Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-09-05
FRIDAY MORNING SEPT. 8 1890
ADVERTISERS TAKE NOTICE.
LOCALS

Mrs. Blank will be home next week.
OF Hull was at Waterbury Tues
day.
Mrs. Louis Nordyke has been very
il! recently.
Fresh lard, only ten cents per pound
1T the Meat Market.
Mrs. Weddle and Miss Martha Olson
were at home over Sunday.
Caldwell, at the Meat Market, will
pay the highest market price for hides.
&c Nordykes house has at last been
got down on the flat. ALT Thompson
did the job.
Will Spears hobbies around on crut-
ches now-all because a horse used
one foot too freely.
.R. Lowe of Bijou Hills, was in
town the front end of the week. He
was on his way to Huron.
Oh. Mullen, of the firm of Mullen
Bros, stock raisers. of Aurora county
was here the first of the week buying
cattle
- Are you Married? If not, send
your address to The American Core
spending Club, p. o. Box 643, Clarks-
burg, VIVA 1884,
DR.. Roger, of the Journal, Alpena,
paid the Springs hasty visit Tuesday
evening. We did not learn the nature
Of his errand.
Onr subscribers should be sure and
read all our advertisements; it will he
profitable to you. Note the change
in Caldwell's ad.
Sunday morning last was great day
for boys. Thus faT the happy fathers
as far as heard from are G. w. Melon
aid, and VIM. Horsley.
BoRN-to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mar
lenee. on Friday August Goth, 10
pound boy-a straight republican, and
for Pierre for the capital.
A caravan consisting of eleven loads
of hogs passed through town about
daylight Wednesday morning. They
were taken to Alpena at which point
they were shipped.
Quite number of Woonsocketites
were over at the Springs Monday; a.
mong them we note s. A. Ramsey, r.
J. Be9tz. Geo. Buchanan, X. S. Stake,
and Harry DeCamp.
Albert Beetles, son of A S Beetles, of
Media township, died on Monday
evening, after long illness. The fam
lily have the sympathy OF the entire
community in their affection.
OP Hull has traded his stock of
store goods to Mr.. Burger of Crow
township, for cattle and horses. Mr..
Burger has taken possession of the
store at Washington Springs.
Nearly everyone who could, went to
the e A r encampment at st. Law
renee this week. Among those from
this place were ] M Spears. Walt
Pierce, and "Uncle" Billy Taylor.
We learn that Miss Anna Hanne-
buth will teach in Logan township
this fall. She was one of the students
OF the Seminary that finished the in
.termediate department last spring.
Richard Dalton of Blaine township
expects to leave soon for Chicago,
where he will spend the winter. Rich
ard is one of the "old stand-byes" of
Jerauld county; and he says we will
see him back in the spring, and at his
odd place.
.FOE SALE-16O acres of choice land
near Waterbury. Well watered, 40
acres under cultivation. Can be
bought cheap if bought soon. Sec. %,
Il. l01. II. 81. For terms, ETC.. call at
the HERALD office or address: Clark
Whitehall. Falrchild. Wis.
ALT Thompson will finish his barn
this fall, and has decided to take stock
to keep for the winter. Those intend
ing to leave for the winter, and de-
string to let their stock out. can place
them with him; the keeping OF same
to oe paid for in cash, grain or stock.
Tuesday was great day for SUBJ
scriptions. We received subscription
on that day from Torrens & Lane.
Minneapolis; ID. w. Redding, North
Baltimore, Ohio; Mrs. A. b. Dixon,
Philipsbnrg. Mon; J. A. Holcomb,
Sullivan, and Asa Hodgson, Ada.
Bring them i'll.