Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-21

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nouncement of a discourse at Sem!na'
ry on Sabbath evening by j. f. Han
son, a minister among the Friends
Subject, "Peace and Arbitration.'
Mr.. S. Marlenee has just received
half life size portrait of his son Char
lie who died several years ago. It was
ordered of NJ. ID. Crow. 1t is pro-
nounced excellent by all who have
seen it.
Carl Roth started Tuesday morn
ing for West Superior, Wisconsin,
where his brother Theodore has leca-
ted in business. The best wishes of
many friends follow him as he goes to
his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Shryock are
coming back to Dakota to live. Mrs. S.
expects to start from Mason City Da-
kota-ward the 9th inst. and d. W. will
soon follow. We hear they are to live
on Mr.. Adair's farm.
1t will be pretty hard on Burt to
sit on two stools during the coming
campaign. Perhaps his Republican
friends will pony up enough to buy out
the Democratic interest in their paper.
The people are not fooled at all, Oh.
no. P.
Hon. Geo. II. Winship editor of the
Grand Forks Herald, has been ap-
pointed provisional commander of the
G. A. r.. for North Dakota, which has
been set aside as a separate command
by Gen. Algcr the National Com
mander.
The II. e. Church is to have a new
school. known as the University OF
the Northwest. It is located at horn
ing Side, a Sioux City Suburban vii.
lage, and property has been purchased
there of one G. Z. Peters. Rev. Ira. N.
Pardee is the financial agent.
-"The Big Four" was just immense.
Joe Doctor as Judge in the Police
Court was about the best character,
and represented the usual amount of
Justice melted out to victims. The
audience, judging from the demon
STATIONS, thoroughly enjoyed the fun,
A dance was given after the entertain.
ment.
TheSeminary Chapel is being fur.
nished with desks and the gift OF
Rev. w. A. Sellow of Allegany, n. Y.
1t will be remembered that Mr. Seilow
presented the school with a manikln
CT the head and brain some time since
Our citizens, as well as the school, fee,
grateful to this gentleman for his
generosity.
MIR. Hoffman, treasurer Of The O
andS. D. R'y, called on US "wednesday
evening. The survey party had the
misfortune of breaking their level and
had to order new one. MI. Hoffman
secured the use of Mr.. Hsrmston's
level until theirs is received. lie
thought the party would reach Wa.
terbury about Thursday.
Bring us your Job and poster
work. The HERALD oniceis the only
one IL Che county that can Go poster
work. Our contemporary takes such
jobs butnot having the facilities for
doing the work, plays the dog-in-the.
manger act, sends 1t to Woonsocket
OF elsewhere and has it printed, bear
ing tie Republican imprint, thus pub
fishing to the work q lie.
There is a little Clique in THIS
town who turn green with envy AID
Jealousy at the least sign Of 1naprov-
mens or prosperity outside of the
magic circle; who try to tear down
that they may build OF the ruins.
Such building is sure to bring disaster
and will bene1t 10 enc. can open
field and q fair fight" in tie arena of
life, should be willingly granted.
-ClaEdestine marriages are some
times not &c romantic &c they might
be. Especially where either party
has an undivcrced partner, as is toe
often the case, which makes tao mar
rage is illegs! and duplicates the min
ster, or party who performs the cere-
mony, as vel! as the contracting par
ties. Young girls should beware OF
being led into such an arrangement
whichis DO better than prostitution.
The Louisiana Lottery Co. offered
to buy 250,oD bushels Of seed wheat
for the farmers of North Dakota. TO
he paid back after tie first threshing
without interest. and pay into the
state treasury, annually, the sum Of
$4,000 for the privilege of doing
business in that state. The bill PASSED
the senate by a vote of 10 TO II but
was defeated in the house by a vote of
81 to %.
The HERALD has secured regular
correspondents in Crow Lake and Al
pena townships, and it will new be in
crdar Gov fbo TNcr,oor,A,o NS,~-.