Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-26

81 can't say how the truth may be.
tel the tale az twas told to me"
&c. w. Burger went to Mitchell
last Tuesday.
Again it rained last Wednesday
morning early.
Wilhelm Brodkorb had his sheep
sheared this week.
Several cases of sunstroke are re-
ported from eastern states.
100000 bushels of wheat is what
Kansas expects to harvest.
-"The Devil and His Tool Chest
is Rev. Helps latest subject.
C. r. Tinan, Editor of the Kimball
Graphic, is in Ohio on visit.
Pat Mcdonald has been shearing
sheep for $. II. Alberts this week.
An eastern Syndicate has purchas-
ed 5000 acres of land near Watert0wn.
Over $4,000 pounds OF wool have
been shipped from Washington, this
season.
Committee on grounds for July 4th
will meet next Saturday evening at
four O'clock sharp.
MIR. and Mrs. Gatlin passed through
town Wednesday on their way to the
Forcstburg campmeeting.
Will Kline went to Woonsocket
Monday, to take Henry Morse and
Master Charles to the train.
-Delbert Drown left here, last
Wednesday for Artesian City, $. ID.
where he will remain for awhile.
j. T. Shepard claims to have
sheared 1900 pounds OF wool from loo
sheep, or Is pounds per head. Rather
good wool clip.
400 acres OF land lying nine miles
north of Huron we're sold to eastern
parties at 80 dollars per acre. How
is that for cheap land?
Ten thousand acres of land near
Emmerson, Neb. have been broken
this season. Does not seem as though
all farmers are discouraged
Earnest Warren and Eugene
Heath left Wolsey, a few days ago,
with money beloning to other parties.
At last accounts nothing was known
Of their whereabouts.
Prof. Freeland, Thomas Fear,
Misses Amy Amos, Esther Danburg,
Kate NJ. Burg. Satle Freeland, Lizzie
Burchill, Louise Peck and Alice Fear,
started Tor campmeetlng last Wednes-
day
Rev j. +. Norvell's subject for
next sabbath morning viii be, Flu
ture Punishment taught by Analogy"
and in the evening, "Heaven" A
song service will proceed the evening
sXrlnon.
w stern Nebraska has been vsi-
tied by a heavy rain like unto the one
we entertained. Good company
Come again; but we'd rather you
would clean your feet and not leave
SO much mud next time.
Nv. p. Robeson, of Sioux City, ex-
county superintendent Of Aurora
County, was in this vicinity last week
with view to exchanging Sioux City
residence property for Jerauld county
farms. We did not learn OF any bar
gains made.
"A Dywater formerly of this place
was In town last Wednesday. He is
living on Il farm near Letcher now,
and reports good prospects for crops
in that vicinity. Mrs Bywater and
Nellie are at Brooklyn, Iowa, and
Ralph at Colfax Springs, Iowa.
Johann Most has been sentenced
to two years Imprisonment. at Sing
Sing. TOO bad his friends ought to keep
him hid. and tell hlm to keep still. |
Teach him this country is no place
for such men; but Siberia or the north |
Pole might make him home. it no
one else ever came there.
Rev. S. +. Huntley passed through
town, last Wednesday, with four loads |
ut household goods. He was on his |
way to Alexandria, where he will oc-
cupy the pulpit IN the Congregational
church. We hope success and pros
perlty may attend his way and theI
seed sown bountiful harvest yeild.
The HERALD will keep him posted on
home affairs.
The S. S. Institute held at Lynn.
dale last Sabbath was grand success. |
New officers were elected as follows
President. w. S. Brown, Vice Presi-
dent i. II. Shrimp, Secretary Ed. An
drews, Assistant Secretary Fife Pryne,
oi.,ko