The herald., April 27, 1883, Image 8

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

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eral Hardware not
H, J. McGIVERIN, Manager.
Tt!»!E TAHLEI
H. ft I. division M, & St.
(Juiug Kast
9:iu a m.
trriURCH D1RKCTOIIY.
M»'thodist.—-Services in Charles hall
•very Sunday at 11 a m, and at 7:.'iO in.
Sondiiy .school
service. Class meetings at 10 a.
Irea*' meeting at r. i0 m. Prayer meet
iiigs Wednesday
r"
LOGJII. I.ACONICS.
Flax seed for sale at Caward & Stev
nson's.
Plenty of flour, bran and shorts at
the iiig Stone City Mills.
Movius liros. loan money on chattel
security.
Large supply of wall paper at Jones
Monroe's Furniture Store.
Mass at Yt llruot Ma 6.
Wellington DeNoyelles rcturnd this
week from a lengthy visit to Iowa,
w here he lias left Mrs. DeX. for pres
ent.
Ilawes & Gibson begin to-day put
ting up their telephone line to Mil
bank. for which privilege they have
s he exclusive right.
Those in need of extension tables.
•an Ibid them at F. J. Monroe & Co.'s.
The township officers of Big Stone
towuthip will not tr.-nsact any butd.
ness until the county lino ha* been
established.
Mind of genuine Spruce Balsam, tin
vher day. which was *»ent to her from
•id New Hampshire, by» brother who
v eighty years of age,
Charlie Kreig, of Minueajiolis. one
I I*
xw
Peter Becker, general agent and
r^"ntT
To examine and get prices on
brought west of Minneapolis, inciudmg
and Clothes Wringers warranted supeno
Railroad.
Uoinc West
...,4:40
.. .5:55 a m.
I'HSFLPIIGER....
Mix«l
Freight
Freight
Freight
Mixed trains will haul passenger couch lor
the fuxotiimiKliition of jjiirtifs wishing
u the morning and return in gin the evening.
4:00 a ..
h:oo a m,,.
v .r»o m.
., U.'iS i ill
1:40 in
i. o. o.t.
Inkpa Lodge, No. i4, 10. O. P., will meet
ulnrlv every Tuesday evening at o'clock
\'i'their hall, St. Charles Block. Visiting
rot
hers cordially invited.
\V*M. Cof.KNCT, N. (i.
W. W. 1)0w.nik. Sec.
Cutlery, Silver plated Knives, Forks and Spoo
immediately Mel"moJnhS early day. Parties wishing to inake
Chil- a renumerative investment (..in now
purchase share* in the company at
the par value of $30 per share, receiv
ing their certificate of stock as soon
as the articles of incorporation go in
to effect. Subscribe now and have a
voice in the organization.
m. Rev. A. Sherin,
Thc best white lime at the C. F. secuted brother. Having been a so
Welch lumber yard. journer here before there was a house
.....
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n
Co., J)ak.. is expected to preach in St.
Charles Hall next unday evening.
(J. Wr. Merrill, brother of Mrs. G.
W. Hawes, has come to make his
home with his sister for the summer.
1
Rev. K. F. Movms of Everest. Cass
The "Catamaran" crew are urgent- Bishop Thomas Bowman will preside
ly requested to meet to-morrow even- over the deliberations of the confer*
jiijr, s o'clock, at Kldredge & Craig's. ence. Preaching every evening from
i u e s a y u n i S a a i n u s i v e
Just received, a new lot of Ladie* 1,, in tin- n-i.mi
1. T"»1 1.. i JLVriV WOUV UitOl L'StiMl 111 llllf UOOU
uulkiug shoes at Eulreuge®Craig s.
Miss Alice Gillispiereturned 1o Big
stone last night just in time for thts
I. (). O. F. bail. Her long stay at l.aikv, Hand. Breaker
resent, Minn., has rendered her quite Jones & Monroe.
i granger to this place.
Chas, JvCarwer, of Wausau, Wis. of i We have had occasion, and may
whom we made sad mention last week again,.to make extracts from letters
arrived Tue^dav. lie meets and di ...
_, „ue Jiini »,h. institute an ex-
'an
te
For a «t»sd cultivator call on Jones
A.
Monroe.
Mr. FUvk vvaiW hitwse! of an early
.opportunity 4.o
make choice of an ex- dance, and rivers and
t'j!ent wagon and buggy t'rom the im- fur boats
by
equalled
Call at the furnUure store of F- J»
Monroe & Co. ami see those elegant
Hod Room Sets.
High Mass at Bin Stone €it?, Sun
day, May, 13th, at 10 A. M., this being
"Pentecost Day" and the third feast
in importance celebrated bv the Un
man Catholic church. (Mi tins day the
church is more beautifully decorated
where opportunity affords than e\eii
on Christmas and Faster, the first two
important
feasts
of the church. Mass
is always largely attended oil this da\
and our Catholic friends should not
forget the 13th day of May.
At a meeting of the Pig Stone City
Transportation Co., last Wednesday
evening it was decided to incorporate
forthwith, and the new steamboat
will be listened to completion at an
Call at the machine warehouse of
Jones & Monroe and see the famous
Norwegian Flows.
Mr. Win. Simonds, of Cresco, low?',
brothes of S. W. Simonds, Hegisverot
"Deeds, now villainously imprisoned
by the Mi!bank outlaws, is here to
offer what sympathy and assistance
may be allowed him towards his per-
in Jiig Stone. lie knows the history of
i a a rs r0
Btiv vour men's and boys'high and them with a philosophical view.
low shoes at Kldredge & Craig's. 'There is a day of restitution of all
,, ,,
e ,•
The Annual Session of the Minue
«ota Conference of the Kvangniical
Association will be held at Yellow
Banks Church, about seven mile^
southeast from this place, the first
week in May. The examination of
the Junior Ministry will commence
May '2nd at 8 o'clock A. M. The
transaction of general business will
begin Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
About sixty clergymen will be present
and an interesting time is expected.
work is heartily invited to attend.
A lot of new shoes for Ladies' anu
Misses' spring weur at Kldredge &
Craig's, ___
The famous Norwegian IMows: Sti
and stubble at
a
f|,
-eives a warm welconui (wtu everv J., C. 1 .mean, a Chicago
ne wJio knows him. M. D. to that spioieHt of South I)ako
.Tones & Mouroa sell the celebrated ita dailies, the Huron Tinj«s, and be
-tar Wagon, jlowgiyaa portion of a recent letter,
Mrs. Samuel J#unue!l received a half which is ^o applicable to our own lo-
N.L" the former popular IjOV'H of liigjday between J^Iadison and Jiaraboo,
•^•t'.'iie. spent the greater part ofj the Wis., and found 1, -Jut} persons on board
we^k with us, as he returned irom six were traveling men uud all the
I 4 1
ooking alter his tree
weet.
elaiiu litifhev, rest were bound for Dakota.
You will have a new class of people
re
tur .,f the St. I'.iiil W»ii.l.wr i"
Public school in the Io»-«r depart
..-MenU in charge of 2$.is» Juiisoii, will
be»in next Mou&av. pa-rt-ntsi will ...
uleasr take. note. J'laater has Jj'iekeye Hinders and &Jowevs
ren «#vel from theceiiing «if this]
...
eality that it might have been writ
ten with tlus point especially in view:
The emigration to Dakota is per*
fectlv wonderful.
A iriend canvassed a train last Fri
i. uu uu v/vi-j u-nn i wt ui I i HkOl 4 1
1 1
.|there next summer the wealthy who
ut
f- These people can not, and will not
The
dance last night, the evening of
*vhe anj. \.er«arv of Odd-Fellowship, will eapl
was a wefj attended and thoroughly
.^niova'bk affair. All in attendance
speak highly of the good time, and the
cuisine «t fit** illicit served in the St.
Charles ALrs. Morgan, was beyond
ompare.
every sun
of
l,ot1'
ot
tl'eso
told
rough jt. so that the largest hotels
... aptuie the crowd.
The cuisine must be excellent.
Some old soldiers may take to tents
again, and tent-life, may be prescribed
tor invalids, but palace cars, eomnjo»
dious hotels and elegant "turn-outs"
will be in demand this summer in Da*
kota.
Why should not Dakota be a sum
mer rtsortr
It has streams with fish in abun
lakes waiting
of
pleasure.
incuse stock on hand atj It has a most invigorating air and
.lunes it Monroe, Sensible enterprise health-giving waters.
this, on the part. »f the granger, to 1 hay.« tested the atmosphere both
jK'rsoually and scientifically, and shall
»atrouize such HWaJ. salesateu.
have wmc interesting facts to present
by and by.
ure
rwoiv a{-.'i replaced *\t\i umber, so
ijjut 1st is pot only safe, Ui^t^re*ent«a heat fci.tio bushel at Gerard
M'at ii^tearanee. j4 Stevenson s.
^t. Jonejt Monroe.
IT COSTSNOTHING AND PAYS WELL
ing
the beginning and regards
things" and it will be strange if it
does not come in this instance.
Mr S. visited Milbank yesterday.
Farmers do you wish to buy a
spring wagon? If so, call and see the
stock exhibited by Jones & Monroe.
r,H *Pt -nrices on the finest stock of Hardware Good'. -J:
We give this week that poition of
the new school law relating to Hi« or
ganization of school townsinps, that
schoid oUlcers ond patrons may intel
ligently fall in with the working of
tlie new svstem. It will l"v observed
that the lirst election under the new
law is called for June, lw4. alth»ugh
there is nothing to prevent an elec
tion. for the purpose of orgaiir/.tng, in
June of this year, if the townships so
decide. Where district otllcers weie
elected for fifteen months from the
Annual meeting, the 3rd
as
last Monday to establish school
townships, retained tor these, the
boundaries of the
civil
But the depth of cowardly slander
to which a "creature crawling be
tween earth and" the grave is capable,
is found in the News-Letter's attack
upon two respectable women who
never spoke to Mr. Thomas while in
Big Stone, nor were they within speak
ing distance of him except when in
the court room. Such meanness''ould
only come from a pigmy low enough
to lick the spittle of scums east off bv
A. II. Lewis.
"Bob" 'Caylor.
lOOO llttxliel*
Choice White Russian oats for sale,
Parties wanting to raise big crops
should secure their seed at onc
Zinc-ooards,
in
n|. Bird
of
CAWARD & STEVLNSON.
B«\var* of Them.
A good arti' If thnt has achieved success,
and attained a world-wide reputation by its
true merits and wonderful results, i«i always
imitated. Such is the case with l»r. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs aiui
Colds. Already unprincipled parties are en
dearorin^ to delude an unsuspecting public
by offennq imitations of this most fortunate
discovery. Do not deceived, but iusit on
having tl o true remedy, ami ilc? no uther.
Trial bottles tree at Neiil ScResie^uiVa drug
A BLESSING IN DiSGUIsE.
4*4 Adeiphia St., Brooklyn, X. Y.
Mar
oh 2y. 1881.
No family should be without All
cock's porous plasters: their healing
powers aro wonderful and eflicaey far
reaching and lasting. For years past
1 have seen and known then* to cure
and relieve the most obstinate and
distressing cases of rheumatism, kid
ney complaint, bronchitis, neuralgia,
lumbago, intlammatron of the lungs*
and throat, paralysis, asthma, spinal
weakness, and coughs and colds, Jj|
my own ease thev have afforded lue
almost instant ami perinammt relief.
My friends consider them an invalua
ble and speedy remedy for all kinds
of aches and pains, They are a bless
ing in disguise: and no wife or moth
er should be without then* if she values
her jteace and comfort and freedom
from nervous exhaustion and other
ailments.. As a strengthing plaster,
also for backaches and weaknesses,
they have no equal. have never
yet found a plaster so etHcaeious and
stimulating/or to give so much gen
eral satisfaction, Used in connection
with Uraudreth's universal life-giv
ing and life-healing Pills, no one need
dispair u{' a speedy restoration to
good sound health.
MlS. E. T'fMI'KINS.
Oixa 'Prial,
11 you hav»* been using other Plas
ters one trial of Ajlcock's porous
will convince you of their superiority.
Take no other so called porous plasters
tl^it claim to be better, they are all
frauds gotten up to sell on tl e world
wide imputation of tli^ geijuine arti
cle.
any stock Gran o, ±5ito I\r«
this month
was done in this town there is no
riec.l of
an election until June, 1S+.
We learn from Mr. Dodge, th*t the
Milbank commissioners at their meet­
townships al­
ready established in Grant county,
with the exception of St. Joseph,
which was discontinued as a township
and divided between Big tone and
Melrose, part going to each.
Editors IIki:au:--In its account
of Marshal Thomas arrest at this
place, the Xews-Letter of last week
establishes a precedent for falsifying
and misrepresentation farbeyondthat
earned by the prince of Dakota liars,
the Grant County Beview. it* whole
narrative of "Thomas' Troubles
contains scarcely a grain of truth up
on which to bowe the fabrication, and
the latter is evidently the product of
a jaundiced spleen or of wilful false
hood to prejudice the public mind.
The editor may not have drawn whol
ly from his own stock of lal-^hofld.
but he received from other sources
equally as bad. Mr. Thomas re
ceived" all thecourtsey circumstances
and his own actions would permit,
and the fact that ho went away much
better preserved than when he came,
shows that his treatment while here
was much better than he receives at
home, which is more than can be said
of Mr. Slmonds' treatment in Milbank.
Drugs,
Lamps greats
the market Pocket an-
cages and a full
stoneor
A complete stock of
Common Flooring,
Siding 8asli,
Is what you want on your house, a:.
the time to put them up,
A Fresh Stock of
WHITE LIME,
Plastering Hair, Cement and Stucco
Good Harness for Sale C:
t'oiiic
and see me and save money. if
DEALER I-i
Patent Medicines,
Suili
STATIONERY,
NEWSPAPERS &
PEIU0D1]
Choice Confectionery,
T»toc*
line
Lac qui Parle c^v
.^=
WELCH'S LUMBER EDf
Doors, lifll
33AVES-SPOUTgf
I't
Fine Cigars
and Tot
WINDOW CURTAINS,
SPRING- ROLLERS.
AND MM3
CORXKLI, AVK'., IUG STONE CITY, 1)AK.
The New Firm of
HATZ BRC(
Successors to F. J. Hatz & Cj|«
Will continue the same line of goods.
increased stock of
Groceries, Crockery, Lamps&OlscA
he
10 Kinds of Tea.
8 Kinds of Crackers,
11 Varieties of Fish.
8 Grades of Coffee.
12 Kinds of Soap.
23 Brands and Varieties of
Cigars excepted,—etc.
All at lowest possible prices ai*U1'
Dealing. Call and bo convinced.
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Next door to Post Oflke, Bio^g-
CHARLES
BIG STONE CJTY,
Cement, Stucco and all &
of Building Material
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BETCHS2Bl
—DEALER IN
Lumber, Lath, Sash, Doors,
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