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Wessington Springs herald., October 30, 1891, Image 1
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]), 30 Oct. 1891. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn99067997/1891-10-30/ed-1/seq-1/>

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VOL- IX. NO. 3U
Vote
for lolley on Tuesday.
Kononiber next Tuesday is flection
day everybody be at the polls and
votc
lor the best man.
The fourth annual convention of
tin-South Dakota Christian Endeavor
mei.'t.ies will be held in .Mitchell Oct
i.t.li :il,st and Nov 1st.
Insurance agents meet you on every
cnrner nowdays. Guess they think
this just the place to secure safe appli
cants. Sunshiny weather, good crops
macadamized roads, all conducive to
iony life. Yes gentleman this is the
place to get your money back.
Mail for the Farmers.
Pose-Master (itinera! Wanamaker
i, considering the advisability of in
troducing tlie private mail box system
which will bring a daily mail to even
farmers door, llestat.es that the ex
periment which he has made in a few
districts shows that the increased rev-
iftuc from that source will more than
pay the expense1 and believes that un
iversal tree deliver}' would soon be
-11' sustaining.
Pickler and the Black Hills.
Congressman Tickler who has been
.-peaking the Jlack Hills says '-it is
iie ol the grandest on the face of the
rirlli." .lie quotes the following illus
tration made by some one "Well you
-i when Clod had finished making the
e.irih he had left a little of everything
in his apron. Not knowing what to
I iii with it he just dumped it out and
piie people now «all it the JJlack Hills.
I Pickler is very confident that Jolly
will carry the Jilack Ilills vote-
"Music" in the air. I'pstairs over
I'.he l'ost Olliece -in the harness shop
|ui the Drug store at the Sieve inline
i:M all around. MrSatre, the. enter
I] rising young harness maker can sin^
h'lti a song and touch the light
L' liUtr as successfuli as he can man-
|i.ia'
f.nre a bridle, and we caught him
Ming forth at all the above named
IKiees. Then an answering echo set
to wonucring what new Prima
li'mia
is that? Alter carelul inquiry
l'i'' discovered a genuine. live parrot
lining up his vocal chords and mak
things lively in the Sieve Ofliee.
|N"w that we have a (parrot next thing
lee! lie lights and street, ears and
'I'-ii side walk. W'essingfon Srings
nd to not be outdi iif.
I lie lay electoral conference of So.
I'Mk'ita M.l- Conference, now in ses-
l-'i'i iu Sioux Falls selected -Mrs.
•-iiina A Cranmer as secretary,
l-li'x f'ramner is the wii'.) of Hon.
11aiini.•r
l!|
In.1
of A'aerdeen, she is also vice-
|,|VH o! the state W, T, 1'. a ilevot
|M hint her and an affectionate wife, a
anJy little woman, who declared
In-!1 resporice to the. address of wel-
I'111"' in ai.eriown at the reception
^t.ate \V, T. I', convention
l:|t•
si had rather be a thousand dol-
Jlri|M maid than a ten cent man''
l'ls- Cannier lias quit a reputation
a public speaker The confer-
f!"'" passed resolutions indorsing pro
t'll'.tiuii, woman sull'erage, woman lay
Hes, Sunday observance at the
lull's tail- ami the V, T,
Bi'-I.
Mice 1'iekler was appointed as
tin. credential committee. This
Mrs.^l'ickler another gracious
woitiau of whom South Dakota
well inj proud. She is a model
'!i i'and wife, and yet she is a re
''*d power on the platform, and
111'u
who carries with her a
whiff of home atmosphere,
''-'essiiian J'ickler is the husband
I'
••in
Mrs. I'ickler—so the women
I'll ii.
Luokout for the Vessey'o
Mi'r they are—-the Vessey boys
'tout, believe it. just take a stroll
|11 'ili their business establishment
:'1'is
-1 \80. Ohinaware, croc-kery
iu the centre of the store we
•'111
Willi CI1ARITY FOR AM,, AXD MA1.ICK
among it. Dress patterns of flannels
and cashmeres to turn any woman
green with envy for fear her neighbor
would be theposessor of the "sweetest"
one. "Cute" little boots for sweet lit
tle boys "Tony" looking boots for big
boys and men, and stylish shoes for
girls little and big, old and young.
And then the groceries, fruits, fresh,
dried, and canned, pickles, catsups and
sauces Oh my! We peeped down cel
lar to see the place where they keep
their -gilt edge butter" Then climbed
up stairs to wish it was a cold day be
cause there were tur coats long and
short, wide and narrow, with prices to
suit any body. A click of the key and
there we were in the large clothing
department with six immense tables
groaning under coats, vests, and pants
ol all shades and colors, and every tex
ture. and prices to lit the clothes as
well as the purchaser, and we felt de
lighted to know that just as soon as
we had gained the consent of "Arte
missa', ail we need to do was to go tell
Frank Vessy and he would hand uo
out just the suit of clothes a young
man of our standing should wear in
that awful moment when we are
"made one." It is a great satisfaction
to know that there will now be no
chanceior"her" to change her mind
hile we sent to Chicago tor a wedding
suit. We can buy it right here at
home, and the community at large owe
this enterprising tirm a debt of grati
tude for thus preventing an awful
tragedy. Last but not least are the
atteudents in the store. If you like
dignity and (self) forgetfuiness trade
with "Hob'' Vessey. Jf style, strike
straight for Frank—if a pleasant "glad
tc see you air" lind Jack.
liut if you want a remembrance of
your sister or somebody's else sister
find either of those pleasant—ahem
young ladies always smilingly anxious'
t.o show you all the pretty lixins in
the show case and on the shelves. It
all reminded us so much of the city
that we involuntarily looked at our
watch to see if it was train time
Hy the wuy don't fail to attend the.
sale of .Jackets and ('oats on Saturday.
Selling at cost you know.
"iS IT A HAPPEN SO"
Prof, Freeland gave, a profitable ser
mon at the M. K, Church Sabbath fore
noon among other good tilings which
he said he showed the "folly of dis
claiming a belief in the iiible or in
Cod when the disbeliever had never
even read the Hible through. That
no one could study Christ without be
lie.veing in him. The Prof insisted
also that a "historical belief was not
sutlieient but that a personal taking
hold of Christ was essential to salva
tion." It is strange how any one can
doubt the existence of a supreme, be
ing today when science is throwing
so much light on the truths of Cod's
word. Everything in nature, points
to a Plan and back of a Plan must, be
a mind to co?icieve that Plan or Pur
pose. Duke of Argyll in his admirab
le work "The Reigri of law" says it
matters not in what department of in
vestigation inquiry is conducted it
matters not what may be the Philoso
phy or Theology of the inquirer.
Every step he takes he finds himself
lace
to face with facts which he can
not describe intelligibly either to him
self
or
others, except by refeeringthem
to that function and power of mind
which we know as Purpose and De
sign" Even Charles Darwin in dis
cribing Orchids bears out this theoi v.
It, appears that the i'ertilli'/.afion of
almost all Orchids is dependent on the
transport of pollen from one flower to
another by means of insects. It appears
further, that the structure of these
flowers is elaborately contrived so as to
secure the certainty and effectiveness
of this operation, .Mr Darwin's work
is devoted to tracing
theso rootrivarices are
tent,they are mechanical, andean lie
traced with ar. much clearness and cer
in detail what
To a large ex-
tainty as different parts of which a
steam
our nose winding in and out
engine, is composed The com
p„cation ami ingenuity of these con-
1OWA1! Mink.
WESSINGTON SPRINGS, JERAULD COUNTY
rivances almost exceed belief. "Moth
traps and spring guns set on the ground
might be the motto of the Orchids
I
here are baits to tempt the nectar
loving moths, with rich odors exhaled
ut night and luscious colors to shine
•j.v dav there are channels of approach
along which they are surely guided, so
as to compel them to pass by certain
spots there are adhesive plasters nice
ly adjusted to fit their probasces or to
catch their brows: there are hair trig
gers carefully set in their path com
municating with explosive shells,
which project the pollen stalks with
unerring aim upon their bodies.
There are in short an infinitude of ad
justments all centered so as to secure
the accurate conveyance of the pollen
of one flower to its precise destination
in the structure of another.
Mr. Darwin says "I ought to have
scorned the notion that these things
were so placed
toi: no
coon
im'j:i»ork.
I neglected this plain guide, and for a
long time completely failed to under
stand the fl ower,"—And so it is all
through scientific research we find it
all plainly pointing to one fact—a Flan
a Purpose, and back of that a mind to
conceive the plan—One who carries
out a purpose in the formation of the
tiniest flower.
4
"rt'e .shall take this opportunity to ex
press our appreciations of all the assist
ance afforded us by the friends in this
County iu establishing the Seminary
in your midst. We. are very thankful
for all the interest manifested in the
success of the School and shall continue
our best endeavors to increase its use
fulness.
We would also request all that have
kindly given subscriptions for the pur
pose of UMsisliiiy in -jrolting np Tire
building and have not been able to pay
the same, and any others that can do
the old bill, we could do something by
way of completing the mansard ory
in time for the next term.
1
so to help lis at this time. We have a
large bill that must be met. Also, the Mdier,
attendance is so large this term that
it is very apparent that we shall need
the unfinished story for the winter
term.
Could we secure means at once to pay
As most of my time is necessarily
spent away from home it will very
much help us in the good work if those
that have been so circumstanced that
they could not meet their subscriptions
ami any others, but by the blessing of
an abundant harvest can do so now,
will leave the amount at my house or
with my son at the Seminary at their
earliest convenience.
J. B.
FKI-HI.A
JI Dean, rebate tax 1884 5 -V
11 Wallace. Lot 12, 15k. 5 35
II A. Krick. rebate poll-tax of 1C
I'enzo, 1S88 1 SO
W England, balitV Oct. court.. 4 00
1-1 Wood burn, 00
"5y motion Vansiti Dusek's poll-tax
was stricken from books of 1801, he bc
in-r over aj^e.
These were rejected:
12 Schneider, Allen Matter.... 48 00
II E Bennett. 22 75
Curr. .... ••-I 40
lieu Mills, refund allowed 1 SO
Ole Sorem -3 "0
Ii Blosser. county printing 32 13
On motion bill were allowed for
8 Grand Jurors at "'3 80
12 Petit Jurors at 80 45
Bills allowed as follows:
1'at McDonald, S0-).05 at 58 75
Wallace. Ouarterly salary.. .285 11
NiiK'enti'v: Brown, warrant register 15 00
S S Yrooman. Clerk of Court and
deputy
E ranker, stenographer for
court -4J
S Cojre:liall, services .* milage 3 00
Eastman 4 2^
On motion Geo. Mills of Blaine was
appointed jud^e of election instead of
W. Eddy who now lives in Sanborn
County.
kVfund was allowed Geo Mills, Blaine
error of assessment 1884... .S12 00
motion adjourned to Nov. 0th,
1801.
Minutes read and approved.
O. J.
R. J,
cousin
Marshau.,
Eastman. Co.-
WU \VIK!,I) H!! I l'KN FOR TftUTIl AND llKillT.
.SOUTII DAKOTA, FRIDAY OCT. *0, 1891.
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^/"Careful Attention (liven
to all classes of Land Cases.
I.ilwral ArraiiiitMnnils Made Willi I,oral At
torneys or for ICr.uisl'er ol' Cases.
THE
N I Financial Agent.
Commissioners Proceedings.
Wkssinc.tox Si'kinc.s.
S. D., Oct.
1891.—County Commissioners met as
per adjournment, at 1 .0 p. m.: Present
Kastman and Coj^esliall.
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\V Snart. refund poll-tax for
1X85 and li-sK9 S 4 60
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