Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-11

ito to Halls LOT HARNESS. OlIo.
Prairie fires are all the rage now.
S. S. Moore was IN to wn Thursday.
Mark Williams has been on the
sick list.
-Four new names added to our list
this week.
Geo. Grace is laboring with a
severe cold.
-Crocuses are coming in style; have
you seen any?
Mr.. Beard of Buffalo county was
in town trading, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington of Crow
Lake were in town Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Marlenee had charge
Of the post Office Thursday afternoon.
A. d. Cady has bought two nice
lots on Sd street, east Of the Seminary.
commissioners are in session this
week. Proceedings will be published
next week.
Get your harness washed, oiled and
repaired at Halls before the spring
work begins.
Mrs. Frances Smith is rusticating
awhile in Pleasant, among old ac-
4uaintances.
Mr.. Marlenee, as carpenter, has his
hands full He has the contract for
several buildings.
One yoke of work cattle for sale
by G. Lehmer on Sec, 10-1O6.65. Terms
reasonable. 3w-365
The social Friday evening at the
residence of Henry Stephens was well
attended and reported as An enjoyable
affair.
%. Y. Hull and assistants are busy
this week getting the store ready for
his mammoth stock of goods. See lad"
on this page.
Mr.. Hull will move his family over
from Waterbury this week. For the
present they will occupy the rooms
back of the store.
%. O. England was in town this
week and reported oneof his thorough
bred sheep badly injured by an OK, but
is slowly recovering.
This Is the second week of our pub.
lie school, with AN enrolment of %
Mrs. Anna Nordyk manages the school
well and satisfactorily.
-Chas. Hanson has about 3OObushels
of Saskatchewan seed wheat for sale
about SO bushels Of potatoes and some
seed corn, millet and barley.
The meat market managed by Mr.
Schneider is well kept end stocked
with the choicest meats. Beef, NUT
ton. veal. pork, sausage, etc, etc.
Mrs. Wedell and Mrs. Barrett
went to Woonsocket Thursday. Tht
former for millinery goods and thu
latter for Il little recreation, which sht
SO seldom has.
Mr.. Caldwell and family have
moved here from Sioux Falls. Mr.
Z. is Il brother to Mrs. w. n. Hill
They are talking CT renting A. b
Sinart's house.
Mr.. Schneider's family came from
Woonsock4t Tuesday. They are liv
in the front part of the Woodbur1
building, the rear being used by thu
True Republican.
III" Executive Committee of thu
County Equal Suffrage Association
are making efforts to secure Susan b
Anthony rs speaker Tor a grand rally
near the middle ct May.
@. r. Woodruff owner Of the We.u
tsai~a Rancho. was Il caller yesterday
lie is & thorough business man and ha:
All extensive and lucrative law prac
tice. lie is now living at Morrison, Ill
Work has commenced on thu
building to occupy the site of thu
Tar!el Hotel. This will be a much
needed improvement as everyhouse il
town is occupied and rooms are in con
slant demand.
We are glad our citizens hav e or
gained 4 Board OF Trade in accordanc,
with the suggestions Of last week!
HERALD. We trust the Board viii
have regular meetings and do all II
its power to build up the town.
Next week Mrs. Wedell will ope1
complete stock of millinery goods
Bonnets, hats, ribbons, laces, flower.
and other teninlne furbelows. AL
the ladies should call. Next door t.
3icD onald and Gunderson's Office.
Tn" NJ. +. Sabbath school under the
charge of Al. Sturgess gave a very in.
'crestlnE Easter exercise last Sunday
The church WAS enlivened with flow
ers and birds. and the recitations were
Il credit to the children and theil
teachers.
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