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About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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DREDGE & CRAIG!
Coming in Daily.
Fail to See Them.
tlio PuToliO.
disposed of our lumber business to
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Leach & Nock, we cordially recom
I them
to our former patrons.
I still continue our manufacturing busi
uncand shall soon be better prepared than
to execute all orders in our line with
ptness.
thank our friends for their many favors
past and hope for a continuanoe of our
ajat business relations.
PAINTS, OILS, VARX1SII*
Gibe firralft.
GOODS
J. M. BAKER & CO.
DRUGS
SPICES* TOYS, FANCY ABTICLES, COMBS, AND
ARTICLES. LOWEST TRICES.
FLAX SEED.
M"aria* Cray IV«w Brwklsf.
A few words upon this subject may
be of use to our industrious and enter
prising farmers. How to make mon
ey is the question most interesting to
us all, and to nono more so than to the
former. Here then is a way to do it
not in a large way as many would de
sire, perhaps, but in a very sxire way.
Nearly every farmer desires to break
from 25 to 100 acres the coming sea
son. Now, our plan is, break early
and sow flax Beed upon the breaking
good, clean flax seed. Be sure there
is no foul seed, especially wild must
ard seed which, if once sown, you can
never get rid of. Sow all you can
break before the 10th of June—flax
will do well any time before this date
—and our word for it, you can make
from $5 to £10 per acre. Besides this,
it rots the sod and puts your land in
a better condition for wheat the fol
lowing year after yielding from three
to six bushels more to the acre than
land which was not cropped.
Flax can be sown with a seeder, cut
with a self binder and threshed with
a thresher the same as wheat and oats.
The Vibrator and Minnesota Chief
threshers do the best work, however.
We would advise every farmer that
intends to do breaking to secure the
Large Russian Flax seed of the Min
nesota Linseed Oil Co.. Minneapolis.
Their seed is pure and clean and they
offer liberal inducements.
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BIG STONE CITY, DAK., FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1883. NO. 33
Wilmot, March 30,1882.
HERALD.— I notice
The Largs
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the Wilmot Journal entitled
"Spies Spotted" and starting off in
a
biblical style of language, undoubted
ly with the idea that the readers of
the Journal would, perhaps, be con
vinced by so doing that the writer of
that article was inspired froinon high,
with intuitive knowledge of the mo
tives and designs of anybody and
everybody he may chance to meet.
Who is this would be "smart A'ec!"
What is his business Is he a self
constituted carrion scavenger? and
being unable to obtain tainted flesh
enough to satisfy his insatiable appe
tite resorts to preying upon untainted
portions. He evidently thinks that
his article is carefully and artfully
worded, that people can no more than
surmise who the parties referred to
are. Does he think the readers of the
Journal are so destitute of good horse
sense as he is himself? and not able to
d«tect the thrusts of a backbiter al
though an attempt is made to hide be
hind his own words, he not having
tnanlr
courage enough to face the mu
sic.
We certainly hope that the people
of Wilmot will not uphold any of fter
citiens in casting reflections upon any
of the many visitors to our village,
and if any of her citizens are mer
ely so rotten that they have lost all
eense of decency and good manners,
she will as soon as possible take steps
to rid the public of all such putrid
matter.
A READER or THE JOURNAL.
"A full confession is good for the
soul" and the Tress & Dakotaian
makes the amende honorable in the
follow penitent language
Ex-Delegate Tettigrew returned
Saturday to Sioux Falls from Wash
ington. Mr. Tettigrew comes back to
Dakota to enjoy the full conviction
that he measured Ordway aright in
the beginning and that those who as
sailed htm for his attacks upon that
individual did him an injustice. The
Tress & Dakotaian is willing to make
confession.
WANTED.—At once, 5000 bushels
of Oats and 2000 bush els of Totatoes at
CAWARD 6 STEVENSON'S
The Rev. Gteo H. Thayer, of Boarbon,
Ind., sajiK "Both myself *nl wife owe oar
lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CUftB.
For Sale *1 A. W. Resseguie's.
ARK YOU MADB miserable by iaiiget
tion, constipation, dizziness, loss ot appetite,
yellow skiii Shiloh's Vitalizer is u positive
eur*. For sale at A. W. Resseguie'a.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
Ctare will sire immediate relief. Price 10 cts,
60 cts. and# 1. For sale at A. W. fiesseguies.
SHI LOU'S CATARRH RBMKDY.—A pos
itive cure lor Catarrh^ Diphtheria and Can
ker month. For sale at A. W. Resseguie's,
"HACKMBTAK,*' a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 60 cents. For sale) at
A. W. Resseguie's.
SHI LOU'S CURB WILL immediately re
lieve croup, whooping cough aud bronchitis.
For sale at A\ W. kessegtie"*.
FOR DY3P8PSIA and liver complaint you
have aiprinted guarantee on every bottle
ot Bhiloirs Vitaliier. It never ta
cure. For sale at A. W. Ressegue's.
A NASAL INJBCTOR free with each bot
tle ot hhiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 60
esats. For sale at A. W. Kessegaie's.
For Sowing on New Breaking.
Mm
For fall particulars inquire of
C. L. HOLMES & BRO.,
The Grant County Head
quarters are closing out re
gardless of cost.
CAWARD & STEVENSON.
ATTENTION.
The undersigned having bought out the
L^iber business of J. M. Baker & Co., desire
to call the attention of the public to the fact
that they will keep in stock a full line of
LUMBER, SASH, BOOKS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &c.
which they will sell at reasonable prices. A
share of patronage is solicited and satisfac
tion guaranteed. We have come to stay, and
no risk of reputation will be made by hand
ling inferior goods.
IjEIAOH db
8tgn of the Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
Mammoth Furniture Store,
F. J. MONROE & COMPANY.
The Largeit, Best Selected and Most Complete Stock of FURNITURE west
of tbe Mississippi, consisting of
Parlor and Bed Boom Sets,
A Large Assortment of
Bed-Steads, bureaus, commodes, Wash
Stands, Tables, Wood and Cane Seat
Chairs, Mattress and Spring Beds.
Mirrors, Pictures, Picture
Frames, Brackets,
WALL PAPER,
and Ladies' Work Baskets and Table Mats.
SEWING MACHINES,
and School Desks and School Furniture
We are offering our stock at prices that defy competition. Give Us a call.
BIG HTONE CITY* p. T»
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Variety, Glean awl Pore.
The only kind to Sow. We will furnish this
Seed on Time. No Cash
Down.
Pay after the Crop is Raised.
BIO STONE CITY, DA*.
Agents for Minnesota Linseed Oil Company.
This Swd cu It sin it M. A, Butter's Feed Store.
REMEMBER!