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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-17

and in the brief time 1t has been here it
has done more TO advertise our city than
anything 10 its whole past history. Mr..
Nathan'S object in securing the Institute
was purely pLilanthropieal and was not
for the purpose of gain, though it has
proven not only great blessing to hun
dreds. but has been big financial sue
cess as we'll "a full and complete des-
cription of the Institute will be found
in another part of this paper Mr.
Nathan Is a member of the | o. o. f.,
and in politics is an ardent republican,
and took prominent part in the late
state fight, in which the Bennett-law
played such an important part. The
Bennett-law finding in him one of its
warmest champions. Mr.. Nathan, both
as business man and citizen is held IN
the highest esteem and enjoys the con-
tidence % his commercial and financial
worlds to the fullest extent, The BUSH
ness of Joseph Nathan q Sons is an
extensive one, carving as they do one
of the largest and finest lines of grocer
les in the city. while their well equipped
meat market is filed at all times with
the choicest and best fresh and dried
meats. AMI fresh oysters handled in this
city. The meat department is looked
after by Mr.. Louis Alt, a thoroughly
competent and obhging gentleman who
has been in the employ of Mr.. Nathan
the best part of twenty one years. The
entire business of the store is under the
personal supervision of Mr.. Harry
Nathan, whose abilities as a bus
mess man are of marked degree.
Harry Nathan was born in this city
December, 11th, 1864. His early school
ing was obtained in this city at our ex-
celent public schools which was supple.
mented with a full course at the Dubu-
que Commercial College. He was
united in marriage February 4th. 1886,
to Miss Ada Levan. highly estimabe
lady of Dubuque, Iowa. Two bright
children boy and girl have blessed
their union. Mr.. Nathan resides in
comfortable home on Monroe street.
He is a member of the city fire depart
ment, and is popular with all classes.
being possessed of a sunshiny nature.
with that happy faculty of making and
keeping friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-17

ard lies gnS. The upper floor is used
prlhc'p y Tor storage purpos, 5. Tn.
hrm spare no labor. tine or expense
IN hliing their shelves and counter,
with a'ticle> that canrot be excellei
e tner n novelty, quality or economy
OF price. The I r is well GIFTED and
connexions ike for Gust IN rs and
the ads antageou display oftheir> tlck.
/ while the emplo, ecs ere noted Tor
7 their cou' trous and otli ing manners.
/ his esrab ishmentcommands the direct
I patronag- OF the people all Though the
coun Y As wei as city. Mr.. G. n.
\ BAKER Is fu IL alive to every possible
al anta2e in the replenisIment of
I their fine stock he is no less assiduous
IN studying the tastes and comforts of
the puolIc, every novelty and improve
ment is Sc ured rs soon as il makes
its appearance. Besides this mercan-
tile estab i-hment. this firm handle
grain, live stock, and coal. and have
/ stock Y rds, col sheds and ware house
on the line of the {. Il n. w. Mr..
Baxter I 'ge her with his son e.. Ii.
Baxter own and conduct an extensive
genera merchandise establishment ia
our neighboring civ of Fennimore.
the manage ment Of which is under the
personal charge If his son. where tlev
carry a line equally as large and well
selected as the one in our city.
Mr.. G H. Baxter was born Mt ST T.
water, Saratoga Co., n Y. on Nov
10, 1871. At the age of ID his parents
removed to Grant County and shortly
after ms arrival here he entered he
employ of Geo. Howe as clerk, with
whom he remained until the call for
troops, when he enlisted in Co. G. 25th
w. V. L., he was with his company
until after the siege of Nick sburg. who
on account of 81 knees he was dis.
charged and sent home lmme li4tely
upon his recovery he again enlisted in
Co. A. 4lst W. V. | aud remained with
that Co. unit it was mustered out in
Sep ember, 1864. He was then COM
mission, q Captain of Co X. 47th w.
V. / and sent t. the Department of
Middle Tennessee with headquarters
at lu'lahoma, and by orders of Gen'l
Thomas be became Chief of Ordnance
Department of Mild Tennessee, on
the staff of Gent Vancleye and Gen'l
Milr1y, and served in that position
until the end of the war. After his re-
turn he became p rtner of MIR. Geo.
Howe. Personally it may be said of
Mr.. Baxter that there is not to-day
within the confines of our county, a
man who is held in higher esteem,
or more universally respected for
his answering integrity, gentleman
who has been prominently associated
with and a leading spirit in all works
of public imp ovement and advance
ment Mr.. Baxter Is staunch repub-
lican and has been actively and
intimately connected with that polit-
ical party's interest and has been for
years recognized as one OF its most dis
tinguished leaders in this district. bis
worth as n pHrty leader could not be
more cearN demonstrated than by the
fact that he has been chairman of the
Republican County Central Committee,
for the past fifteen years, and also a
member of the S'ate Republican Com
mittee. Mr. Baxter was united in
marriage Feb. 20, 1865 to Miss Maria
Howe n daughter of Geo Howe, one of
Lancaster most houored aud esteemed
citizens
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-17
C. H. Baxter & Co.

Few cities i'm Wisconsin compare
with Lancaster in the exlensiveness Of
the general merchandise trade. and
fewer still can bobst OF dealers more
wide awake and energetic than those to
whose care is entrusted this important
branch of business in our city. True
the development of this state of affairs
is due largely to the fact, that the ele-
ment which so greatly retlrds the
growth of other cities; namely the old
fogy element has been weeded out,
new blood has been ansfused into the
trade, new and desirable methods intro
duced, which to-day enables Lancaster
people to contemplate with feeling of
pride the retail establishment of our
busy little city. There is no house in
the entire city, better qualified to give
satisfaction TO the trade than that of
G. II. Baxter d CO., occupying a place
in the estimation of the public as an
honorable and lplight business firm.
Handling only strictly first class goods,
being prompt, courteous and thoroughly
reliable and wlth-all selling at the most
reasonable prices, they have been en-
abled to secure and hold the public
favor, which they deservingly enjoy.
The business premises are located on
the North west corner of Main and
Monroe streets opposite the east front
of the County Court House, and are
36X70 feet in dimensions, three stories
high. The stock consists of the choic-
est goods selected from Ill parts OF
the civilized globe, including all the
latest styles and patterns in dress goods
of every material which are secured for
the inspection and choice Of their
patrons They also have full and
complete line Of everything pertaining
to the various departments The
grocery department which together
with the dty goods and ladies' shoes
occupy the first floor, contains besides
the staples usually carried, a nicely
selected Inc Of fancy goods such as
relIshes of al kinds, canned fruits,
pickles, and canned meats and fish.
In the ladies' shoe department aiiI be
found nicely selected Inc Of those
articles, which have been secured from
the best makes IN the country. The
second floor is devoted 10 the display
Of their line Of ready made clothing Of
all description together with the gem
tleman boot and shoe department, also
magnificent array of carpets, rugs
and oil cloths in all the latest shades
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-17

To the equipment Of all first elsss
crockerg establishments, such as Oh ma
and porcelain te4-sets, cut aud blown
elsss including hot-l bar snd table
ware, handsome lamps. globes. sh~deS,
novelties aud fancy articles 10 numer-
our to mention. In ready made cloth
SHOWN houses Of Henry W. King, [ aim
Bros, VIM. Coyne and Jos. Beiield
whose maEe Of goods have gained a
natioBal reputation for workmanship,
wear snd style. They are ably assisted
by numbered competent clerks Miss
j. Beig has charge Of the silk and dress
goods department, and has 1y studying
The needs Of the customers, enabled to
p ease the most faSlidiOus. Another
popular and trusted clerk is Miss SedO-
MIA Beig. a handsome young lady who
has by her affable ways and pleasing
manner, made herself deseTvingiy pop
ulaT with their large list Of patrons.
She has charge of the ladies' goods de
partment Mr.. Ruben Blac 4 or ''Rube''
as he is called by the boys. has charge
OF the grocery department, and is held
IN high esteem alike by bis employers
and the trade in general.
MIR. Thos. Mcdonald Jr.. the head of
the prosperous establishment. isana'ive
OF "Old Grant snd was born in Lam
caster in 1864. and Is a son of Thos.
Mcdonald, one of Grant COunty'S most
esteemed citizens. and who ownes and
operates large farm four miles north
OF The city. The early years of lhom-
as life was passed upon his fathers farm
and his early education was acquired
at our public schoos. which was sup
plemtntrd later with a course at c.
Bay less Business College at Dubuque.
On March 10Th. 1891, he with Mr. Nc
Coy purchased the stock and good viii
of e. r. Thomas, and they successfully
conducted the same until the 14th. of
the past month, when he purchased the
interests of his partner Mr.. Mccoy. 1t
is the intentions of the gentleman to
conduct a strictly one price cash estab-
lishment with the exception Of issuing
to responsible parties his credir cou
pom book believing that buying and
selling for cash will enable him to make
prices considerably lower than his COM
petitors. He also pays the highest
prices for all kinds of farm produce.
As we have before stated MIR McDon-
aid although a young man in years, has
clearly demonstrated the fact that he
is a bus ness man with marked abil ties
and is looked upon and considered as
one of Lancasters most wide-awake and
progressive merchants, aud one who is
continually making his weight felt. He
is in the enjoyment of large trade
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-17

Der of the city council, and is also
member of the Modern Woodman OF
America They have worked hard and
most conscienuouslY for he position
they occupy, and well deserve the fine
patronage which they have secured.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-17
Business
Houses.

A Long List of Names where
Success has Crowned Earn
est Endeavor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
s1oo Reward 500

The readers OF the Herald win. .
pleased to learn that there is az ,o..
one dreaded disease that scien,t, !,
been able to cnFe in all it's stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh t,,,o
is the only positive cure now know.
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh W
ing constitutional olsease REQUIRES .
constitutional treatmhnt. Halls Ga.
tarrh Cure is!taken internally. act;na
directly upon the blood and mnco,,
surfaces of the system, thereby doc
troylng the foundation Of the disease
aud giving the patient strength ,u
building up the constitution ahH oi,,
ing assisting nature in doing it's worl,
Inc ptoprietor5 have so mu,h faith
IN Its curative powers, that they Offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it frils to cure. Send for test
moniais.
Address +. J. CheneyS Go Toledo q
Sold by all druggists, 7ac
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04

LEDGE Of men, and Silo las the }ur. her
a2d lae ST raiua ie ability to cypress ii
III @rnls Of OF reason sne In, the
Gfaca and simplicity Ct lslanaer 10 ( 9al-
e!li@te the tlidi~ult aaona those h..r
hpshaiic, wishes 10 haze enlisted in his
behalf
Ana Ike hcr husband She has GREAT
b!1t not cppgeSs Ne or ati;est di.niity.
II rs impossible f"r ono ta BE-. III the So
cletE OF these two yerE long without
discovering that her III; band is 5, i'll a
COCO .cAI O. Il Gro TO her I'ti4 DIS
c2F%iE Will DC luaac more in rug wax,
'i'a looks al him than in anything she
MAJ az FOR she knows wtn thai
llicn % nos care TO hear too many pcans
To SONG other man. And above III she
Goes rot tall: politics. She listens. alb
@9Gos ard reserves her opinions for the
family council
II has been said that if children have
Tie ,l@ht kind Of parents they 90 not
need much bringing up. This seems
10 have q good deal ui truth in ii. And
certainly, with the exceedingly broth
erly and sisterly relations which exist
between the members OF the Govern
OF S 1ailiT, parents and children, there
Goes rot seem 10 have been an,
stern family government. 1t has Seen
aor Of Il mutual alo,atjos soeiet9
al rpaDd. Ihe governors oldest
daAft,st,tcr, who IS now just III society.
Offers the lrst chance to he world 10
JUDGE OF the governor N his home life.
t,h.s daughter Is rot only handsome,
b11 la INA o! li>. mothers charac-
ter N llcr face. She is very popular,
a Her beauty, vii and lach of aiiscta-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
como E;r.1e -..i.a..e

1t is SAID TO cost &lo,o0o to cid The
dome OF the @tate house in Boston.
.l'he population OF Russia, is iacre,3-
me al the rate o. over 1860, o0o a
year.
THcre are upwar,l of $1,000 earth
Taruas n every acre OF ordinary ae,.j-
cultural land.
About twice as much power is re.
CURED to stop an eNpress train as to
sort one.
@ame elephants can draw afteen
tons, }ift ten rwt., and carry on the :.
backs three tol.s.
Z ae Htai-ed mali on the Pcnns, /,
van.a line etween Columbus. and
Indianapolis IS said 10 be the taste t
1&Alusd tram il America.
During q recent heayr thunderstorm
II Gin innat;, u ato2 dynamo wa
ruined by lightning, and inc ligntninr
,lJfeslo"a on 100 ,ei@2noa 5 were
burned cut
Experts stnayin@ leprosy i'm Sin, e,
hi'ye found ihe baei.!&s they sui
eeced in giHin~ u raobia iaprosv. t,e
FIRST tllae the disease las ever been
l,nown outside o. the human family.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04

Ihe folowing are excerpts from ey-
animation questions in plIv$ioio y
"ered By colored pupils in some OF
the schools OF tire &luerican Mission
AIRY assoc alton quite as good Wort, as
that ten done BY white pupils. Let III
renlemhar:
Iae silni Is 10 protecG the four
organs OF sense, seeing, hearing, tast-
ing. and toHchiHg
The name Of Tire bones OF the uppar
limis are lie sl3lue, liver, kiCuevs,
heart, aud Lungs.
Wilde waiI,,n2, botn feet are on the
grauEd ~! the ti!e.
ne - Inc is shaped Ike q cone. and
eonststs Of wentv-lpur rows 9! bones.
lie structure OF lie muscles are
torch, taste, sense, aud feeling.
inc sNu'i : The compact Shell OF The
ciavicie
Wa1sias IS as compact an act as
stand uc.
Ienders are litt}e cord found amidst
the .lonts, aa are used n s}uttine
the hands, aud ali olller Things aroand
the JOINTS.
Food first we put it in onr mouth,
Sec@ud We Chew IT, third il is mixed
WITH saliva and s"a'!9ws, it passes
through The epgo is and Then
through the cardiac oHice and tAeu is
miNel witt. boil
The oifactory nerve is used to oil
the eve.
The sense Of taste is usually lonndin
the tongue: smel III the no e by little
hai"s lie there
Tie optic nerves are used to move
The eve.
i he tanu0n of 3 ch,Iia. :; l.; ~;
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
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a BAN francisco and Of course you good The
W1l,>E EXAMINER fills the completely
e You every week not only all the but the best literary
" miscellaneous matter published the American connenttat
lts spccai the best. 1t your observation-disclosures
ocSs not only YOU but every other subscriber,
one OF more attractive premiums.
IN the Fst place il gives every subscriber, Of the
!sca ecia paintings described below and delivers safclyat
ms address, postage paid.
1.-The 2otroat from 7.7o3oov," sy s7eissonier,
! ne So1'an c.a-::os ssacs," by a. Wagner.
's pictures N inches and n smile,
as@l or %0l0GO. 80 ~ : -" ~ 49, " T.
e.Uo!nan anc Children Firo.," by G. Napie1 Elemy
SATl5t Leaving tho 2rcotoriur7' 2y Gustave Dore
Tor Mhi "ionl The ehnc.
Ite' has c choice be mailed
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~ le second place it VIII give 5000 premiums the
I ABOUT I25coo to is subscribers this year. If there
1870 so5sc orc IN ten Will get Of these premiums if there
1920 Only one IN t"cntJ lut how many there
@ " vcs one OF these c!ur!5.ich value from 50
% 4cll pc given absolutely those
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NIX IS thoroughly Responsible know, Wells
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
Is your subscription due 2

The churches viii unite in Union
Gospel Temperance meeting, amber
the auspices OF the w. G. L. Z. at the
SEMINARY, Sabbath eve Dec. 18th.
Program later.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
Mrs crn7en Of Duncan IS improving
LATE WIT AND IIUMOR
COLLECTED TO MAKE QUE
READERS LAUGH.

Some originn. Definitions OF xTsyss.
oi"@Ica' questions Cleaned il: 1saris.
s"yVi' !fitrordo'~ rFus;cai a,,ciirs:-
't"a--;'ouie SIsri.,& Styles Tor the
ha'lies-a ftllei Eus.nyissns.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04

Those knowing themselves indebted
TO the HERALD are requested to call
ana settle at once. And thus save
further expense.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
2eceg2s sSa33!2enig2,asss-
Indiana has declared for nla:De.

Indiana has declared for Blame.
French plate glass mirrors at the
Drug store.
The Democrats are quarre!ing over
the speallersiiip.
japans earthquake extended over
-s'f'0 square miles OF territory
Chalk Talk on Lambs and Tigers
az the NJ. Y $. scjooi NEXT sabbath.
Mrs. c. e. SAITH. late typoass Of the
HERAhD is now employed on Sieve.
Mr. s Gnnaerson, the editors father
was buried today, obituary next week
Leap year will soon he mere. and
then look ont for something going 10
drop.
G'ss LaPoint expects To start for
Denver, on Monday. We hate 10 lose
such good residents.
Air Eeaiu, the commercial man who
was injured in the iunavsay is stjn
confined to his room
The sermon on "christian giving"
ny j}ev. N0rvell last >lbbaLa made us
SIGH for several millions.
Della whitney. who has been con
fined to his bed lrr three weeks with
rheumatism is Improving.
The y, = S. sehcol appointed COM
m;tree 10 Afran program for Christ
mas exercises in "ootburns HAL.
Pioneer W. c. I. Z. win meet at
the Drag store. next "Wednesday IT
) pm, sharp. business OF importance
BY order OF th> Pres. 1
DR.. Turner has hung !, storm door
painted his steps and fixed up thirgs
in general. Sometimes one next door
neighbors will stimulate US to noble /
deeds.
The subject OF the next lecture is
~ no Shall l.nle Anaricas" ANA VIII
be delivered on Thursday eve Gecenl
Der 10th. Remember tie date. Al
mission 80 cents, school children in
clubs OF ten 81.
Rev. ]. G. Campbell win conduct
the services and preaching for lie
Consresationa1ists at Woodruff hall /
next Sabbath, afternoon co,inne1lcir.g q,
at SIS o'claci. Everybody ,avited to
attend.
Owing 70 the storm. Mr.. Ccanmer
who was to lecture Thursday owe fail
20 materlallze but that is no sign that
the next speaker on the program viii
not make up tor both himself and the
"Wondeland." Watch for his date
and go and hear him.
Dr. Matthias has ordered fine AS
sortment OF holiday books cards, book !
lets, wall texts etc, An assortment and
style entirely new ana nove'. The
whole lot is a bunch Of dainfjness
beauty instructive and attract uepess. !
Call and examine them before mr. |
chasing.
Sickness and death in the Herald
family has prevented us from Giving
all the local news this week. w" are
sure the above Is sufficient apologv-
and we hope To be able to attend strrct-
~ to business hereafter. TRYING to
make the merit Of our paper atone for
all Deficiencies of the past.
On Thanksgiving day She congre-
@atlonal ladies organized a ''w-o,rcl's
f7o"nc Missionary Union" AUXILIARY to |
the national and state organization.
Officers were elected As follows:
President Mrs. J.. II, Blank.
Vice PRESIDENT Mrs. G. Y. Martin.
Secretary Mis- Nora Miles.
Treasurer Miss Jane Williams.
The next meeting is 10 be held at
the residence Of MIS-. Blank.
scnojnarv Notices.
The Louise Narf Missionary Society
OF Washington Springs Seminary, viii
mold it, first public meeting for this
school
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
Washington Springs postoiic..

.F!!s.' .111fc..
"0oMscrSs. stage arrives daily at II .oo
s. n. a.'d e"Ncsa1 30 p III.
''aan Valley st+se arrives dasys q, 70 30 p, IA.
ani'e,.Ncs ri y. III.
GroH Lake Stage arrives Tuesdays Thursdays
Hi'd S''tHld"Aa a. 1879 i. n. andlc,tycs 1T 30
j. IA.
NJ. Ecraon st&sc leaves Tuesdays, and Fri
cas- ~ 80 u. IN. aud arrives Wednesdays aid
saturdays al 100 u. IN.
t'ler stage arrives Mondays and fridays Al
GO y. III. and leaves Tuesdays ana SATURDAY..
., h:'i1 4. lh
!.sey nt Sunday
Sarah B%NKETr PestMistrcss.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04

II your subscription
is due. We invite you to
<@3;'. aa7s' settle, at once
~ We have been Intent with you, and
we want to square our accounts, At
ONCE.
So fhis demands your immediate
;.ttrnrjon
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04

zz}33 q 7'rr1-'@ TOTE OF THE WORLD
,EHsiayor Daniel T. Beatty, Heatty's
'.!@''T..t'' Organs and pianos, Wash
::%'oh, New Jersey, has returned
i"'i't, from IN extended tour OF the
ssor!d head his advertisement in
'his paper ard send tor catalogue
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04

S"r.cc- ri The Seminary as follows; Sab
i,tSh.; Preaching III he e@ening.
irass - service. Wednesday II 40.
i:fy. j. t. rNEELA>p. Pastor
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
Caarcn Directory.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
S"rs!@ss sNetw Sabbajh Il, ii ;o3 i. ~; Sab
9a'., s. soo 1T l2:no; and eycniu2 services ut
90 u "a. Prayer meeting Thursday evening
20.
Ery.J. L. NonvAi., rasto.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
Seminary Notices.

The Louise Nar.f Missionary Society
OF Washington Springs Seminary, viii!
mold it, first public meeting for t,lis
school year. at the seminary chap,e1
Sunday evening, Dec. 9th. All are in
v;ted.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
Roll call by scripture responses.

Singing.
Roll call BY scripture responses.
Prayer.
Music.
Reports.
Catechisln on Africa.
Essay African customs and man
ners- Esther Danberr.
},'io%erap!lic;.l Sketch Bishop Taylor
Arthur Baldwin.
Select reading Olive Knowltou.
Singing.
Missionary items from six countries
By six persons.
Voluntary addresses.
Collection.
Singing.
Bcnedictiou.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
= c:sausc o. aas,..1nsen,.

e internal ~ is nSed to secret
Us and al other l.u.d,.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-12-04
2s>e"-i's-zfds& ess-t'ns5s,,.a.

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