Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-08-07
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Entered at the Post Office at washington
Springs, s. D., as second class mail matter.
81 can't say how tie truth may be.
l tell the tale rs twas told to me-

u We will have colt show.
Plankintou will have agrain palac
this fall
Heavy rains are doing much damag
in Arkansas.
A fatal form OF diphtheria is raging
in hingsbury county.
Horsemen report great loss ofyouns
colts, by wolves, Oh the Cheyenne
river.
A fire in Chicago destroyed property
to the amount Of about 100000 las'
Monday.
A Mr.. Ellis formerly of Blue Earth
City, MINI. is employed in the Sieve
office.
Ex-Treasurer holland has taken an
appeal and the costs have been taxed
to the state.
ALA Binford. OF Brookings, passed
through town last Saturday On his
\ way TO EaaSL0u.
A contract has been let for the
building of a $4,000 bath house at
Cascade Springs.
J. II. STEELE and ID, II. Corson, of
Wolsey, registered at the Hotel De
Spears last Tuesday.
Mrs r. j. Eastman, of Alpena, is
quite sick at present. Chronic stoln-
ach trouble is the cause.
l.. c. Clemetson, from San Francisco,
the U. S. postotlice Inspector Tor this
district was in town Tuesday.
Threshing is being done in Bon
llomme county, some fields OF oats
are yielding seventy bushels per acre.
Mr.. West and family. OF Mitchell,
camped on the banks OF Spring lake
last Saturday, and remained over the
sabbath.
ALI the records of the City Treas
urer's office at Philadelphia are miss
ing, and another official sensation is
on the taps.
A Mr.. Hite of the st. Louis Vine
gar Co. was in town yesterday and
! sold Albert T. Wesley fine stock OF
tae liquid.
Texas fever has broken out among
the cattle in Kansas City. stocknen
are greatly alarmed, and quarantine
is asked for.
A GAINESVILLE, Ohio, man wrote tc
the Rapid City, Postmaster for speci
men stones. Offering to send package
Ut pills OF cough troches in payment.
Rev. L. f. Richardson. of Woonsock.
ct, was in town yesterday, viewing the
grandeur of the washington Hills and
Springs and searching for geological
specimens.
| Business is reviving: people look
and feel happy: Everybody is thank
full, or ought to be, for the kindness
of divine Providence for merclful pro
lection and care.
Hev. }. L. Norvel returned from
Hillsdale. Iowa, last Tuesday evening
A MIR. HYme, a nephew OF the elder
accompanied him back to Dakota anG
will remain here some time.
| j. Acllerson returned to New Hart
ford, Iowa, last Monday, after only a
short stay with, us. BUSINESS there,
demands his attention is his reason
for not remaining longer in Jeraulu.
| 0. +. Graham and d. .. Finch, Of
| Woonsocket, accompani ed by Mrs
Graham and Miss Allie Severson pass
ed through town on their way TO the
reservation for season OF recreation
1t is better to smile than to sigh
Educate for success in life and thus
avoid occasions for signing, Get {;
practical business education at Water.
town Commercial College and Schoo
OF Shorthand.
VIM. Blackburn. president of Pierre
University, was in the city yesterday
taking geological surveys. He view
ed, the mound and figures ON Turtle
Peak and pronounced them fine relics
OF an ancient people.
The Pioneer w. c. T. u. will NEE,
at the residence of Mrs. Whitney, on
Wednesday August 18th at 500 p. NJ
to elect delegates to attend the dis.
trict convention which convenes at
Pierre, Aug. l8-19-2O Let every mem.
Der be present.
About 1000 head of sheep were un.
loaded at Wolsey recently. They were
shipped from Colorado for Beebe and
Tomlinson VINO will dispose Of them
to farmers in Beadle aud Sphinx coun-
ties. The more sheep, the more wool;
the more wool, the more money for
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