Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-05-15
LOCALS

&C. NJ. Cherry has heen visiting il
town this week.
"A. H. Smart was in town a couple
of days last week.
Mrs. Binford was in town visiting
friends last week.
III. p. Campbell has fenced about
50 acres for pasture.
Oranges 30 cents a dozen at AL
bert and Vessey's.
Hon. V. l. Converse, of Ada, was
Il welcome caller MoEdaj.
-Birney Moore, is boarding round, .
evidently for his health.
Miss Durdle Churchill has been
quite sick with pleurisy.
Rev. Chas. Wesley. of Crow Lake,
was in Our city Wednesday.
Geo. Burger has had new cooler
placed in his meat market.
j. Albert Houseman is building a
foundation for MI Shryock' house.
Conditions continue favorable for
az i...iili.an2l crop IL Dakota this year.
"A. j. Houseman has rented Chas.
Stephens iurm, and intends to plant
it to corn.
w. r. Mcdonald went to Sioux
Falls las=:. Monday and expects to re.
turn to-day.
Rev. j. =: rreeland started for
Nit. .Aul; to hold quarterly meeting,
yesterday.
Come in and look over our notion
show case. Ribbons, laces, jewelry,
etc Albert Il Vcssey.
Miss Jessie Pratt came over from
Woonsocket last Tuesday to visit
friends and relatives in these parts.
Geo. n. Price, the popular landlord
at washington Springs, was in town
last Saturday. Plankinton Standard.
e. +. Burger went to Woonsocket
Monday to meet the travelling sales
man Of Sioux City dry goods house.
Daniel Waterbury, now of Illinois,
but formerly of Western Jerauld regis
tered at the Spears Hotel Wednesday
last.
Word reaches this place that Mr..
j. Ilouselnan's father, of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, was called to meet the Unseen
last week.
Stock is doing finely now on the
luXuriant grass and every body is jub-
liant over the splendid outlook for
good crops.
LATE Ewers, who has been very sick,
has recovered sufficiently to return to
Iowa. He expected to start yesterday.
Stuart Is his destination.
Indians from the Crow Creek Res
ervation are making visits to the
gulches in search Of duck eggs and
our hunters are not well-pleased.
Owingto some trouble with the
machinery, the creameryis not yet in
operation. We hope to be able to re-
port it in running order next week.
tB Are you Married? If not, send
your address to The American Core
sponding Club, z. o. Pox 643, Clarks-
burg. w. "a. 1884,
Mrs. Sarah Barrett has received
her commission from Uncle Sam and
lsnow our duly authorized post mist
ress. The office could not be in bet
ter hands.
Lewis Stephens made a trip to Gam
Valley last week, returning Monday.
lie brought over some cattle to add to
Frank Vessey's herd. Truly. Frank is
getting to lie quite stockman.
j. NJ. Spears, proprietor Of the
Spears House, is president of the Jer-
auld County Farmers Alliance. He
has never lived on u farm day since
he came to Dakota eight or nine years
ago.
Last Wednesday evening while
Lewis Stephens was out for a pleasure
ride his horse became unmanageable1
and overturned the carriage, damaging
it slightly; but fortunately none Of its
inmates were injured.
-Tennyson must mean the indepen-
dents when he speaks Of:
Men loud against all forms of power.
unfinished brows temrestuous tongues,
Expecting ali things in all l.olir-
Brass mouths and iron lungs"