Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-03

Jerauld county.
Mr.. and Mrs Kline were in Cherry
looking after theft real estate interests
there, last Saturday. They contem-
olate moving out there soon.
Among the MANY other attractions
at Burgers we find thatthat they have
ordered and expect to have on hand
some fine pickles, sweet cider, and a
new brand of baking powder with
which they will give some valuable
prizes
because OF our having made ar
engagements TO ship a printing outfit
to Stewartsville, MINI. the impression
has gone out that the HERALD is go
ing to suspend. Such Il thought has
never entered oar minds. The HER
AID outfit is intact, with about 100000
worth of machinery and type added to
it since we bought it five years ago.
AS long as we own the HERALD it Will
not suspend Stick a pin here.
We are in receipt o. a copy of In
dustrial Drawing with the "Nompll-
ments of the Author" /; text book by
Miss Il. M. Burg. Que OF the teachers in
the Seminary. 1t comprises a twelve
weeks course and is admirably ar
ranged for progressive work. and
would be found useful in the common
schools for elementary instructions in
drawing.
Remember that the creamery is a
sure thing. Mr. Longland is here and
will be ready to open up abnut the 20
Of April. Anyone wishing to drive
routes will correspond with Mr. Long
land which must be arranged SO as to
reach the creamery about noon Of each
day Mr. Longland Will put in & sep
arater ii 500 COWS eau be secured with
| in a radius OF ) miles of the creamery.
Give this enterprise a trial, we believe
this will be a good thing for every
one.
-MARRIED-Whit and ssmall-Mr.
Z L White and Miss Jessie Small. both
OF Stock p. o. We're united in marriage
at the NJ. II. Parsonage on Wednesday
by Rev j L Norval. While this was
somewhat Of a surprise to their many
friends, yet they all unite in saying
well done.' The groom is one OF
Jerauld county's substantial citizens
and the bride is the daughter Of the
Post master at Stock. The HERALD
unites with the many friends OF tn"
happy couple in wishing them a long
and pleasant journey through life.
A few weeks ago the HERALD
spoke Of Herb Galley, the Waterbury
stage driver. loosing a package con-
tanning 500 sent to the Washington
Springs bank by Mrs O p Hull Last
week us Mr.. Gaily was preparing to
go TO Sioux City, the constable armed
with search warrant, picked Ss9o from
Mr. Gailey's shirt pocket. A hearing
was held before Justice Gil Alberts
last Saturday, after which Mr. Galley
was held to bail in the sum of $3.50
which was given.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
John Planklnton Of Milwaukee is
dead.
Coke workers in Pennsylvania are
riotous.
Snowdrifts are nine feet deep in
Colorodo
Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby died in New
York,
Another big landslideis threatened at
Kansas City.
A fatal accident occurred OH q dummy
road in Alabama.
Excitement over the New Orleans
tragedy is dying out in TALLY.
Considerable damage was caused at
Defiance o., by Il bursting standpipe
Steps are being taken to arrange
Indian matters on the Sioux reserva-
ton.
The charges Of drunkenness made
against the Hearst funeral party arc
denied.
The Canadian Pacific completed ar.
rangemeutsto get its trains into New
York.
Parnellites and anti-Parnellites use
very torcible arguments in the Irish
campaign.
New York Central directors will un
doubtedly be indicated for the recent
tunnel disaster.
Hypnotism will be set as a defense
for Remington of North Dokota, who
is soon to be tried for murder.
The Irish, it is claimed are to be
used as /; catspaw by the pope in sec,lr-
ing recognition from England.
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that can not he
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.