Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Grieyes were in town
Tuesday.
II. X. Ford is expected home from
Nebraska c
Did You try one of those luscious
cocoa-nuts at Mr.. Hulls?
Mrs. b. G. Cummings was shop
ping at theSprlngs Monday.
Lumber on the ground for the
new building on the Tarble hotel site.
DIR. Matthias was called over to a
patient in Buffalo county on Tuesday
layt.
One of Mrs. Orr's children had its
hand mashed in a clothes wringer
Monday.
Have you been in the new MILL
merry store? Nice fresh goods there.
Gail and see.
Mrs. Smith returned smiling and
happy from Fauston where she had
been visiting.
Mrs. Harden, Secretary of theS. D.
Farmers Alliance, was Il HERALD
caller yesterday.
Listen closely and catch the sound
OF the whistle Of the engine on ournew
II. II. that is to be.
The Governor of South Dakota
designates May LIST as Arbor Day. Too
late by several weeks.
STRAYED-A dehorned. red COW.
Any finding her will confer a favor by
leaving word at the Drug Store.
--JoeFarnham Mr.. Tofilemire and
Tell Tonlemire have very kindly put
IN Mr.. Thompson's crop for him.
Get ready for the grand rally on the
eve of May LIST, to inaugurate the pro-
.hibitory law. Program Text week.
One yoke OF work cattle for sale
by G.. l.ehmer on Sec, 10-lO6-65. Terms
reasonable. 3w-365
Mrs. G.. G.. Wright, and Misses
Edna Wright and Lily Payne, of Twin
Lakes. We're the guests OF Mrs. A. l.
Churchill Monday Night.
.Chas. Hanson has about 3OObushels
of Saskatchewan seed wheat for sale
about so bushels Of potatoes and some
seed corn, millet and barley.
FOR SALE-Two upright show
cases. suitable for millinery: also two
counters. Cheap for cash. Enquire at
New Bakery, Woonsocket. 2w361
MIR. j. ". ShultZ, the boss carpen.
ter, put the finishing touch to the sky
light in ourcomposing room this week
and now welong for u heavy rain, jus,
to test it.
Geo. Williams of ANNA township
was Il HERALD caller Wednesday, and
added ii new name to our subscription
list. Mr.. Williams is n OF Jerauld
Gounty's successful teachers
f. A. Sowerwine, Ct Fauston, one
~of our prompt and reliable friends
was in Wednesday and paid up an ad.
vance subscription which puts hin
just a little ahead of anyone else on
our list nf honor.
Cyrus Thompson continues to bt
very sick man. The Grippe" seems
TO have settled in his head and causes
intense suffering. DIR. Matthias is do
ing all in a physicians power to al
ieviate the pain.
For rheumatism there is nothing
hetter than Chamberlain's Pain Balm
The prompt relief which it affords is
alone worth many times its cost, which
is hut fifty cents per bottle. Many very
bad cases have been permanently cured
by it. For sale by DIR. A. Nj. Matthias
The Ladies' Aid Society of Viola
township met with Mrs. DR.. Nesmitt
last week. Quitea number of ladies
were present. for this busy time of thu
year. y quilt was quilted and a good
oldfashioned visit enjoyed by all. An
other meeting will be held at tn,
school house next Wednesday.
-Ex-Sheritf Spears has returned
from Iowa where he has been VISITING
his old home. IIehas a better opinion
of SonthDako,a than ever. He says tn,
first b.;ilding he has seer is here at tn,
Springs. Reports Iowa people waiting
for the weather to clear up so they car
put in their grain. The Sheriff's OLE
friends will he glad to hear that "Uncl,
sam" has at last remembered HIM ant
granted his pension.
Woonsocket is determined to inforc,
the prohibitory law, and assist he,
druggists in carrying on a iegltimat,
business. At Il meeting of the temper
:lnce people the druggists expressed
themselves as anxious to work i1
harmony with the law, stating tina
they would not take out Il permit un
less their petition was signed by thu
temperanc F. people. j. Il. kean, j. T.
Whiting, and $. A. Ramsey were ap