Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-21
Go to Halls for harness oils.

-lI62Q all our &uFCil1ooiAiCAoo C-iAo
week.
Mrs. Cady was a visitor at Tip-top
Tuesday.
Equal Suffrage meeting at the
Seminary tonight.
DIR. A. NJ. Matthias was at Mitchell
Tuesday on business.
Old iron has been in good demand
at our ONCE this week.
Miss Minnie Bennett started for
Minneapolis Wednesday.
"A pair of fine young mares for
sale by b. G. Cummings.
james Devine and wife are rejoic-
ing oyer q bran new aiTl.
y. II. Ford talks of building on
his lots near tho Seminary.
MIR. Retneka cheered us with some
shining coin this week. Who next?
Don't forget Housenan's big Sale
Monday March 3lsta t 10 o'clock sharp.
-Ex-Commissioners Sickler and
Sullivan were trading in town Satur-
day.
Mr.. N. L. Williams of ANNA drop
ped a subscription into our till this
week.
Walter Reed and wife of Crow
Lake were visiting friends here this
week.
&C. ". Mills and Deck Hewitt are
laying the cellar wall for Rev. Fears
house.
The spring term at the Seminary
commences March 25th and closes
June 18th.
One yoke of work cattle for sale
by G. Lehmer on Sec, 1G-l06-65. Terms
reasonable. 3w-36s
Mr.. George Bennett is going away
soon, so we hear, though we did not
learn where.
Get your harness washed, oiled and
repaired at Halls before the spring
work begins.
Major Picker secured a temperance
amendment to the bill organizing the
territory of Oklahoma.
BE sure to attend G. W. Bennett's
big sale on Thursday, March 9th
See bills for particulars.
BRO. Y. B. Roberts of the Armcu,
Chronicle. has got the post Office at that
place after q bitter eight.
Bert Houseman has been taking
the ~initiatory in the HERALD COM
posing rooms this week.
g. II. stephens has had his barn
moved from the rear of Vessey's
store Over TO his residence.
Any young lady wishing TO work
for her board and attend school should
enquire at the HERALD Office.
Mrs. Z. K. Ford and daughter
Lille are visiting relatives and friends
III Viola township this week.
Monday was e busy day In our
little burg. Twas the farmers en-
masse waiting on the county dads"
We are in receipt Of a package OF
garden seeds from the Department Of
Agriculture sent us by j. A. Picker.
-Thes ociable at Geo. Batemen's on
Wednesday evening was a success.
Tlr, proceeds go toward repairing the
church.
Mr.. Crow and his sen Eddie went
to Logan township Saturday, vaero
the latter will work this summer for
Mr. Goodrich.
We are under obligations to Hon.
John A. Picker for a copy of his rat
ting speech on prohibition IN the ter
rltory Of Oklahoma.
Give THIS Office a trial OF YOUR
sale AID horse bills. We can do you a
,irst class job, and won't have to send
it to WooNsnckct either.
We received our Mann cylinder
prehs OH Saturday, SCI Ii up and run
the cyliudrr a few times to see how it
would act. II behaved well.
..Chas. Lansoahas about 3OObushels
of Saskatchewan seed wheat for sale.
about 50 buohcls OF potatoes and some
seed corn, miilet and barley.
Mrs. Hunt and son Frank, are 90.
ing to Otumwa, Iowa, to spend the
summer. She has rented her house to
Mrs. Bennett, who moved in Tuesday.
j. r. Mi!iiAin was at the Springs
Saturday. lie has been buying and
shipping stock eve the G. & N. w,
from the vicinity Of Miller nearly all
winter.
We publish by request that school
petition referred to in last weeks HER
AID. Wem!ght say lin justice to all
thaS some oil the parties signed it after
discovering The joke.
We called on J.. o. Shryock and
wife this week and found them we'll