un.
doubleday make a success OF it,
". l. Converse came back from
Pierre, pretty we'll tired out and glad
to get among his old friends again
He spent a few days at the Springs
ana visited at Mr.. Nordykes, Mr.
Churchills, and the Seminary where
his daughter attends school,
I'VE are in receipt of a price list OF
wines and liquors that are put up and
shipped by a Minneapolis firm, and
which they will ship securely packed
In boxes $50 that no one can guess a,
their contents" They struck thu
wrong editor fiji time