Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-05-23


FRIDAY MORNING NAY q 1880
LOCALS
Fourth Of July!
Go to Halls for harness oils.
r.. d. Bywater was . HERALD
caller Saturday.
Dave Manwaring of Alpena was
in town Monday.
We! wilt! cslebrateM the!M glori-
ous!:!!M Fourth!MM
Will Mcdonald hauled lumber for
J. II. WOODBURY. this week.
AL. Eberhart was observed on our
streets the front end Of the week.
Attorney Gunderson spent Sunday
with relatives in Cherry township.
Miss Mary Williams visited friends
In Harmony township over Sunday.
Miss Della England was quite
sick Monday and unable to return to
school.
-Hurrah for the grand %orations, the
music, and the small boy with the fire
cracker.
Harry Guuderson made . trip to
Woonsocket last Saturday with q load
of grain.
Judge Churchill and family were
down to their farm In Blaine town
ship the first of the week.
j. T. Lynn, one of the busy farm
ers of the west side, took time to call
at the HERALD office Monday.
Some of our young folks are con-
templating a trip to the Missouri
River the latter part of next June.
Mr.. Curtis of Waterbury and his
son II. G. Curtis of Gam Valley, made
the HERALD office a pleasant call last
Friday.
Misses Lily Payne and Edna
Wright. who have been visiting at
Mr.. Churchlll's during the past week,
returned to Woonsocket Sunday.
Miss Jane Williams, Miss Matte
Olson, Miss Edith Thomas. and Miss
Simpson are the corps of workers in
Mrs. Weddle's dress.making rooms.
The mother of Mr.. Burdick and
stepmother Of ID. G. Needham was In
town this week enroute for Hyde
county to visit a daughter and other
friends there.
Nice writing paper with your
name, address and business printed al
the head for the same price as plain
paper elsewhere. Call at the
HERALD Office and see samples. 2w
Mrs. Overton and her daughter
Mrs. Day Of ANNA made us a pleasant
call Monday. They are enthusiastic
over Dakota. and Mrs. Overton says
she was happy to be in dakota again
after her visit east.
The township vice-presidents fol
Jerauld County Equal Suffrage Asso'
citation can have literature for free dis
tribution by calling at DR.. Matthias
drug store. NETTIE G. HALL,
Pres. Co. FIX. Com.
-Fred Wood of Crow Lake, has
moved his house to the Springs ane
will open a blacksmith shop in thu
building back of the drug store. HI
has placed his house across the street
from Chas. Stephens house, mex
door to Probert's.
Attorney Gundersen is in Mitch
ell to-day. where he has four contes,
cases. He will 60 to st. Paul before
he returns, and after a visit there viii
bring Mrs. Gunderson and baby Grace
home. Mrs. Guuderson has beer
visiting her parents for several weeks
Letters from the Midland Paci6,
4. r. surveyors report them as having
Sundayed at Stephan. a German Catho
lie Mission school for indians. Jh,
survey last Saturday night had reached
y point about eight mills east o.
Stephan. The country is very rough
there and the survey progresses slowly
DIR. Melcher Is quite sick at Spear.
Hotel. as . result of the shock and in
juries received at the hands of F. L
Wood. The Doctor suffers considerabl,
pain, has no appetite and fears he ii
internally injured. Mrs. Melcher ant
Nina are with him and DR.. Mathia.
attending him. and everything pos
sible Is being done to make him com
Portable.
One of the Indians In town We'd
Eesday came all the way from TT
Thompson to have Dr. Matthias pre-
scribe for him. lie visited the Doctor
last summer who examined his lnng.
with the ~stethoscope, found them dis
eased, a2d prescribed for him. Tn,
medicine helped the Indian so much
that he made this second visit whe1
his lungs were troubling him again.
Peter Barrett, F. W. Whitney, II