Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-25

II. X. Ford is athome.
Wall paper at o. P. HulIs.
Go to Halls for harness oils.
Pillow shoes 81 a pair at Hulls.
Cyrus Thompson is slowly i'm
proving.
Mitchell wants the Midland Ia
ciic r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Blank Sundayed
in Mitchell.
Hon. S. F. Huntley paldth Springs
a visit Wednesday.
Mr.. Cady was in town looking after
business on Monday.
&C. V. Martin paid the Springs a
hasty visit on Monday.
Mrs. Frances Smith and Mrs.
Spears wel.t to Mitchell Wednesday.
Notices from the Land Office with
the new slgnature-R. N. Kratz-this
week.
When in Mitchell, patrcniZe the
Sanborn House. Warren Mlllham.
proprietor.
Remember the Pioneer w. G, Il. o..
at DIR. Matthias Drug Store, Saturday at
3 o'clock p. NJ.
The Ladies Aid Society meets one
week from this afternoon with Mrs.
Geo. Chapman. Sociable in the even
ing at the same place.
.Chas. Hanson has about 300bushels
of Saskatchewan seed wheat for sale,
about so bushels of potatoes and some
seed corn, millet and barley.
Peter Nelson has had an attack OF
erysiplas but pete is such a busy
fellow it is pretty hard to keep him
still long enough to be seriously i'll.
Tommy Shryock's little two year
old boy carries a couple OF mashed
fingers, the result of a ride on the stone
boat with his father while hauling
water.
The county jail has been under
repairs the pact week, getting ready
for court; not for county boarders.
as the latter wouldb be anovelty in Je
rauld county.
Mrs. Frances Smith has rented part
of her house to Mr.. Caldwell, brother
in-law to Will Hill. Mr.. Faust Of
Fauston is putting up a substantial
chimney between the old and the new
part of the house.
Mr.. Schneider has moved to Woon'
socket and now Mr.. +. e. Caldwell!
slices off the slr-loin and porter-housf
steak and juicy roasts for the house
keeper, and delights the boys with DO
logna, at Schneider's old stand in the
Ford building.
For rheumatism there is nothing
better than Chamberlain's Pain Balm
The prompt relief which it affords is
alone worth many times its cost, which
isbut fifty cents per bottle. Many very
bad cases have been permanently cured
10y it. For sale by DR.. a. NJ. Matthias
The rain Monday night left nature
with a tinge of green delightful to thu
eye, and 500 Washington Springs will
its enchanting groves, singing birds
yrppling brooks, with the grand ole
hills for aback-ground will equal an,
spot in the west for beauty anG grand
eur.
Mrs. Nettie q. Hall and Mrs. l.. II
Blank attended the lecture given b.
Miss Anna Shaw, in Woonsocket, las
Thursday evening. They enjoyed tn
lecture very much and were nicely en-
t~ertainel at the DuMont House, which
by the way, is a good stopping plac'
for Jerauld county folks.
The town was OVERLOOKING will
people last Saturday. What, with tn
farmers laying in their supplies at tn
stores, and the women fitting in an.
out the dress makers shop--face
beaming. and eyes sparkling-an'
everybody looking SO happy and hope
full, one would eve for a momen
dream OF poor crops or hard times.
STRA1ED-from my farm on Sec
tion 32-10,,6 2. two milessouth-West O
Woonsockct, ON April 9Th, 1890, FOUL
COLTS; oneiron gray, two years oil
and one bay. two years old, both mares
One gray horse colt, one year old, an
n bay horse colt, two years old. In
formation will be thankfully receive
by the owner, 1. C. WILLIAMS,
Woonsocket, S. D.
ADVICE FOR MOTHERS
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