Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-24

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California is under Is feet of snow.
Mr.. Claus Schubert makes final
3root today.
-Messgs D4g aad Reed Of ANNA
township were lllI,ALo callers today.
Tie editor-in-chief made short
visit at his, fathers N Alnena town
snip last Tuesday
We have received & circular from
he M, Carroll, Ill. Seminary, setting
soyth the ADVANTAGES OF the institution
.,!so a request roe az exchange with
he "0re2l,"
Mrs. chaa. freshman started Tues
lay Tor Oregon In res ponse t. d tele-
cram from her husband who went
here a few weeks ago II search OF 9
location.
Col. l.. L. Copeland lectures Mon
day evening, Jan. 9th on "snobs
aud snobhcry." There should be a
large audience 20 greet this famous Or
ator. who',.el;ghts everybody.
-Birney Moore OF the HERALD force
went on !, visit to Pukwana last Ell
day and has n,,s .,tlrI.ed yet. y good
time and had roads are the probable
reasons for h. p"~!na@ed absence.
The many friends OF Miss Laura
Christensen will he interested in hear
ing that the genial young lady is now
visiting; in Europe. she made the voy-
age in the Ftrura, crossing the Allan
Tic in six days,
We are in receipt Of commissioner
HageYty's Latest elFolt-a history OF the
territory Of Dakota and Of the states OF
North and South Dakota. 1t is the
most complete compendium OF infor-
nation vet published OF the region.
The projectors Of the Omaha & S. d..
IL. Il. undoubtedly mean business.
They are now making the sIrVey from
Forest City, south, and Mr.. Springer
and Nj. TinEerlalle have gone east to
secure suuscri ptions to stock. This is
good news for the west side.
Senator Pettigrew has introduced
two bills, one to have the government
pay the Indians $1.25 per acre for the
lands taken on the Reservation, in
stead OF the settlers; the other is to
have patents issued upon all lands
proved up on before January LIST $50,
in which innocent parties have obtain
ed an interest.
Di!lo W. Clink left Monday evening
for Watertown where he gees TO estab-
lish AZ agency for the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., and Will make that city
his permanent residence. MI Clink is
ayoung man OF excellent character and
arus;ler for business. We regret his
departure from our city, but wish him
success in his new field of labor
Woonsocket News.
-DlED.-Un Sunday, at IL o'clock,
Mrs. Catherine Richardson OF acute
pneumonia Mrs. Richardson was
sick less than Il week. 1t is but a few
weeks since her daughter Fannie was
laid away, this being the fourth death
in the family within TWO wears. Faith
er, mother, and two young ladies. The
children remaining have the sympathy
Of the entire community.
Jerauld county's representatives are
accorded some important positions or
the legislative committees. Prof. Hun
tiey is a member of the following sen
ate committees; education, railroads
counties and towns, apportionment
banks and banking, penal and charita
bic Institutions. v Converse is /;
member Of the house committee or
charitable institutions and chairman
OF agriculture and horticulture.
Language is hardly strong enough L
express my admiration of the merits o
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t il
the best remedy for Group and whoop
ing cough have ever used. Durint
the past eighteen years l have tried
nearly all the prominent cough medi
cines on the market but say, and will
pleasure too, that Chamberlain's Cougi
Remedy is the best Of al. TlloMA
RHODES, Bakersfield, California. Fo
sale by Or, A. N. Matthias.
= T. 1teyer, district organizer an,
lecturer for The Farmers Alliance be
gins !, series Of lectures at Alpens
Monday, Jan. eth, the others to be a
.ollo#g Dale Tuesday. Jan. 18th. Che
~, Wednesday, Jan. 10Th. Harmon
Thursday. Goth. Pleasant, Friday, Jar
31&t, saturday, st ~ essillgton Spring
at | o'clock p. II. Closed meetings TO
ueinber5 only VIII be announced "A
tine Of lecture. III wives, mothers
daughters and sisters Of Alliance me
IRE honorary members and should al
tend these lectures. AL others are ccl
a;a!ly invited.