Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-01-09
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@ s .Jocohs was aIIEnALD caller
yesterday.
-r.II.Null of Huron was at the
Springs this week.
Joe Harding of Alpena was at the
Springs Monday.
Mrs. Whitney will be deputyaud-
itpr for .jerauld County.
Miss Edna Wright is visiting S1r.
and Mrs. Judge Churchill.
We noticed G. C. Wright at the
Farmers Institute last Saturday.
"A letter from Ed IIarmston says
,liphtheria is prevalent ut the school.
Andrew Gilhertsens' have a new
boy Of which they are very rIoud-it is
only the eighth.
= Rev. Sorval will deliver sermon
next Sabbath morning to the young
people, Let Il good sized audiencehear
ihi:, sermon.
-Alois Roth was over here Tuesday
lie will start soon for Wisconsin and
from theraha viii! take short trip to
West Superior.
J A.n,risyla OF Logan was here
Tuesday, he says very few settlers
have left there this fall; that stock Of
all kinds are yet on the range; being
fat and doing we'll.
If the individual who took our
lathing hatchat from the east side
of the Office on Monday morning, JAN
9Th. will return the same we will
lnen:..::cn NJ names nor begin any pros
fctltivn.,
We hope Senator f'eltigrews' bill
will Income ~ law to punish any per
son who sells or gives guns aud am
munition to the Indians. The Indians
have 10 use for guns when the Gov.
eminent supplies their necessary
wants.
Editor Simpson of the Alpena
Journal called on Tuesday and regret
M say ;iiat we were not in at the time
But we hope he may co9e again &C
rnmp:;nie.l US before by that "fair and
dainty maiden with bright, laughing
ewes and rasy cheeks" of the Spears
hotel
H. is crnii,lcntly expected that Miss
Mcdonald. The state lecturer Of the
minnesota Farmers Alliance will
surely hiring grief to lgnatius Donolly
he president Of that organization. II
il said fhtt Mr.. Donolly is there fol
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and that
Miss ,JrDoral0's womanhood protects
her men she exposes his hypocrisy.
We learn incidentally that Mr.
Ell lis Eastman, eldest son of commas
Toner Eastman, was united in marriag,
Christmas eve with Miss Fenstemake
Of Dale township. We have known
ELLIS ever since we came to Dakot;
,,nd are plcasedto learn of his goot
fortune. Since we know him to be
deserving young man. nothing is to.
good Tor him and we hope ambrosia
flowers may deck his pathway to tn
end OF his married life,
We are in receipt of an invitation t.
the second Inaugural hall to he hello Il
In" Locke in Fierre. January. 9th. l89
j. is with II feeling Of disappoint
ntnt that we thank the people OF Pier
for the courtesy and beg to be excuse
as it, will he impossible tor us to be Il
the city ut that time. We always re
greet our INABILITY to be present at an
gathering that depends upon our pres
+nrr Tor success, yet hope the ball ma
lie Il success. and the inauguration q
Governor Mellette signal triumph.
The steps IN front of the NJ. 7
thnrch have long been in need o
repairs. and we had seriously though
Of starting II subscription to secur
funds to build Il new one when on
gooi intentions were suddenly inter
r"pted by Rev. Charles Vessey az
pearlns on the scene(he came from
Crow Lake that day.) and began rustl
ing few boards and little help t.
Xix the steps. We helped gather tn
boards ana tools and Father Vesse,
and Ogden Barrett fixed the steps. /
is hoped that the next time the,
need liking it will not devolve upol
such aged shoulders.