Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-04-04
go to Halls for harness oils.

-"t ncle JOnn fTdIclS HAS leluliieu
from Chamberlain.
L. II. French took Il business trip
to Sioux City this week.
A pair of fine young mares tor
sale bv b. G. Cummings.
Our cousin, Nellie Blank. attended
the teachers examination this week.
Mrs. Gray and % of Alpena town
ship were at the Springs last Saturday.
Mrs, Ford and Lille are at home
again after a few days spent on the
farm.
Mr.. y. T.. Berg of Blaine is arrang-
ing for the celebration of his silver
wedding.
-Yp Editor has &C :epted Il position
in the engineer corps OF the Midland
Pacific R'y.
Get your harness washed. oiled and
repaired at Halls before the spring
work begins.
"A New Meat Market 10y Kinds \
Anderson. Come and give this. firm
your patronage.
DIR. Matthias has bten called to see
Mr.. Cyrus Thompson who. is quite
sick with ia grippe"
George Eastman was a HERALD
caller Wednesday. lie was making
final proof on his farm in Dale.
One woke OF work cattle for sale
by G.. Lehmer on Sec, 1O-1Ob-G5. Terms
reasonable. 3w-36;
Ezra Voorhees, will keep a sheer
herd this season on reasonable terms
Enquire on Sec, 3l-lO7-65. 2|361
MIR. Il. #. Totlemire was called last
Sunday evening to Mr.. S. kinney's in
Cherry township to set a colts broken
leg.
Sam Marlenee went to Woonsocket
Tuesday, to meet his brother who ar
rived from Iowa to make Sam and his
family a Yislt.
-Comrade Cherry for whom town
ship lO8.65 was named. returned from
Sioux Falls last Saturday where he had
spenSthe winter.
.Chas. Hansonha IA about 0Obushels
OF Saskatchewan seed wheat for sale
about 80 bushelssof potatoes and some
seed corn, millet and barley.
-"Di:k' Mcdonald has been wrest-
ling with Il Job tester. 1t was located
on his upper lip and will no doubt
Interfere for the time being with his
luxurient growth of mustache.
Mr.. Anderson Of the firm Of Hind
x Anderson was Il HERALD caller
Tuesday. lie says fresh meats will be
kept constantly on hand, supplied from
their main shop at Woonsocket.
Our Office has been considerably
torn up this week on account OF taking
up part OF the1ioor in the press room.
The floor was not solid enouge for our
heavy press and We had it made more
substantial.
The Alpena Journal came out last
week much improved in appearance,
being reduced to Il q column quarto,
same as the HERALD. This is i much
more convenient form and contains
just It's much reading us the old style
'blanket" sheet, covered with. display
type, cuts. and space killers.
DIR. Leiber, of Beltortl was in town
Monday. He states that seeding has
already commenced IN his vicinity and
that he would SOW about 600 acres to
wheat. He reports that fully Il dozen
farmers in his immediate vicinity
would be unable to raise anything but
corn this Year on account OF their not
being able to- secure other seed.-Plank-
intol Standard.
Our mild storm of last Thursday
was but Tie outskirt Of Il terrific storm
area. Southern Minnesota and North
rrn Iowa had fun lledgeu bljZzards.
The east and south were visited by
heavy Wild stollns and cyclones. At
Louisville, Ky, d cyclone DESTROYED
hundreds OF lives. Little Prairie, Oh.
nty ANA ether towEs have suffered
from the same cause.
Thursday was examination uay.
and Il large number of teachers and
would. hc-ttachers assembled at the
Court House. where Supt. Binford as
sisted by Mrs. Binford conducted the
examination. Ye Reporter spent the
forenoon with the intellectual laborers,
and Judging from the earnest efforts
we predict that ii there are any failures
j. will be b%ecausethey forgot"
Mr.. llouseman's sale on last Mon
day was well attended. Everything
brought Il fair price, which will ena-
ble him to place his business upon Il
hetter financial basis. We understand
that Nj. lIouseman has sold an inter
est iE his farm to Kansas man. who
has great faith iGthe futureof Dakota.
Mr. HnuSpm.p'S faith is n losc H.,