Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-10-10
LOCALS

LOCALS
Pat Mcdonald has a Bohemian ca.
nary bird.
w. l.. Arnold has been buying up
hogs and cattle.
Miss Esther Gunderson is staying
with Mrs. Blank.
%. L. Woodruff OF Morrison, Ill.
was in town this week.
Conner Cooney Esq, of Woonsock-
ct was in our city Tuesday.
Peter Nelson is ut Mr.. w. l.. Arm
Odds quite sick with lung fever.
Jack Vessey and wife are the
proud possessors of a second son and
heir.
-Chas. Hanson OF Media township
has added a hundred more sheep to his
flock.
Albert Gunderson ofIierre called
this week, he is here for business and
health.
The country is overrun with cattle
buyers and cattle for sale are beco,D-
ing scarce.
Will Mcdonald started Tuesday
morning to Wisconsin where he will be
engaged in railroad work.
MIR. and Mrs. Doren Of Sanborn
county were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Churchill this week.
Mrs. McMickle and family OF
Winona Minnesota are visiting at her
fathers Mr. L, L. Toflemlre.
Henry Howell. proprietor of the
stage line between Woonsocket and
the Springs, was over yesterday.
Geo. Canon OF East Pierre is new
in Jerauld visiting Old acquaintance
and putting in some good work for
pierre the Permanent"
We are glad to learn that Joseph
FarEham and family have changed
their minds about going away and
will still make Dakota their home.
james Sheffield of Alpena town.
ship was a Herald caller Thursday.
lie will start soon for GAINESVILLE, Wis.
where he will take a course in telegra-
ply.
Mrs. j. O. Gray of Alpena town
ship, has a brother from Chicago to
farm her place next year and perhaps
he may make South dakota his per-
manent home.
The railroads have decided to haul
arceslan well machinery and tubing
1rsc. Again giant corporations have
concocted scheme to rob the farmers
and the independents should be onto
She racket.
>, Everybody should be making ar
Engagements to come to the Springs Oct.
9th TO hear Independent principles ex-
pounded by II. l.. Loucks. 1t is but fair
TO hear both sides of the story; then
draw your own conclusions.
-"Uncle' John Chapman candidate
for Coroner on the Independent ticket
has just had yatented a tug and hame
staple that is valuable patent. 1t is
so arranged that it can be changed up
and down for aspace OF three inches
AMI can he attached to any bame.
Augustine LaFoint, who is one of
the nsst known and best liked of Jer-
;s,iid coantys young men, started for
Maine Tuesday. lie will spend some
time there and then go to Vermont
where he willmake his future home.
Weregret to part with "Gus" and wish
him success in his new field of labor.
The County Council of the the
Farmers Alliance held an interesting
session last Saturday. Arrangements
were made for the reception and en-
tertaiDment OF Pres. Loucks, Oct. 24th
also fora Famers' Institute to be held
in the near future. Committee on ar.
engagements for Oct, Gath.
Mrs, IS u. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs
Churchill, V. l. Converse, w. N. Hill.
Committee on Institute to be held early
in November. w, j. Winters, N. E.
Williams and o. j. Marshall.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Discussions will ba held at thefollow
ing places and dates:
Oct. 18th, Franklin township,
school house. Speakers.
A. l. Churchill. and Z. c. Nordyke.
Oct. 18th Franklin township, Larson !
school house. Speakers.
A. Churchill and s. F. Huntley.
Oct. 10Th, Harmony township Grteves
school house, Speakers. A. Converse,
and L. II. Null.