Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-03

LOCALS
The students have a toAoggan
slide.
M. d. Crow went to Woonsocket
to-day.
Buy your coal of Mcdonald 4
probert
Last Sunday was Gladstone's 80th
birthday.
Mr.. Wiley. of Cherry, was on our
streets yesterday.
Blankets and lap-robes at cost at G.
II. Halls harness shop.
Skinner & Pettls sell -four and feed
At rates that defy competition.
Attorney Gunderson attended
court at planklnton this week.
Highest market price paid for fresh
ansalted butter. jill. Wesley. 2w
Hall is closing out his; blankets and
lap-robes at cost Now is the time to
buy.
Skinner & Pettis Will butcher and
Sell meats of all kinds. Give them Il
call
Tho Seminary students have voted
not to give public literary entertain
.nents this term
Bring all your old grease and tai
low to G. n. Halls. He will pay 8
coed price fer it.
Banker Lane and family are snug
ly settled in their handsome new home
bh the west side,
j. B. Morse and wife are still visit
ing in East Randolph, Vt. They will
be back in Dakota with the spring.
"A good many Of our young folks
attended the dance on New Years eve
ut Mr.. Smith son the J.. X. Ford place.
We regret very much that the
MERAl,D is late this week. A con-
glomeraticn OF circumstances caused
hedelay.
For some unknown reason the
big Four" did not put in an appear
ance on the night advertised. Perhaps
they aresnowed up someWheres.
Bills are out for a Grand Panora-
ma, or Magic Lantern show of 100
views, to be given at the court house
next Monday evening, by Chas. Beach.
The peopls Of Alpena and Frank
lin township had Christmas tree at
the knieriem school house. The house
was too small for the accommodation
of all.
The Sioux City Journal issued 81 %
page number on January LIST. 1t glves
a history and write up Of the town
and is worth thousands Of dollars to
Sioux City.
We will pay sl.oo for q copy of the
HERALD Of each CT the following
dates; April 21st, Aug. 18th, Sept. 18th
and Sept. 22nd, 1853, and Is cents for
April 4th, 1884,
MIR. A. D. Cady has rented the front
part of E. II. Ford's house. anu expects
Mrs. Cady the last of next weel We
are glad to know they have decided to
make their home here.
Now is the time to get one Of the
best agricultural papers published.
For 81 we will give you the Orange
Judd Farmer and HERALD for one
year. 1t is a l6 page weekly.
Gov. Mellette very sensib1y de-
cllnes to answer Ex-Auditor Wards
furious attack except to reiterate his
former statement concerning Ward,
that dealt with but one question, viz;
his untruthfulness.
Theodore Gross, wife and eight chill
dren were burned to death in Huron
town, Mich, last Saturday. The pa
rents had come home from dance H.
toxicated and the calamity is supposed
TO have resulted from their careless
pess. A young lady guest was also
burned to death.
The New Years entertainment at
the Seminary Wednesday evening was
we'll attended and a creditto the school.
The little folks on the program did re-
,markably well. A New Years carol
sung at g short distance surprised the
audience. IT was we'll received and
heartily encored.
Mr.. VIM. l'csey, one Of franklin
townships substantial farmers and
stock breeders was at our Office Mon
day. lie makes a specially CT breed
lug Poland China hogs. lie thinks
they possess the merit. at any age, OF
beng more quickly prepared Ger mar,
ket, than any other breed. While Mr.
posey's hogs are not III registered, they
are thprough-Drets, and not being reg.
lstered places the prices Of good hogs
within the reach of anyone He be-
lieves the Hereford cattle the BEST ai
apted thoroEghbreds for this climate
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is made