Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-31
Y, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, JULY, 81 1891.
From, MenYa7k7
On board tnain sn.roptc Grand Island.


july iljS.. 1891.
EDIroR HERALD: II hree evergreen arches
. nl u wicket gate WAS the entrance to the en-
anted grounds especially S,t afar6 tor ali |
CaaItauqUans, a.ul rs the Chancellor discover
the O. IS. g. badge on me he ordered fall
| lipo line and We Went marching under the
aches 10 the wicket gate which opened 10 none,
Hlt the graduates, and We ilad in after them
me the packed auditorium which seats lots,.
i'cst class music by the Choral Union, led ny
t'fig master namd Prot. !lossens, OF Omaha,
aqi ACCOMPANIED by the Vocation, the whole
t$'sidea over by Or, tatt.n, of much fame,
afl who presented Diplomas soihe graduates
talo"ed, by otter appropriate EXERCISES
/ "sre hterary frasl sef poor i.ltlc me. Then
scr rioSing exercises W. repaired 10 the |
| eleulauqua Restaurant and parsoo;. of ice.
eseala, cake aua berries aud toastS.
0tAof them Was .south Dakota Mrs itaI |
ta feSr"nd. and gre" eioquelt(;} III eNtoil- |
hl}our state with It's ln&Gulfcen5 lrtcsian
Wells and wonderful resources as wei as
p5ople.
mt the climax was reached N!len the toast
CIR haby'' WAS called tnr and nearly -0e lbs /
Of manhood arose il response, H. Is the first
gr%dtate, the sastor o No.folk, NJ. .. Church |
at.G mast Ae u mic" man for he came to iaa |
sesjng you are invited 80 fll my pulpit the l9tl.
ii!le loren 3on, and attles5 a Cnon Tenn |
peiance meeting il congregational Church |
sa'ac evening which did after giving twelve !
i&9;s besides the travel since the Sabbath be-
toe5. Large ehurches and both packed. But |
to 20 sack 10 the Ghautau4ua. When l first |
50. 5i4eie thought they were trying to Gut- |
II Il our ;,TtesHn weil-wMer everywhere. |
'file y. NJ. c. A. tent in water up TO its caves
PEOPLE had 20 fish their trunks cut OF The wa
t~r that was sweeping everything before it. !
Men allt, women could only actlIom one side |
OF grounds TO the utllGl III boats, but ii sGon |
stlbsiticd aud peace rei5ned. 4 cloud mad
.i.rst anG poured its contents into the Raw
Lille liver which runs through the grounds |
unii! the naturally ambitious stles.:! DniSt its
bci'iNs and carried everything before it. Well
we DON'T carry on any such "aiaos' in so.
Dakota. so we are one ahead i'll that line.
Oar people are 100 dgnii!ed 30 60 scampering
dEtlntl in the dead Is night, iisilas OUT clothes
! se,lts oat4'les etc and our rivers are too
V s.liaoret!cred 10 attempt such Wild schemes as
te Syasl, out {, jllatttuu4ua. No indeed, our
t olautauYa;; win he well beiiayea.--oh yes l
promised to tell you the meaning oi school OF
\ methods Well. it is Just a school OF methods
: and nothing else, and still little Of every
thing. It's a wonderful place to sharpen wits
ana make people use their ''thinkery' ana
{? woail advise evecyboayto to 20 to Chautauuua
ana fad ont fer themselves. We had big
tilp. lth of July. Rev. Haney OF Chicago in
It his fst4t.ou !. hat Ne oWe t.ha b,ys IN
bsa.a,' lust iisnd men ont Of their seats with
lis, eioquencc anhlt really looked as though
s We might have another war right there. Wes-
!. sirston Springs must have him for that lecture
10 AMI his central America Thea Chaplain
il IoEic. sang nc OF his new songs "Ond vat did
dem privates do?' 1t took quite awhile for
hin. to finish the song because OF the shouts
It ans? hats thrown in the air after each verse.
8 By5p. NJ. lily poor brain so cramEed.
w:ls 5lld 10 step on hoard train Cor Stanton
u wnerc spoke the next day iSabhath> III tWG
churches 10 full houses. Since which time J.
have been in Knox Cedar, Dixon and Madison
:. counties tryin" To iumpug TIE people into be-
n lieviHg that I Knew something worth talking
about. After urgent, persistent solicitation on
. th ,art OF the State President have cnnclaG
cd give q ittle time to ith. District :.nd now
this MI.litig i;ds me only two counties from
: til. Iansis line where it is nothing but fiat
s low ial.,t. rivers and beets. Norfolk claimed
10 naye the biggest beet SUGAR mil costing
. Sa5V.+}o ;,;!t bet III Grand Island they cialll
a t..s chiomo It's ''peet'' everywhere even the
"a A1f'iS i'tN f'eNo't'NS. Hiti W. ie'$'' .1'' 49,
'i.iea IS e;treins'y Pretty as IL s.an'ss s1Sei"
G iiillt's ahoNe I1e ground Sti4Fh ele''f tea '"
;. the gEeen oithe leaves Sc Jsai'itft. s''at 'i'e
raai VEINS SEa" throughth thc green. iiie'e see
{, thf one noWln the depot lawn ("h'ch ps she
,Y;syti, Lovely and il aotai iljeh up IKE s'i'.
innjiaTeh Ntfia q grandeur ABOUT !cN Hea"ea
II usger n"tla"" before. 10" intend !" i'H'Se
q 0Ea tt:g Beet III ny ga!tt. sUS' 70 o"N Vt, a''0
We heEitts T!ie lekieSS 2hickeh taat 'ittftS 70
s iiuaS hG oHet Tor SA'itl l>,.s>",a ft'ist hi'..h
i. ,ain He' i".>iI!"h Hn@AG ,.e Sis!"''hf'a o.
5ts;s aet! am hedit' :" ieir 'ef- iiI' ->"t.i'
IL Fi.tle river itst spreads ltseli hero ant y az
~ matiN IS IN" MISSOURI A'e.}llAAs !9VNs
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