Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-28

week.
We have been enjoying quite a
cold snap.
The Office ofcommissioner of I'M
migration must go.
Twenty-Five numbers were sold at
The dance last Friday night.
For SAIE-Ona yoke Of good oxen,
hy John Thomas on Sec. 35-1O7.65.
john T.. brother of Horatlo Sey-
mour, died on Saturday last at Utica.
n. Y.
The worlds fair in 1892 will he
held in the city Of Chicago. Ilnrrah!
tor Chicago,
John Jacob Astor. the richest
man in America, died last Saturday Of
heart disease.
-.:he prohibition bill has passed the
senate and has probably been signed by
The Governor ere this. 1t goes into
affect May LIST.
BEAD the article on the first page
hn female suffrage. 1t should be
signed Josephine b. Gerber.
We have a copy of the senate edu-
eational bill which contains some
points radically different from the
house bill.
M. d. Crow and others went to
Woonsocket yesterday to bring over
goods sent to the Jerauld County Re
lief Committee.
What about the creamery? Are
not our people goingtot take hold Of the
enterprise? Why not discuss the sub
iecttomo.r5" after the Farmers Meet
ing?
Mfr. Fear. who is living in Mr.. \.
3. Smart's house, is putting lumber on
his lot just east Of Rev. j. y. Free
lands, preparatory to building as soon
as the weather will permit.
No one acquainted With DR.. Nesmith
thinks for a moment that the mistake
corrected by w. w. B%rookings was
other than the result of bling niisiri-
formed. The Doctors integrity is I'M
questioned.
Coleman Harrington of Grow Lake
wasi in town today on the way home
from Woonsocket. Mr.. Harrington
and wife are both enthusiastically in
favor of equal suffrage. and will un-
toubtedly dosome good work for it.
Last Friday evening Messrs Hack
EFT, Sturgess, LaPoint and Vessey in
yited seven sweet, saucy, seminary
girls to sh:tle a dainty lunch whit them
under "Uncle" Peter BaTrett's hospita-
bic roof. Of course everyone had Il
good time.
We are in receipt Of the seed cata-
logue of Joseph Bancroft, florist, seeds
man, and n%urseryman OF Cedar Falls.
Iowa, Send to Joseph Bancroft, lock
box "a, and get acatalogue from which
to order, western grown seeds and
plants. Mr.. Bancroft is Mrs. E. II.
Ford's father.
Anyone wishing salsbills or horse
posters "a get the same at the HEE-
AID office as cheap as anywhere.
Don't fail to get our rates. We are
now better prepared to do poster work
than any other Office il the COUNTY.
Give us a call.
We accidently discovered at DR..
Matthias drug Store, just as we were
going to press, some hand bills bearing
the True Republican imprint and
announcing the fourth lecture in the
course for Tuesday evening by Rev.
+. r.. Ilolp, on "The Almighty Dollar
That prejudice which leads those hay
ing public announcements to make to
completely ignore the HERALD is a
despicable trait no matter in whom it
exists.
Miss Allie Seryeson is learning the
art p~reservative" in the Times office
Alden Sampson has received his
commission as postmaster of this
place and will take charge OF. the
Office April lst-T l. Blank of the
Washington Springs HERALD was a
pleasant caller Saturday. lie shows
his faith IN the country by ordering a
new press Tor his office, which will
arrive in a couple of weeks-Woon-
socket Times.
The following is a list of names of
successful pupils i'll the township
contests of last Saturday:
PLEASANT-May .lIobert, Amelia Barber,
ltollie Linn, and Mor'ie Galley.
LOGAN johnnie Riege]. Herbert Water
9llrN, Sidney Waterbury. and Harry Prick.
!iAENONYa-Ma.y ~IIunt}cy. kena Butter
field, II. l.. Pfau, and Anna Titus.
{ DALE-James Tracy. Daniel Tracy. lora
i;rcgory. and Berthe pennanI.
WEISS. S~PItlNGS--LE,u Tof1emire. Minnie
Arnold. Lille Arnold, and Christie Arnold.
CHERY-Gracie tanning, i1ary Miller, c. w.
Miller, and Emmitt Crosby.
! GROW IAKE-Bayarl Allyn, Emma scotield,
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