Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-12
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Entered at the Post Office at Wessingtol
Springs. 5. d., as second class mail matter.
81 can't say how the truth may be,
tell the tale as twas told to me"

II can't say how the truth may be.
| tell the tale as twas told to me-
Look out for the Invincibles; they
mean business.
Vote for uniformity Of textbooks,
at the coming election.
Pred Weeks is stopping with Geo.
Burger II Son this week
| Rev. c. V. Martin returned from
Sioux City last Monday evening.
Pure Vermont maple sugar, 15cts
per lib at A. NJ. Matthias Drug store.
Cherry against the lnvincibles to-
morrow. Bet one of 'em ill git beaten.
An examination for the cadetship
in the naval academy will occur at
| Huron, on the 23rd inst.
Nearly 1000 acres of broom corn
has been planted near Holdredge,
Nebraska, this season.
-Childrens services at the church
next Sabbath. Let everybody come
and enjoy the exercises.
Geo. o. Williams has gone to
Matlock, Iowa, on a visit to friends
there. He will he back soon.
"A. M. Eastman, formerly of Woon-
| socket. now OF Council Bluffs Iowa
was at the Springs, last Saturday.
The old bridges south of Thomp-
sons barn have been torn out, and now
you must cross on the new bridge.
The Deadwood Pioneer was fifteen
years old last Monday. 1t was the
first paper published in the Black
Hills.
The South Dakota Educator, is
now edited by Harry l.. Bras, of
Mitchell, and printed by The Mitchell
Printing Co., Of Mitchell S. u.
Mrs. Burger resigned her position
as secretary OF the Ladies Aid Society
at their last meeting. and Mrs. Camp
bell was elected TO succeed her.
! Work on the Pierre. Duluth and
Black Hills road is being rapidly
pushed, and it is expected that the
road will soon be finished to Pierre
il. J.. Lusletter, of DeSmet, has
gone to Montana to purchase about
1000 head Of sheep to put on his ram
ches in Beadle and kingsbury counties.
The Buffalo county Sunday school
convention held at the Brown school
house was we'll attended and grand
entertainment was provided for all
present.
Hon. Fred Schnauber, is the first
member Ct the legislature to respond
to the request asking legislators to at
tend an extra session without cost TO
| the state.
John Mohn left for Aberdeen, last
Monday. where he will remain, for a
few days, after which he will go to
Minneapolis, Mimi, to remain until
harvest time.
A Lyon county, Iowa, farmer in a
convention said: Crops in my section
look very promising, in view of which
see little need for a new party. He
| wasn't Hun.t0.tricl<s
| Nell A. Schmeld, one Of the ed
itors Of the North Nebraska Eagle
was surprised by gathering of friends
calling at his residence and reminding
him of the fact that he had reached
the oath milestone along his pathway
to the grave.
The citizens of this town are re.
quested to meet, at the Seminary this
evening toperfect arrangements for the
entertainment Of delegates to the
South Dakota Conference OF the Free
Methodist church, to be held at this
place in October, next.
The boys INDUCED IN a game OF
base ball, last Saturday, that caused
considerable laughter and enjoyment
for both players and spectators, as the
boys had not played for some time
previous and some Of the plays and
moves made were very ludicrous tc
behold.
While L. V. Fear was driving
Prof. Freelands team from town to the
Seminary, last Saturday, they became
frightened and started to run, and Mr.
Fear was unable to stop them until
they had run part way up the hills
back of the Seminary. No damage
was done.
Hon. V. I. Converse called at this
Office and exchanged yarns with the
management, last Monday. lie gave
a bit of legislative history, which was
highly appreciated, as we knew it
came from one who knew something
of S. ID. legislative doings, having
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