Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-13
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Southern MlnnesOt; tassengera arrives AZ lz:a'
Freight arrives at 4'l0 ~
LOCALS
Don't fail to come to the lecture.
CIV Hill was at Woonsocket Sat
urday.
Mrs Eddy was in town trading on
Tuesday.
il + Brown, Of cherry, called on us
Saturday.
Will Cogeshall spent last Sabbath
in this town.
MFR and Mrs S Sowerwine were
in town trading last Saturday.
Mrs. Smith, of Harmony, was in
town trading. on Friday OF last week.
-LG Wilson and his son, Benjiman,
borh of Parsons, were in town Satur.
day.
Fred Luke and Steven Austin
were guests at Mr. Burgers Saturday
last.
IS. Gundesron was IN town we'd
nesday and reports snow pretty deep
up his way.
Tomorrow is st. Valentines day
prepare to laugh or he provoked; or have
your letter mail revoked.
The Alliance have received car
load of goods from the begging COM
mittee sent in.o Eastern states.
The meetings at the NJ. E.'Church
are increasing in interest, and many
are enlisting in the cause Of Christ.
- \ Sans aud wife are still visit
ing in Iowa, and Ed Brock plays the
part Of "a lonely bach.-cooking.
Hattie Cogeshall, who left here
some time ago for Wentworth, has
left that place and gone to Madison, s
Oak.
John Miller, republican candidate
for Register Of Deeds last fall. was
over from .Alpena Saturday. He is
teaching school this winter.
"A few of the friends of MIR and Mrs
Chandler of Pleasant township gath
cred ut the latter's residence recently
and spent IL very pleasant evening.
We formed the acquaintance, last
week of Nc. Osken. who lives on ALT
Nordyke's old place Mr.. Osken came
here last fall from Iowa and will try
Dakota farming the coming season.
Mr.. S. II. Alberts returned at the
close of last week from visit to New
York and other eastern states. He re
ports lots of snow and rain there,
product we neei here very much.
The third lecture in the course
will he given Thursday evening, Feb
nary 26th. 1851 ib the Seminary chapel
by Rev. Vim. EGitford b. ID. of Mil
bank, $. ID. on the Mammoth Cave
MIR. Brodkorp of Media township
has rented his farm together with his
machinery and stock to j Devine fol
the ensuing year. Mr. Brodkorp will
move to Washington Springs and in
all probability start butcher shop.
j. n. Owensby testified before the
silver pool investigating committee
and implicated Senator Cameron and
Representative Ketcham in the silver
deal. lie further states that Neb.
raska Congressman offered him $3.50
to testify before the Committee.
Geo. knieriem, who lives in North.
western Pleasant came down to town
Monday astride horse. He said the
roads were pretty long, badly drifted
in many places and rs he came by
slenry McElwain's he was digging his
mules out If the stable which had been
covered bya snow drift.
The Chicago Daily News issues its
political almanac this year as It has
for the last six years. 1t is chuck full
OF information AMI is worth four times
the cost (o5cents) as a book of refer
encc. 1t contains 375 pages OF edu.
cational. political, financial. and sta.
tistica1 facts.
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received prior to March, lst 1891. This
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subscribers.