Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-22

nrday.
Raw Barber of Alpena did business
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Darby has rented CIV Martins
place near Waterbury.
JT Cunningham of lIighmore was
on our streets Monday.
You will find smoked meats very
cheap at the Meat Market. s7tf
FEE Borroughs of Crow Lake was in
town Friday talking Pierre for the
capital.
G.B. Nlosher, brother Of Mrs. Cald-
well, was over from Sanborn county
visiting friends last Sunday.
This week is Commencement week
at Brookings College and we may ex-
pect "the boys" home beforelong.
&c Nordyke has bought Ben Swat
mans house and stable and is moving
them on his lots south of the German
NJ. j.. parsonage.
Mrs. Toaz has bought Probert's
house now occupied by Mr.. Townsend,
and will move over to the Springs and
send her children to school.
A sample copy of the National Econ
omist is before us. 1t is the official
organ of the National Farmers Al
lance and industrial Union.
r. l.. Blank has offered Tommy Day
i position as rodman on his residency
at Stewartsville, MINI. We have not
learned whether Tommy can accept.
Our business men arc enjoying the
sporting season and while off with
their dogs and guns the good wives
take their places behind the counters.
Mr.. Waterbury anu family from
north OF Waterbury went through
town Wednesday enroute for Polo, Ill.
They had a nice lot Of cattle and
horses in fine condition.
Miss Minnie Deindoerfer started
Yesterday for Duluth where she en-
gagged place in a printing Office at
lucrative wages. Her many friends
are glad to note her success but are
sorry to lose her company.
Wesley Pagenhart leaves for Min
nesota this week. The Young people
of his neighborhood gathered at his
home last Tuesday and gave him a
very pleasant surprise. Cake. ice
cream and other good things were on
the bill of refreshments.
For SALE-160 acres Of choice land
near Waterbury. Well watered, dc
acres under cultivation. Can be
bought cheap il bought soon. Sec. %
II. 10Y, r. G7. For terms, etc. call al
the HERALD office Or address: Clark
| whitehall, t'alrchild. Wis.
Mrs. S Q Payneand daughter OF Twin
Lakes. Mrs. Neil McDougal of Woon-
socket. ana Mrs. G G Wright and
daughter of Blaine township were at
Mr.. Churchill's Tuesday over night
1t was Mrs. Payne's birthday, and they
were celebrating it, as it were.
1t is rumored that a new law firm i:
to be established here. o + Wood
ruff and G V Martin. This would
make strong firm as they are botf
quite well and favorably known il
this county. They would undoubtedl,
make success Of their business.
| Mrs. Omer Shryock met with quit
an accident recently. While lookin!
for eggs in the hay NOW she steppe,
between the boards and over balance,
though did not fall to theground. He
limb between the knee ana ankle wa
badly bruised but fortunately not bro
ken.
A good sized crowd gathered in tn
court house Tuesday evening to lis
ten to "Tariff Taxation Explained b
WE. Harnden. Opinions vary as t
the logic and good sense contained i
the speech. Free-Trade Democrat
were delighted while National Ban
: abolitionists were not so well please,
g Altogether the lecture was what on
might expect from dyed-in-the-wot
e Democrat hired by Democrats TO tax
r the stump in favor of their nominee
We had the pleasure OF reading
e letter from Mrs Nettie C. Hall VIII
:, has been in Nebraska for the la
}. month lecturing in favor of prohib
!. ton, to crouded houses. She crosse
the Missouri and came to Yanktc
last Saturday, where she is lecturi1
9 for equal suffrage. The Nebrasl
prohibitionists have petltioned Susa
b. Anthony, under whose orders MI
Hall is now working, to let her renal
in Nebraska during the prohibitic
e campaign. From different sources v
0 hear otthe good work our town
d woman is doing and wa are rlad q,