Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-06-19

Springs, &. D., - second class mall matter.
II can't say how the truth may be.
Itell the tale As twas told to me-
Crops never looked better.
-Rey. A. H. Reed Is expected II
town to-day.
-Alertie and John harrington wer'
In town yesterday.
Mrs. Wallace is here visiting he
son, II, j. Wallace.
Pun! Fun!! Fun!!! Saturday eve
ming July 4th 1891.
Arthur and Jennie Baldwin 60 t.
Olivet to spend the vacation.
Mrs. L. II. Blank is visiting hel
parents vt Plainview. Nebraska.
Mrs John Grace, and son Charles
of Duncan, are in town this morning
-Remember the concert at the
church Sunday evening. Come every
body.
Thomas Fear will spend part of
the vacation at Duncan, with Geo.
Grace.
Miss Edith Thomas returned
from visit to Woonsocket last We'd
nesday.
e. l.. Smith has raised the frame
OF his new building opposite his black
smith shop.
Rev. A. W. Hayes conducted the
services. at the Seminary, last Wednes-
day evening".
h. W. Moore and I. I. Satire have
rented rooms In the front Of the post
Office, upstairs.
Anna Hannebuth was here yester.
day, and shook hands with students
and old friends.
Rev. ]. N. Smith will preach at
the n. Z. church next Sabbath. BE
sure and hear him.
Mrs. Chapman arrived home yes
terday, She has been on an extended
visit through the east.
Ed. Lynn and wife, of Cherry were
IN town yesterday to attend the ex-
erclses at the Seminary.
There will bea minstrel and
magic lantern show at this place,
Saturday evening, July 4th 1891.
Rev. A. w. Hayes, Of Parker,
took some fine pictures Of the Sem
tnary graduating class yesterday.
Il. d. BoDine and his mother were
in town yesterday, attending the ex-
crciscs at the Seminary. and to take
G. II. home with them.
Sioux Falls people propose to have
their barber shops closed on the Sab
bath day. A barber was fined SO for
keeping his shop open on Sunday.
Mr.. ]. Wertz's family passed
through town this week on their way
to TT. Thompson, to meet Mr.. Wertz,
who is the government miller there.
The South Dakota Conference of
the F. NJ. Church will be held at
this place next October. A meeting
was called last Friday evening, at
which time entertainment was prom
Used for about fifty delegates.
w. II. Kephart. formerly Of Pierre,
has a position on the Knoxville. Tenn.
journal. but longs to be back IN Da-
kota, and c0ntemplates shaping his
ends so rs to return in the future.
""ris not all gold that glitters" no
matter where that glitter may be.
The game of ball last Saturday
WAS very exciting, owing to the close
ness of the game also that the wind
was blowing so hard It was almost
impossible to bat ball across the
diamond. The score stood II to 16 in
favor OF the Invincibles.
Last Friday evening everybody;
their unclss, aunts and cousins, went
down on Aristocracy Flats to visit
some Indians, who had camped there
for the night. Poor Lo looked bewild-
cred, and doubtless felt slightly en-
barrassed, to see so many people who
had never before seen a specimen of
his race. Lo was on his way home
from the Jim River, where he had
been catching some fish.
Last Saturday while some of our
young people were out fora pleasure
ride, the vehicle bearing one Of the
party became defective In some part
and the driver not needing the riders
command, to halt. but insisted on 60
ing ahead caused general disturb
ance, butlucklly there WAS nothing I
broke en- but the dash board, q spoke.
and fsw coat button threads. The
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