Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Nordyke lef'
for YANKEE, Iowa this week. Ih,
Herald will keep them posted on Jer
auld county news.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Of Blaine
township are going to Illinois for ths
winter. They visited at Judge
Churchill's Tuesday.
M. ID. Blank and wife were over
from Alpena township last Tuesday
They brought their niece Miss Nellie
Blank, to attend the institute
REV. A. B. Smart and daughter
Birdie We're in town this week
visiting thir numerous friends. Mr.
Smart reports good crops around Salem.
The resignation OF w. l.. Arnold
from his nomination ON the Democrat
ic ticket will be found in another place
in this paper. 1t was furnished by o.
j. Marshall.
Mr.. Price sent two teams to Wa
terbury, Wednesday to bring over
lumber he had there to use in the barn
he is building opposite the Woodburn
House.
Prof. Young is much liked as a
conductor OF the teachers institute.
We hear many words OF praise for the
excellent manner in which he conducts
the work.
Frank Campbell, the Jolly hard
ware merchant, was over from Woon-
socket yesterday. He reports selling
S1,4OOO artesian well outfit to Moore
and Lyle of ANNA township.
The infant daughter of Mr.. John
Mcdonald died Wednesday at one
o'clock and funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Wesley yesterday.
The l'ereaved parents have the SYM
pathy of the entire community.
The teachers had a sociable Wed
nesday evening at the Spears House.
Two minute speeches, songs. games.
and last but not least, refreshments
in the shape ofapples and candy made
an enjoyable evening for all concerned.
MIR. and Mrs. Col. Day Mrs. Ruby,
Mrs. Overton and brother-in-law Mr..
William Friedrich, a capitalist from
Aurora, Ill. were Herald callers yes
terday. Mr.. Fredrlck will visit his
daughters at Mt. Vernon and look at
ter business interests here before his
return.
There will be debate in Water
bury. next Saturday at 3o'clock Judge
Churchill and Hon. S +, Huntley will
discuss the principles Of the Indepen nd
ent and Republican parties. These
discussions are very interesting and
should be attended by all N'oInea are
cordially invited to attend.
Quite number Of subscribers have
paid up during the last two weeks.
We are very thankful for this, but
there are others for whom we have pa
tiently waited for a long time, ard we
hope they will make strenuous efforts
to pay up their subscription this fall
when they sell their produce.
"A young Enghshman asked us
what the tall pole on Main street was
for, and when told said, No, The In
dependents he'd better post Mr.. Loucks
on this matter. for if OH his street pa
rades he should try to sweep a liberty
pole down with his tancy broom he
would probably say no, twice.
"A political meeting was held at
Dale Center last Saturday evening,
which was quite well attended, nearly
every man in the township being pres
ent. Dale claims to be strongly Inde-
pendent and will probably go almost
solid" Judge Churchill addressed the
meeting Saturday evening and from
what we can learn had everything his
own way. 1t would make 1T more live
ly ii the arguments Of the Independ-
ents were met, ans Wered, and scattered
to the four winds.
Names Enrolled at Teachers Institute,
washington Springs, Sept.
90, %, 24. IS, SO,
Mrs. Anna Iryon Alice A. Brss
I" Eta Wagner MARY A. W;lliams
Mary Z. Grayson Jeanette Richardson
Rosa a. Gregory w. b. Wilson
Anna Nordyke Bessie NJ. Wilson
villa Lewis Alpha Wlchman
Mary Eastman Geo. O. Williams
N. L. "llilams Nicholas H:ver
Vloiet Eglln 7. l.. White
jesse smali Satie $. Freeland
l.cttle ,. Frooman Anna Hancbuth
aieftie harrington Chas Gingery
Eihe Pryne A. J, Miller
Mary Johnson Maud CampbeIl
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