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

gram from Chicago, Mrs. Marietta NJ
Zones, OF I,akota, is made TO saw nj
MISS Susan B. Anthony: '.She is irving
TO emulate Francls Willard. Ii / am
not mistaken, the brmny women OF our
party will ratly around me. and we
VIII show Miss Anthony what we
lolks from Dakota are made of. Miss
Anthony issued an appeal to the peo.
PIE OF South Dakota for funds. Every
time l think of that almost forget !
am alady, and ] want to call Susan Il.
Anthony a atrickster. There, I've said
1t, and that's just what she is.'
Miss Anthony, when shown the above
sad: Mrs. Bones was formerly vice
| president of the association from Da-
kota. She came into one of our con-
ventions once and, as she was the only
representative present from the then
territory OF Dakota. we made her a
vice-president. We found she was not
the sort of woman we wanted and
that she was making capital out of
her Office, SO we soon dropped her
from our rolls, She thinks she has
cause for a personal quarrel with me
andnever misses a chance to get into
print about the matter. l understand
she still considers herself vice presi-
dent OF Our association, but am sure
therest of bur organization doesn't.
10 show how much she is thought of
in South Dakota may say that at the
recent state convention, although
she was present as self appointed
delegate, she was not even appointed
aVice- president from her own county.
But really, the whole matter is not
worth talking about"
The serials amended lit Young
amendment to the prohibition bill so
it reads as follows:
"every lessee or owner of 4 public
building VINO shall knowingly suffer or
permit any intoxicating liquors to be
used, bartered, sold or given away
therein shall be guilty; provided that
nothing IN tins section shall be con-
straed to prevent the use of intoxi-
eating liquors in building by the
actual residents or occupants thereof,
if such building be the family resi-
dence. Every owner of building or
real property, except the family resi-
dence, used exclusively as such, who
shall knowingly suffet or permit any
Intoxicating liquors to be used therein
or thereon shall be guilty"
At recent meeting of the news
paper publishers of South Dakota.
held at Mitchell, only one brother
sported silk hat--otherwise q stove
pipe. He is the only one blessed with
a libel suit and other evidences of
prosperity. OF course We refer to the
able editor of the Del! Rapids Times.
-Woonsocket News.
Brother Kelley forgetS that Ye HER
AID Editor was present and that we
are blessed with llbel suit institu-
ted by L. n. I.ooinis because OF our
efforts to break up 4 horde Of county
officials who were either too corrupt or
too innocent for public servants and
under whose regime the county was de-
frauded out OF some 100000.
a n
ston last week to lay Off Alpena's
mile siluare." There will be no
blooashed over its occupancy. as over
the one at Fort Pierre, since Alpena
only intends to incorporate, so that she
may have tie benefits OF corporate
villages under our statutes
South Dakota is the battle ground for
Equal Suffrage toward which all eyes
are directed, The best Speakers il the
United States will work in the field
between now and election day.
At ID meeting OF the National Amer
lean Woman's Suffrage Association in
Washington the 10Th inst. an address
was made BY Mrs. Picker OF South
Dakota.
The committee on public lands have
made afavorable report On the bill TO
repeal the timber culture laws, etc.
The bill WIS introduced by MIR. Pick
Ter.
str. W. II. D. Bliss, jenicr editor o.
the Sioux Falls Press. died on Wednes-
day morning Of consumption fastened
on byan attack of "la grippe
LAND OFFICE Notes.
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