Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-07-25
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Fresh lard s cents per pound at
C,,dwelI's 3S3tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney of Alpena
attended campmeeting.
Mrs. Nj. ID. Crow is making a visit
to relatives and friends in Iowa.
Mrs. Lane and her sister Mrs.
Turner started to Iowa yesterday.
Attorney Hitchcock Of Mitchell
was in town on business last Tuesday.
Our thanks aredue Mrs. Alb Hunt
ley for a report of the w. G. L. y. Con-
vention.
Original packages are in a fair way
OF receiving death: blow at the hands
OF Congress.
We enjoyed a feast Of nice green
corn this week, a donation from Mrs.
j. o. Shryock.
Mrs. Weddle is prepared to do
dressmaking on short order. "First
come, first served" 3S1tf.
Mrs. Brandenburg returned Tues
day from afour weeks visit to her par
ents in Watertown.
Mrs. Bankers lecture was very
entertaining and made not a few con-
verts to equal suffrage.
The stage from Woonsocket has
again changed time; it now arrives
here at II a. Ill. and leaves at l p. m.
Mrs. Nettie G. Hall is on a lecturlng
tour in Nebraska, where she will spend
I; month in the interest OF prohibition.
Miss Ellie Crow expects to start
tomorrow to visit Mr.. Smart's family
in Salem, where she will finish her
music course.
Some Of the editorials this week
We're prepared for last weeks HERALD,
but were crowded out by the commits
sioners' proceedings.
Mrs. Judge Burdick Of Woonsocket
and Mrs. Lyon Of Webster, daughters
of Judge Converse and sisters OF Mrs.
Pooley, were visiting in ANNA last
week.
w. T. Hay is painting the new
Woodburn block this week. Hei is do
ing some very nice work and the ap-
pearance OF the buildingi is much i'm
proved.
james Osborne, the gentlemanly
stage driver Of the Moonsocket stage
will carry and send kilograms, express
packages, light freight or accommo-
date the public in any possible way.
The Board OF Trustees of the Free
Methodist Seminary had a meeting
this week. They had under considera-
ton the finishing OF the inside of the
Seminary building. We have not
learned the decision reached.
M. i. Harmston and wife, who
now have q home in the Black Hills
country. are here on a visit. They
came with a team and were nine days
on the road. They are well pleased
with their new home and will return
soon.
Il. L. Blank, editor in chief, has &C
copied a position as resident engineer
on the Winona, South Western r.. r.
His headquarters are at Stuartsville
MINI. lie will be with chief engineer
Wheeler, with whom he worked dur.
ing theyears 1886 and 1887.
%. o. England, our noted sheer
breeder, was a HERALD caller Tues.
day. Mr.. England is one of the mos1
levelheadeu men in the country anG
he is positive that Pierre is the right
place for capital. Ii made the capita
1t is sure of a road from the south east
and that is what Jerauld county wants
The Board OF Trade had a meeting
Monday evening, andtook under con
sheraton the mill project. The mil
is IL sure thing provided shares enough
are SOLD, and this seems very likely t(
be done. j.. q. Nordyke, A. NJ. Mathi
as, Robt. Vessey, o. P. Hull and c. II
Stephens were appointed a committee
to obtain a charter, and we are assured
that our farmers will soon have a N il
e at hand,
A rumorls being runlored that gu
quiet village actually contains an or
ganiZation OF the Knights of Labor
Reports are various and conflicting
The editorial mind is beset by distract
ing doubts and fears. All that W.
could learn with any degree Of certainty
was that n. j. Durham did not Join
but will wait for the charter. A mum
her of bright and shining lights o
both our political and social worlds
are said to have succumbed to thu
winning wiles Of the "ranting revolu
zionist from Aberdeen" Perhaps We
may be able to report something Dor
deripg on facts next week,