Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-06-13

Farmers Institute tomorrow.
Mrs. Cougar at Woonsocket thi:
evening.
o p. Hull made atripto Waterbury
this week.
Nice leather hand bags at the har
ness shop. 4"-S
Rain, more rain, lots of ram, ant
we are all happy.
Geo. Bateman, who has been very
sick, is improving.
Have YOU seer the patent ple-plate
rims at the Hardware store?
II. l.. Blank returned from Sioux
Falls and Sioux City Saturday night.
The Farmers meet at Huron July
9TH to put an lndependentticket in the
field.
Ed. Dodd has gone 20 Woonsocket
where he has u job on the Artesian
well ditch.
DIR Shouse of Plankinton attended
the closing exercises at the Seminary
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Miles attended
the Sd District w. c. I. U. convention
at Redfield.
Mrs. NJ. j. Thornton. Of Cherry,
started for Iowa last Monday on a visit
to her parents.
Herman Hinners made proof on
his homestead last Saturday after five
years residence.
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Roth and Miss
Stanley made a visit to Alpena the
first OF the week.
Nv. N. Hill was chosen a member
of the State Central Committee OF the
Farmers Alliance.
Hand bags, v%alises, summer lap
robes, and whips at lowest prices at
Halls harness shop. 4w-9
Try Fairbanks Gold Dust washing
powder, for sale by 0. +. Hull. 1t is
very highly recommended.
-Shakes-not milk s%hakes-but
soap shakes at the Hardware store.
Every housekeeper wants one.
j. d. Morse IS raising his house to
put a stone foundation under it, after
which he will build IN addition to it.
Have you looked over the S. 10. Is.
and 25 cent counters at the Hardware
store? Lots Of pretty and useful arti-
cles there.
The Spring Lake Star reports Rev.
Campbeii's speech at Rec Heights on
Memorial Day as n that could hardly
he excelled.
Our "Devil" has worn a long, sad
face since Wednesday, as that days
mail brought an invitation to his best
girls wedding.
F. W. Whitney, Ed. Williams, JEFF
Slckler, and Isaac Pierce were the del
egates to the State Democratic conven-
ti0n at Aberdeen this week.
Word received Wednesday informs
us that Mrs. G. V. Martin whose life
was despaired of last week, is Slightly
better with a chance for her recovery,
M. G. Ayres was a HERALD caller
Wednesday. lie says crops are look
ing good down his way, cut worms
letting his fields alone but tackling his
garden.
AT the Alliance Convention al
Huron q committee of one from each
county was appointed on platform
w. Brownell represented Jerauld OF
the committee.
A. S. Fordham of Logan was ;
HERALD caller Thursday, on his wa,
nome from a visit to Iowa. Hereport:
crops in a thrifty condition and every.
encouraged.
AT Huron, G. w. Hill offered thu
folio wing for the motto of the Stat,
Alliance, "ln the spirit of love ant
Justice the people rule" which was
unanimously adopted.
Clerk n. j. Dunham and Attorne,
II. G. Nordyke went to Woonsocke'
Wednesday to attend court. Judg,
Haney having set the 18th as a dat,
at which to hear and decide law points
The Pioneer w. C. T. u. at it.
meeting Wedn esday, elected the fol
lowing Officers for the ensuing year
Pres, Mrs. NJ. II. Freeland; Vice-ires.
Mrs. Hattie Caldwell; Cor. Sec, Mrs
Hattie Hill; Rec. Sec, Mrs. S. E. Crow
Miss Minnie Stanley has been Wis
iting friends in town this week. Sht
IS on her way to her home in Michi
gan. Miss Stanley is one of Jerault
connty's best teachers and is a highl,
%+stilnable young lady. Her many
friends are sorry to seeher leave.
ID. w. Shryock who has returned
to Dakota from Mason City, Iowa, was
aiiEnALD caller last Friday. He says
he and wife have both improved in
health since their return. They are
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