Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-09-19
LOCALS
More houses wanted in town.
Teachers Institute next week.

More houses wanted in town.
Teachers Institute next week.
Mr.. l3rownell was in town yester-
day.
Caldwell has fresh lard. at only 10cts
per pound.
w. Il. l'aoley is working in the
Herald Office.
MRS. John Bars mother ana sister
are visiting her.
Judge Converse attended court at
Ilankinton Monday.
The VI. L. church is being replas-
tered this week.
i. Is. Phillips of AIpena, dined at
the Willard, Monday.
The members OF the nj. T.. Church
cleaned house this week.
w hats the matter with the Yves
sington Springs artesian we'll?
John 3. Neal who has been thresh-
ing in Hand county, was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Iryon is teaching her second
term in the Trollope school, Pleasant
township.
Mrs. Annis went through town
Saturday on her way to Woonsocket
With Il load CT wheat.
Louis Deindorfer OF Crow Lake,
was q Herald caller Monday and left
some subscription silver to Tighten the
gloom oil our s,nctunl.
Mr.. CcGshall was injured by a
horse stepping on his foot SO that he is
obliged to SO on crutches.
-Waltsr Apperman and j. N. Jones
U. S. land inspectors have been looking
up some cases here tn week.
"A salesman for a Sioux City whole
sale hardware house was selling Mr..
Morse bill of goods, Tuesday
Miss Pearl Burdick. Of Woonsock-
ct, spent few days with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Converse.
Last week the Midland Pacific sur
Neyers were at Crow Lake and are now
at Air. Pilum's in Logan township.
Miss NoraMiles has returned from
Pierre, where she has had position as
hook keeper in the Pierre Free Press
Office.
-Werrint theseientidc Temperance
instruction Bill this week at the re-
quest OF Mrs. Freeland, president OF
the Pioneer w. II. u.
"a Are you Married? If not. send
your address to The American Core
spending Club, z. o. Box G43. Clarks-
burg, w. Va. 1854.
Mr.. Atkins and A. S. Fordham of
Logan township passed through town
this week with lot Of cattle they had
sold to Woonsocket buyers.
Pleasant Twp. Alliance will hold a
business meeting Saturday evening,
sept. 18th, at the Bethel school house.
M members should attend.
Maud and Frank Grider of Bloom
field, Iowa, niece and nephew of Mrs.
Geo. Chapman are expected the last of
this month to make a visit here.
Sam. Estep who went to Iowa last
DS Cnf
farm near Crow Lake, and intends to
make Dakota his future home.
lion. II. b. Blackwell did not an
pear to lecture as advertised, being
deta'nid at Aberdeen. NNehope he can
make another appointment at this
place.
Miss Lou Kellogg starts next
Tuesday to Clarksville, iowa, where
she viii spend the winter visiting her
two brothers Ebert and George Kel-
logg.
MIR. Wesley has moved the sheds
which were attached to the back part
OF Stephens building, up near their
new Store, and will use them for stor-
ing coal etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Hinners
were Herald callers Tuesday. They
will spend the winter at Humboldt.
Iowa. They expect to drive through
and will return next spring.
Mrs r; s. .Dateman, who has been
visiting her son George and family, re-
armed To her home this week. Last
Monday u fe" Of her intimate friends
gathered TO spend the afternoon with
her for farewell visit and had a very
enjoyable time.