Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-10

| tell the tale as twas told TO me-
Pay your subscription.
Remember Keene Bros auction to
morrow.
New hay brings So. per ton, on the
streets.
Il. n. LOOMS was in town last
Wednesday.
%. p. Hull, of Waterbury. was IN
town yesterday
Rev. Stehler returned from Red
field last Saturday.
ID. B. Seger ls doing business in
WatertoWn this week.
Jeff Seeker remained in the city
over the fourth and Sunday.
John Danburg, of Buffalo county,
was on our streets w edneSday.
Esther Danburg is making her
home at the Seminary this. vacation.
Fred Weeks will assist the Davis
brothers during harvest and shaying.
Prof. ]. X. Freeland speaks at the
Lyndale school house. July 18th, at IL
\. M.
j. p. Brown, of Cherry, ATTENDED
the w. G. II. U. meeting last Wednes-
day evening.
-keene Bros. Will sell, at public
auction, about twenty mestern horses
tomorrow.
-Lost:-A gold cuff button with
tiger-eye set. Finder please leave the
same at this Office.
Herman Brodkorb had the mis-
fortune to sprain his ankle while play
ing ball on July fourth.
Come all and hear the sermon on
Central Object of Thought" at Wood
burn Hall next Sabbath at 3:15 pm.
Thomas Fear came up from Park
ston, last Tuesday, and took a load of
household goods back on Wednesday.
business at the creamery is on the
increase, and Mr.. Longland feels very
much Encouraged over the prospects.
Clarence Barber, of the Alpena
Journal, has been in town this week
visiting friends. He called on We
scribe to-day.
II. A. Lamb, of Belle PLANE. Iowa,
intends to keep posted on Washington
Springs affairs and sends 81 80 for the
HERALD. Who'll be the next?
III. }. Wallace and r. S. Vessey
started, on business trip to Mime
apolis, and st. Paul yesterday. G. N.
Price and f. S. Cogeshall accompanied
them as far as Alpena.
-Pitzer brothers and sister, brothers
and sister of Mrs Gotwal, started for
their home in Marshall county, last
Monday, after short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Gotwals, Of this place.
Found. A good, almost new hal
ter, with rope stal attached. Was
found OF the vacant lot north of this
Office. Owner ma have the same by
calling and paying for this notice.
We met man, last Monday, who
was actually murmuring about too
much rain. OF course, he was one of
those fellows who said, and we sup
pose hoped, cit never would rain in
Dakota
&C. f. Pettis is another one of those
fellows who knows we are doing our
duty, IN placing before the public a
good paper, and encouraged us, on our
way, by paying for a new subscription.
1t do beat all, how our list grows.
Master Harry Vessey gave his
parents quitea scare, last Saturday
evening, by eating some of Choppers
Sheep Dip" Or. Matthias was consult
ed, and Master Harry was given an
antidote which relieved him from
danger
superintendent Geo. O. Williams, Of
Ada, made this Office call last Tues
day. de has recently returned from
Matlock, Iowa, where he has been
on a visit to his brother, n. i. He re-
ports crops as looking fine in that part
OF Iowa.
The subject to he discussed at the
NJ. T.. Church next sabbath morning
is; "The Service Of God; What is it?"
and in the evening, spiritual Physi-
Clans" a song service will proceed
the evening sermon. Be sure and
attend these services.
Mr.. Asa McCumber and Rev. Mrs
Annie Williams were married, at Nit.
chel). the latter part OF last week. Mr.
McCumber Is quite well known, IN
these parts. The bride is. also, well