Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-12
Sir John Mcdonald is dead.

Sir John Mcdonald is dead.
Doctor Nesmith was ON our streets
yesterday.
Another new subscriber this week.
Who'll be the next?
The Hotel Morrison has been leas-
ed to Horace Leland.
Wild gooseberrles are being pick
ed-too soon, however.
| The nations typos have been in
lcession at Boston, this week.
Miss May Converse spent the Sab
bath at her fathers home, near Ada
| H. A. Miller, of Stock, was in
town, yesterday, talking insurance to
the boys.
Chill asks for an acre OF space on
which to make exhibits in the worlds
fair, at Chicago.
| "A report from McCook county
says: grain never was in better con-
dition than at present.
E. s. Campbell is still slowly in
4 proyeing. We hope he may soon be
able TO be around again.
Five children OF Frank Nevock,
of Minneapolis, Mimi died of diphthe-
4 ria within the last week.
IL. l.. Loucks does not advise the
independents to attend the special
session of the legislature.
MIR. Welsh, of Chamberlain, was
at the Springs last Wednesday. He
came by way of Crow Lake,
Reports from Pierre state, that the
Missouri, there, was higher, last Tues
day, than it had been since 1887.
TRUE Hall is stopping with Mr..
c. G. Smith, of Templeton in the alb
sence Of his mother, Mrs. Hall.
--Messrs i. II. Vessey and W. Brod-
llorp went to Woonsocket yesterday
after goods for Albert and Vessey.
The new artesian near Faulkton
is a veritable monster flowing $4,000
gallons per hour through a six inch
1 pipe.
b. G. Cummings went to Woon-
socket, Wednesday, returning yester-
day with flock of sheep for his Me-
dia ranch.
Viola Hanson has been suffering
from the effects Of lupus ulcer; but
under the treatment of DR.. Matthias
she is improveing.
-"The History OF Rose" is the lat.
est thing out. For specimen pages in.
quire of Geo. Grace or Glen Haw-
thorne at theSeminary.
Mrs. Allyns little boy had his arm
dislocattd, and fractured last Wednes-
day. He was Immediately brought to
DR.. Matthias for treatment.
1t is rumored that J. Ingalls, has
been offered $4,000 d year to write
1000 to 1900 words i. week for a news
paper. That beats a senatorahlp.
Mrs Emma Randolph, Of Armour
arrived in town yesterday. She is a
daughter of our esteemed citizens Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Cady, We did not
learn how long she int ends to remain
In speaking Of the beauties of a
bachelors life; the cook at. Batchlo1
Hall' was heard to say the other day
that, the most pressing reality in q
life of single blessedness is-needine
bread.
/ The literary entertainment, at the
Seminary, last Monday evening, was
grand, and showed q marked improve
ment on the part OF the participants:
they all performing their part we'll
and in such manner as to do great
credit to their instructors.
Mr.. Olney. brother-in-law of our
esteemed citizens, Sam. and John
Mcdonald, passed through these parts
with a bunch OF cattle. which he had
purchased in the drought striker dis
trict of Iowa. He was on his way to
the Reservation, where he owns a
large ranch.
Don q. Needham has written a let
ter to the Sioux falls Press, in which
he explains fully and plainly the situ-
alton in regard to his late misunder-
standing with the regents of the
School Of Mines. We think our Don is
all right, and has done his duty and be-
lieve 1t was just as well for the State
that he did not always attend their
meetings just so long us he had I, com.
petent deputy. lie says it is only a
political scheme.
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