Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-03
Having time is al hand.

line reservation roundup is III
progress.
lis Your subscription paid? II
| not, why not9
%. T. Woodruff. of Morrison, Ill.
| was on our streets last Tuesday.
LOAN Companies are beginning tc
invest money IN Dakota lane again.
The salary Of the Pierre postmaster
has been increased from $4,000 to 200
--"Uncle" William Taylor went tc
Mitchell last "Wednesday. on pension
business.
james FIoGseman attended the
Adventist campmeeting at Madison
last Sabbath.
-Nauris Taylor has been appointed
receiver OF the Fidelity Fire lnsur-
ance Company, of Huron.
We understand G. S. Llvermore
has shipped in $50 head of sheep to be
| fed on ,JeraHld county grass.
E. Smith and McEwing went to
Woonsochet after two loads of posts
last Tuesday, returning Wednesday
Coy. Boles, of Iowa. has issued a
proclamation asking aid for the desti-
tute survivors Of the great Cherokee
food.
-Chas. Hansen, who had his finger
taken off in a feed mill, a few days ago,
suffers considerably from the effects OF
the injury.
Mrs. Ring and daughter. Viola,
of Potter county, were the guests of
Mrs. and Prof. Freeland last Wednes-
day evening.
Will Spears and family came over
from Woonsocket last Tuesday, and
went out to the Media farm, to visit
for few days.
Henry Wolfe, who left his Crystal
Lake farm. this Spring, is coming
back to Oak ta dear. One by one the
wanderers return.
About 200 Indians camped near
town last Tuesday night. They were
on their way to Howard, S. d. where
they go to celebrate the fourth.
Lightning struck the home Of Mr..
p. Gunderson last Monday at Wahoo,
Nebraska, totally demolishing it. Mr..
Gunderson is a brother of We scribe.
Rev. Westfeld, a norwegian min
lister, of Seneca, $, d., stopped In town
last Wednesday night, while on his
way from campmeeting to his home.
William Albright and Winslow
Carlisle have found the famous 'lost-
vein' near Boulder, Colo. 1t runs as
high as $4,000 per ton in silver glance.
Subscribe for the paper that has
the news in it. Not filled up with
political, personal, ran-Jang. We al
low noting personal, or, backbiting to
enterour columns.
C. Y, Martin and o. f. Woodruff
went to Alexandria, last Wednesday
to attend to some legal work there,
from there Mr.. Woodruff goes to assist
i'll an important Colorado case.
Il. Il. Brew, formerly Of Bedford
who left this land never to return
has decided that Dakota is not SO bad
after all, and will return in a few days,
TINS time content to stay.
The Ladies Aid Society, will meet
with Mrs. q. r. Bateman, Friday af-
ternoon, July 10TH. all members OF
the society are requested To be present.
Mrs. j. G. CAMPBELL.
C, W, Burger returned from Mitch
elllast Friday evening. He reports
trade very dull, at that place, and says
our crops look better than anywhere on
Gu6 lOau lTOll NllLCu6ll 10 GlllS place.
Alfred Thompson writes that he
has been gathering Strawberries, some
OF which measured Z inches around.
Might send us Il few, A. G. lie does
not advise poor men to come to Wash
ington, at present.
We want correspondent in every
township in Jerauld county, in fact
we wish everybody to feel free to fur
nish us with accounts of local hap
punings. Help us on, We want to
make our paper first class.
AT a depth Of $50 feet the artesian
well on the Brayton rancho, near AL
pena, has been abandoned. The sand
and gravel could not be kept OUT of
The drill, thus neccesitating the sus-
pension of work. They will try again
after harvest.
Miss Nina Franklin, assisted by
Miss Edna GosWart, is editing the
Aimball Graphic, in the absence OF
}. r. Tlnan. 1t the young ladies have