Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-05

h"'iunei eiiici W wrap around kim
his cries and entreaties we're in y,
The only answer he received was -
up or freeze. Then the youn,s NOV
up his carefully hidden roll, Ana -.
paying his bill in full received il,
ment again.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Do11AED ii
it as his official opinion that wonon",
possess the qualifications of aga
citizenship required for male voters
entitled to vote at school elections
to hold school offices by virtue d,
constitution, and that no Legislative
actment can deprive them Of these riab1
The voters Of the various countie,
South Dakota will be called upon to y
at the June election on the proposj,1
to adopt the uniformity of schoc, d
books. as provided by an act OF The
legislature, entitled s'An act 10 es,a5l
county uniformity Of the school, n
books and supply the same at cost
SYLVESTER GRAVES, of Fulton. is 8;
from CHAMBERS. Graves had a hoI
which it seems was suffering from
disease. a fact of which he was unawa
The horse was giving forth pecuA
matter from his nose, and Graves woy
clean the nostrils out. BY doing this
inoculated himself with the disease
scratching, the virus having odp
under his finger nails. A rash i
broke out. which led finally to abnom
swelling of the limbs. His eyelieS
came terribly swollen and he is report
as gradually dying.
GEORGE PALMER, pioneer Q.
Hills country, has discovered a ri
placer mine near Harvey City. |!
located a short distance from the Gro
where the dirt is hauled by wagon
sluicing. and it yields about $40 to !
load. The gold is said to be very coarl
among which nuggets are found. one
which weighed over SIS.
INDIAN FARMER CATION at the EoI
bud agency says the Indians are wod
ing hard blowing and seeding.
seem to be quiet and orderly, Thea!
many are surly and suspicious.
The land Office officials at Pierre hal
received a telegram from Washinst,
announcing that the southern bound
line of Pierre district has been NOV,
seven miles south. The change NJ
made owing to the fact that the Ian
districts west of the river were laid Of
on lines extending from the same survt
as eastern South Dakota. The liant
west of the river had been suryeya
from the Black Hills meridian. Iii
left the lines running without regard
section lines. The change puts col
siderable more land in the Pierre di
trict. and at the same time is gre.
convenience to settlers living west.
a. 2. HAELlNG, of Madison, was bad
injured by the bursting Of ersula
saw while in operation. The saw va
running at too high rate of speed an
burst into many pieces, which hew
all directions.
The Central Dakota camp mee.ia
will be held near Frankfort July 9 tol,
HE body of A. j. Leatherman. Ii
Fort Pierre attorney who was drowae
IN the Missouri by the capsizing OF
sallboat, was found floating on til
water about two miles south OF For
Pierre.
LET us celcbrater' seems to be tn
universal shout from nearly al, sont!
Dakota towns. The outlook for
bountlfGi crop is responsible for thi
good feeling. Everybody will be able II
give thanks about turkey time in tn
good old-fashioned way.
HENRY LUNT, of Deadwood. was pull
ing carpet tack when it flew up, tn
point OF the tack striking his eyeDaI
and penetrating it. At the time he cS
perienced no Inconvenience, but few
days later Inflammation set in and HI
has gone to Chicago to put himself
under the care of an experienced ocullst
SOUTH DAKOTA is to receive from the
general government So, 6s5 for the state
militia.
THOUSANDS of Germans are arranging
TO come to South Dakota this season. A
number of colonies will locate in the
vicinity of Huron.
Fox some time ranchers in the vicinity
OF Rockford have been troubled by the
loss OF young calves and other stock ana
hnally settled upon the cause by discoV'
erlng indications of bear in the nelsh'
oorhood. A war of exterminatIoai
against old bruin was declared by six Oh
the ranchers and the bear after a long
hunt, was finally ran down and killed
The bear was of large size, tipping NV
ocams at l. 100 pounds. Another pear
was also seen, but escaped.
THE second annual meeting OF the
south Dakota Sheep Breeders any ~
WOOL Growers association will be helu
III huron June "a. An interesting pro-