Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
Potatoes wanted on subscription.

Potatoes wanted on subscription.
What kind Of corn crop are yoI
going to have9
Mrs. Allyn OF Crow Lake was il
town Saturday.
Elmer Waterbury was at the Spear
House Tuesday.
John Wiclis Of Logan township wa
in town Tuesday.
, G. V.Martin was over from Water
bury Wednesday.
Mrs. Arms OF Crow Lake was ;
HERALD caller Tuesday.
Mr.. Whitney has engaged the hay or
Cyrus Thompson's farm.
NJ. c. Ayres has been considerably
under the weather of late.
DIR. Matthias had a part OF his resi-
dence re-plastered this week.
Mr. L. j. Farnsworth mas put up the
hay on Ed Smiths hill farm.
Will Spears and family have return
ed from IL visit to thecountry.
Mrs. Melcher and daughter Nina
were at the Springs last Saturday.
o. G, Woodruff of Morrison, ILL.,.
is in our county on legal business.
We have turned out a considerable
amount OF job work Of late. Next!
New potatoes and other vegetables
wanted on subscription at the HERALD
Office
VIII Mcdonald is hauling goods
from MoonSocket for O. z. Hull this
week.
Harry DeCamp Of Woonsocket was
here sightseeing last Friday and Sat
urday.
Geo. Price took party OF travellers
down into Charles Mix county, starting
Tuesday.
The County Council of the Farmers
Alliance met last Saturday at the
court house.
Ed. Crow returned from Logan
township where he spent the summer
working for L. H. Goodrich.
We learn with regret of the serious
illness of Mrs. Geo. d. Canon, now Of
Pierre but formerly OF this county.
Judge Churchill speaks on political
questions tomorrow evening at the
Martin school house in Blaine town
ship.
Mrs. s. II. Melcher contemplates a
visit to Montana where she has sis
ter. She hopes it will improve her
health.
The Misses kimball, nieces of Mrs.
Whitney, are here visiting. Mr.. Whit
ney went to Woonsocaet to meet them
last Tuesday.
Albert and Vessey have added some
nice Improvements to the furnishing of
their store room. They now have the
finest store in town.
Mr.. Ayres took Mrs. Ayres over to
Woonsocketlasr Tuesday where she
will remain for weeks visit with her
Mrs. NIcCarter.
Our merchants are paying ten cents
per pound for butter. This seems low
but is more than some of our neigh
boring towns are paying.
Prairie chickens are ready for the
sickle August 18th. The law was
amended by our last Legislature, chang
ingthedate from September LIST.
Sunday morning, early, big rain
and hail storm visited the western
part Of the county. The rain, how
ever, was too late to help the corn crop
much.
Friday lastgave US hot wind and
a good deal OF dust: the temperature
that day being 105 in the shade. The
wind was in no way beneficial to the
corn crop.
A good deal OF thunder and Tighten.
ing Sunday morning and but very
little rain; the wind shifted around to
the northwest and made it cool enough
in the afternoon to call an overcoat
into play
Atthis date we see no reason for q
change in the Office of Sheriff of our
county. MIR. Mcdonald has made q
good officer, and has held the office but
oneterm. Think before you make ur
your mind to change.
Should the democrats decide to hold
county convention, and succeed in
getting full township delegations il