Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-01
Woonsocket has an original package


Woonsocket has an original package
saloon.
Nice fresh lard at the City Market:
only cents per pound. SIT
Highest market price paid for hides
at the City Meat Market. Bring them
in 3Sitf
New potatoes and other vegetables
wanted on subscription at the HERALD
Office.
S. u Georgia of Woonsocket did
business in town the back eud OF last
week
S. A. Ramsey and daughter Ell'ouise
were at the Spears house for dinner
Tuesday.
The Farmers Alliance will give al
most u solid vote for Pierre this fall.
Stick peg there.
A herd of horses belonging to parties
at Kimball We're driven through town
Monday. They are to goto Minnesota
Ira Brashears. from the pension de
partment at Washington, was here in
specting pensions the beginning OF tie
week.
Quite number OF Washington
Springtonians were in attendance at
the camp meetingat Waterbury over
sunday.
Miss Jennie Mmlenee, who has been
helping Mrs. Barrett for some time, is
spending few days at her home, west
OF town,
HoHN-to MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Rich
ardson Of Harmony, on Sunday, July
eth, anime pound boy. The father is
doing well.
Mrs. j. r. Smith of Aberdeen was
in town Wednesday on her way to visit
her brother, Robt. Hyatt, who lives III
Pleasant township.
AL in this vicinity holding silver
medals and desiring to enter the gold
medal contest should send their names
to Mrs. G. Nj. Spears.
Several of our business men attended
the horse sale at Woonsocket last sat
urday. Among the buyers were ". \
Hill, Geo Price and VIM, Kline.
G. n, Hall, cur indefatigable harness
maker, has Just made a nice set Of
double harness Tor VIM. Kean, OF Wat
erbury. CARTE is rustler from way
back and il you want anything in his
line give him q call.
A party consisting of A. Kiig, +
Mount, p. Hill, Johnnie Hassop, am
I Homer Jacobs, from Grow Lake anl
Waterbury. passed through town Mon
day on their way to Coddington count.
to see TIE country and obtain work.
| Revs. G. NJ. Daley Of Huron and "
B. Evay of Lake Henry passed throug
town Saturday on their way to e. 4
SowerWine's to be in attendance &C IN
Congregational Sunday School conven
vention held in Mr.. SoWel
wines new house On Sunday.
w. N. Hill, manager of the Allianc
warehouse, sent out binder this wee
for Farnham anI, Shepard. Herecantl
sold a mower which is to go as far .
Wolsey. This speaks well of tn
warehouse and is an index Of the Wa
IN which our citizens do business.
Word reaches us that S. H. Cranmt
, and Wife Of Aberdeen are the hapI
possessors of a fine daughtcr-a strl
teetotaller-and therefore name
Francis i. Willard Mrs. Cranlner
> prominent as a temperance lecture
< doing valient work for the cause la
summer
Will Mcdonald is learning to ride
i bicycle. 1t is one he bought OF N
u Hull, and it has not been used for son
9 time. About the first thing it d
> when Will got on was to throw him
g over its head, and at the same TIL
break its girth. 1t is now laid up 1
d repairs, but Will says he will learn
10 ride it or spraln toe-nail.
VI About two weeks ago we sent Q
o. statements which should have broug
~ US quite small fortune. We ha
N had one response and herewith plt
the name Of Clark Whitehall on {
ly Roll Of Honor, crediting him with
Of advance subscription up to Jan. /, Is
ne We hope to hear from others so
re Don't wait, just rush right along a
er we viii receipt for every dollar rece
N ed, even if we have to hire an eN
or force OF clerks.
w. ". Moore OF the Grand OPP
of House, Des Moines, is an early sett
ia in that part OF Iowa. and has had
IL great deal Of experience in his til
It's He says: At various times ] have