Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-01


Farmers car buy fresh meat at the
CITY Market cheaper than they can
mise if. 384tf
The HERALD from now until after
for twenty-five cents. or
twenty cents in clubs OF five, to rev
Mrs. French and daughter Lima. have
their goods into their new
house, and are rapidly bringing order
out of chaos.
Geo. Williams, who drives the Bel
ford stage four days out OF the week,
is putting in his spare time book keep
ing at Vesseys.
Aft. Thompson has just finished
plastering Mrs. Frenchs house Aft.
is an A No. l workman. and always
gives satisfaction.
It is rumored chat two surveying
parties are coming right toward the
Springs. One from the southeast and
one from the northeast,
MIR. Clarence Higgins Of Sioux City
and his sister. Miss Hattie Higgins, Of
Woonsochet were at the Spears
House for dinner yesterday
We are in receipt OF full report of
the S. S. Institute which took place at
Bethel school house last Sunday, but
owing to lack Of space were Obliged
to omit it. 1t will appear next week.
The Woonsocket stage makes flying
trips these days. A fractions broncho
and shillful driver combined is not
Il very Lad way of locomotion Ii one is
in a hurry. l'atronize the Noonsocket
stage line.
Tramps have made their appearance
in the county for the first time. AS
is generally the case, they all want
work, but consider their time SO valua-
bile that the average farmer prefers
letting work go undone rather than
hire enc of them.
A party consisting OF Misses Jennie
Marianee, Hattie Cogesh;tll and MAUD
Spears and lGesSrs James Osborne, Pat
Mcdonald, Frank Nessey and G. Z
Hac7yntt went 10 Waterbury last Sun
day to attend camp meeting. They
report a pleasant time.
James Osborne engaged Birney
Moore totalle MS place on the Woon
socket stage saturday, returning Mon
day. This was :. pretty cute arrange
merlt. as it left the boys over Sunda,
near thei. best---but we should NO
be publishing secrets.
Reports from the western part 0
the county are decidedly unfavorahi
for a good crop of grain. The eastern
part of the county hasa good crop .
wheat. and with a little more rain vii
have the largest corn crop get raise
in that part OF the county.
While we may not be able % end9rs
every man on the Independent ti:le
vet we must admit they made q goo
choice in Judge Churchill. a man VIII
will not crowd himself into Office, an
J vet. one whose faithtulness as a
official can not be questioned.
Miss Title simpson, Who has bee
working with Mrs. WeGdle for abol
three months, learning the dress-mal
ing trade, expects to start soon
Sheldon, Iowa, Miss Simpson is
r bright, amiable young lady and will |
very much missed by her associates.
= DR.. A. M. Matthias, the druggi
: wishes to remind his patrons TIL
> it is a dangerous policy to wait unit
). : taken sick before buying Il bottle
: Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Dia
rhoea Remedy. Every family shou
a be provided with some reliable remet
= for bowel complaints, ready for imec
e ate use. whenever required, during Il
d summer months, and this remedy
IL unquestionably Tar superior to al
e other. 1t can always be depended u
" on and is pleasant and safe to tai
% 1t is put up in % and 80 cent bottles.
There has been some talk of enlar
1t ing the pool in the grove with the
1t tention Of using the water as mott
,e power for the contemplated In
&c There are some who believe it best
IL have an artesian well sunk; believl
IN shat the ioW of the springs would I
II be sufficient. Even If the well "
u. sunk we believe it would be a SO
Id plan to improve the pool, as it wo,
" be a great benefit to our town. Thu
"a is no reason why we should not have
system vi water works, as it would
-, agreat convenience to have the wa
49, at our door. and Wouldalso be prot
ton in case OF fire. Wessingt
70 Springs has lost enough already by
-, to pay for the laying Of the mains.
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