Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-02-27
LOCALS
-s7helow "Wednesday morning.

LUZ ALO
-67below Wednesday morning
-Geo Dureer went to Woonsocket
Wednesday.
Nj Durham was storm oo"ho ''
the Springs Tuesday.
Miss Lille Arnold is staying with
Mrs Blank this week.
Pat Mcdonald and Will Spears
went to Alpena, Wednesday, alter
coal
--"l,ncle" John Francis has been
sick fer few days with bad colo'
but is better now.
John Sullivan was in town over
night Monday and started for home
about noon Tuesday.
Maggie Holzer came down on the
stage from Miller Monday and TOOK
the Gam Valley stage Tuesday former
home near Waterbury.
Lacy Shaifer, formerly Of Alpena,
now of Perry, Iowa is president OF
Dallas county Society for the promo
ton of sugar beet. culture.
.-Ye editor is in Pierre this week
and therefore If you don't like the
HERALD this week blame him. Don't
blame the devil or his assistant.
w L Arnold talks Of moving away
We hope he will change his mind. He
isa good neighbor aud good citizen
and we would not like to lose him.
-Woonsocket Times;-The Jeraulc
County Publishing Company is the
title OF the independent newspaper or
ganization OF our neighboring county
Sioux Falls Journal:-George Sam
pie, arrested for an assault with a dan
gcrous weapon upon the Rev. e G COT
fee. late pastor OF the Free Methods
church, was discharged on Friday.
ALL the members of Hope Cemetery
Association are requested to meet a
Powell school house March Bird at II
o'clock a NJ for: the election OF officer:
aut, other business.
ST Huntley, Pres
Henry DeCamp, who took land II
1O9-63 in 1882, but now of jackson
Nehr. registered at the Spears Hote
Friday. His many friends will b'
pieHsed to learn that he still flourishe
Done Needham and wits were a
the Springs Monday. Mrs Needhan
brought Don up here to take the stag
Tor Wuonsockel. lie was home OF
accounted the sickness OF his grand
child, Mrs Burroughs three months
old child 1t was threatened will
pneumonia Don G was ON his way t,
Pierre where he has been observing
the longs of the legislature.
j y Longland has purchased tn
agricultural! building Of the citizens o
washington springs to whom the so
c,ety had sold IL, and has moved it t,
TIE south side of the creek, just nortl
of the II EKALD Office, where it will b.
iil.rd up for II creamery. Mr. Long
!anh will commence at once to fit vi
.,a,' end ot,he building for an ice hous
aud Eli il with the pure crystal.
We learn by IL private letter from
MIS- Hall th;tt she is not havinga vel,
pleasant jnl, in her efforts to secure ait
for the destitute members Of the ALI
anco in So,.to Dakota She is in Mil
Waukee, Wis. and after renewed effort
succ eeded in in getting the mayo
hoa!t! o: trade and business men sui
!icirnLly interested to call I: publ
meeting OF Milwaukee citizens, an
nov the way seems opened for libel
Isl response. The products Of her labo
should resolve a broader distribution
HER LITERARY TASTE.
sYou have nice selection of book
here, Clairette," remarked Gillyspool
to Miss Coshannigsn, as he stood in til,
library.
Yes; very fair
Suppose the house was to take fire
what book in it would you try to saw
tirst?"
"Mamm.'s pocketbook. Of oQurse."-
Lynn Union.