The herald., July 13, 1883, Image 8

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

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Injcm Ll.1^, No- I
F-i wil!
i. T'nrlv «-v«ry Tuesday evening at ^oelock
in~tMr liall, St. harles Hlock. isitnig
1 i .vthers cordially invited.
NO. A. Mcnbo, N. G.
J. J. .^TEVE.NSOS. StV.
tUlUilLli DIRECTORY.
hain
Mothodiet.—Services in St. Charles
.•verv Sunday at 11 ft in, and at 7:30 id.
HOiiTliiv school immediately after morning
perviif. Class meeting at 10 a. mt
tlrens' meeting at fc.lU in. l'rayer inee
5: i,s Wednesday 7:30 w. liev. Wiluiot
iiitneld, i^tur.
Kl'l^CDl'AL.—Services in St. Charles hall,
s i ii in., the fii.-t. third and filth Sundays
in July. liev. A. Meteuii officiating.
CATHOLIC—-liev. Father Hermeling,
J'rie^t. Services at ^10 o'clock ft. w.» July
j-.d, at tlie church.
(iKRMAN EVANGELICAL—Rev. Ph. Laux,
a^tiir. Services lu :JU a. ui. and 8 p. m.
^uiidav
.school U:o0
a. in. 1'raver meeting
e\ .'iy Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
(iKRMAN METHODIST.—Sunday, July
l--t at 10a in. in school house, and every
third Sunday thereafter. Sunday school
every Suiidav at
'J
a.
hi.
cverv Thursday evening, at 8 p. m. liev.
C,.i Tad Kohlhasse, l'astor.
ICE! ICE! ICE!
r,y Car-loads, or in quantities to suit
purchasers.
A team of horses, harness and
Enquire
iron
Episcopal service will be held in St.
Charles hall, Sunday at 3
P. M.
For safty, comfort, and cleanliness
luiy Hull's Vapor Stove for sale by
MI XKO & WKI.Lliii.
There w ill lie services in the Catho
lic church a week from next Sunday,
July -22.
Verdancy in both taste and color
have been displayed in painting the
new steamboat.
Prospective residences have been
raised and enclosed this week by i).
"W. Pountain and Chas. Thorndike.
The new steamboat "Big Stone''is
making daily trips to Brown's Valley
and ail points on the lake.
For Sale on Kent.—The building
recently occupied by us as anoliiee on
Jdain street. Jones
Sl
and progress of town.
Mo.vkoe.
The ladies of the Union church will
give a Strawberry and Ice Cream fes
tival in their new place of worship op
posite the IIei:ali ollice to-morrow
(Saturday) evening. Doors open at 8
r. m. All are invited to a good time.
Proceeds to aid tlie church.
Serious Gasoline Stove explosion at
Northtield, Minn. Adams & Westlake
non-explosive Oil Stoves for sale at
ii a n i. i s ii et 11eu's.
All persons who have paid their ini
tiation fee, and all who desire to take
nil active part in the Glass Ball organ
ization, will be present at a meeting
Tomorrow
evening at o'clock at
.Eldredge & Craig's store.
F. W. Thorndike, Sec.
Jones & Wolf have removed their
stoek of furniture from the old stand
to a store on Main street near their
machine agency. It will he handier
for them and just, as convenient for
the public. They will soon add to an
already good stock. Remember the
btand ou Main street.
The Vnion church has secured the
building opposite the printing oflice.
formerly occupied by Jones A Monroe
as a furniture store, and are having it
eonilortablv seated and arranged
for a place of worship. For a few
.weeks during the warm weather there
•will be only one service each Sabbath
at s p. m. Choir rehearsal in the new
plau, .Saturday evening.
Just received, a new stock
of those fine Buggies and
Spring Wagons at Jones and
Wolfs. Another lot will be
received next week.
Ker*M«*nr«
ii «v k II Wheeler Milbank,
ounied the .u. i
(Joini: West
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THOMAS BROS..
JJi£ Stone City, Dak.
I OK SALE.
wa-
of Taylor llussell.
LOCAL LACOMCS,
Arctic soda at Munro &, Welter's.
"Wheat, at elevator, No. 1,87 cents.
Hull Vapor Stoves for sale by
Alunro & Weller.
(Mts for sale on time or for cash at
theCirant County JJank.
Mrs. C.J. M. rat berg and family
are visiting at (iranite Palls.
were
Hiram Clough and wife of Oporto,'and A. Narcross.
made a two day's visit with Sheriff!
Meadows, this week. This- is Mrs District Court.
C's. first visit to Big Stone and Mr. C. The district court for old (irant County
has not been here in two years. Both
were lavish in praise of the beauty 10I-tlils
COnven«d
oc*
\i r.T.lpit in lliinplw*.
U|i tva
verv
last Sabbath. :«1 l™"/1'"1 t»o veiy
sermons,
from the text
Micah. vi, 8.
Ii
ter
Sl^nn'lln-^nin, Incited
the new olliccrs of lnkpa I-)(
•U 1 O I'- Tl.is was the i c.ision
of' tlie opciiini? of the Odd-Fellow s
new hall which Mr. liiley had no lies
itation in pronouncing the ime.st in
the Territory.
Mr M. A. llenjamin displays a new
•'ad" in this issue, as traveling agent
for one of the best school iiirnitu.re
companies in the I nited
is a voung man but an old loidtnt o
this countv, and well known lor his
upright character. Anyone wishing
to purchase school, church or hall tur
niture will do well to wait uion hnu
as he canvasses the county, or address
him at Jig Stone City, Dak.
Mr. John C. Knapp county clerk of
Grant county called on the editors ot
the 111: i AI. i» while in Big Stone yes
tenlav and discussed the unpleasant
relation
that
l'raver meeting
existed between us. He
was positive in bis assertion that he
i had good reasons for swearing out the
(complaint lie did against Register of
Deeds Siimmds whiie we as positively
asserted the contrary. Looking at it
from the different political standpoints
ill which we are placed, he is doubt
less as sincere in the purity ot Ins
motive as we are in ours and as we
had no personal spite in the mattei,
we were glad to know that he went
awav feeling that our disposition to
wards him is not as unfriendly as lie
supposed. We hope the alteied con
ditions of county affairs may tind him
a more frequent caller at our otliee.
Mr. Alfred Valliantan old time res
ident of this place left last spring and
went to the Devil's Lake and Turtle
Mountain country, returning to lhg
Stone this week. He went tosta) but
has returned thoroughly disgusted
with North Dakota. When he left
the Devil's Lake region last week nei*
being any better ibis year. Hundreds
of immigrants were coming in there
from the east, many from New York
induced bv speculators and town site
"boomers'' who ill some instances
paid »lf the fares, and being unable
to iind work
ther grass nor grain was the length of was found danglin
his finger and not much prospect of it pocket and only a portion of the inon
wandering over the
prairies penniless, homeless, and with
out means or opportunity to better
their condition. Oddessa had three
houses. Bartlett was being
moved on wheels to some other pros
pective railroad point, probably
Creelsburg. and all
Is
uncertainty and
change. That country is not what the
••boomers" represent it to be and peo
v'n it. out.
Through the tact of our ever active i
station agent. D. A. Short, a party of
prominent railroad men from Minne
apolis were persuaded to prove the
hospitality of Big Stone last Sun*
day. Arriving on the early train,
they took, in company with
a number of our young men, the new
steamboat for a trip up the lake.
Beveling in the delights and fishing
of the lake occupied their time until
six in the evening when they return-d
to the St. Charles and partook of a
supper which to use their own lan
guage was all that the most fastidious i
could desire. They were much
pleased with our town and people, and
especially with our hotel which they
claimed was furnished throughout in
every particular, equal to tin* b»*st ho
tels in Minneapolis. Words were in
adequate to express theii appreciation
in Mui**nk
aiil
an
taken until th«
eudar was tackled
I. 11.
next muniing, w!i-n tlie oil*
Following are thu jurors
G&AXD JUfiORg.
N. J. Druecker, O. N. Eastman,
Hiram Baxter, H. K. Fletrlmr,
.1. I}en«*dk:t, ]'. K. SkaluMi,
A. KrlandHon, H.
A. MHiovern, Juo. II. Ka.Httu.in
N. J. Schaffer, O. M. I lues in,
Orftun Knajip, NucntH-rg,
Roberts,
II i McCollum,
Astro Alilxjtt,
w U hrannon,
W I) Lawrence,
(ieorgf \V hartiett,
Ln:khart.
W Armutrong,
Extract from the records of the city
lire department reported in the {Scien
tific American, April 22nd, "six fires
were caused by overturned or leaky
kerosene stoves. Fires from Gas were
fewer, and one Gasoline stove was up
set, causing tire. Safety, thv name is Tf4'"?'11 lwu next week, when the
laUHOline? Hull Vapor Stoves for
«le by MiKliO & Welleb. idecisiuus.
W. M. TUuium.
PBTlf Jl'HORA.
Elmer Simmons,
O»*o. ltiokel,
Mik»* ilman,
.) VT Hurl but,
(i A (iuxtin,
Frank Look wood,
T. Q. Tli-iyer,
A S Yotiiikf,
II
HIikxI.
Henry I
Klliott#
John lir.ike,
llem-v iLi.»ke,
A l'» Olsen,
Jl S'h il**r,
Stcnsoii,
1 K Wilsuu.
On motion Messrs. Lookhurt, I)xlgf» Whlt
teniorf, Fifherand
J.
K. lilake wen- admitted
to meinU'isliip ol the lur, ami 8. I'axc-u
made Hjiplii ati»tn lor th* honor, and
liell, Hennet and Owen* wero apjxintfd a
committee to examine him.
'I'fie court decided he Imd no jurisdiction
over IiolK!r.t8 county, but stated lu: might
change his decision, and he w liable to do
thin any minute.
The case against Porter, of Wilinot,
for
stealing & sack ol flour, wax dismissed be
cause ol delects ill the papers ui*de out
against him,
In the divorce case o! Koch vs. Koch Mrs.
K. was granted her petition lora separation,
but ot the further proceedings ot the court
beU"
mill has ground out its
CAMP MKKT1M"!
A Grand
Gatlii'rliig
Metliodists
of tlie
of imkotn
and MiuiH'xol'11
The great Methodist Camp Meeting
of the
vision of Supt
Ilartsough, will be held on
Nortliwest, under the super
Whitlield and Elder
the west
shore of Big •stoUU
hake
^T-'-Uth
from Dig Stone City, i)ak., J»»
to 30th. 1SS.1.
l'rominent speakers from Dakota,
.Minnesota, Iowa and the l'.ast will be
in attendance.
Persons attending thcCamp-meetmg
abroad will bo returned to any
from
point in Minnesota or
Dakota on the
& St. Paul railroad lor
one-lifth
C.
fare.
Special attention
the traveling convenience and com
fort of visitors, together with a well
kept boarding house on the grounds.
will be given to
The new steam yacht "Big Stone,
will make hourly trips
in connection
with the eump meeting.
This beautiful Camp Ground is sit
uated in a large grove of magnificent
native trees, numerous living springs
of pure
water—both
fresh and miner
al— on the ground*, and C\eithing
that nature can furnish to make the
spyt attractive.
"Mine host" Powers was very near
lv made the victim of a petty larceny
last Monday. He had hurriedly taken
oft' hi^ vest and thrown it into his bed
room in the heat of work, and return
ing a short time alter found that it
had been rilled of part of its contents.
The pockets theieof contained inl
and a watch S3.' of the money had
been abstracted. The thief bad evi
dently been foiled in the attempt by
the entanglement ot *l»e watch chain
and some one s approach as the watch
outside of the
ey was taken. Circumstances pointed
strongly to a railroad boarder by the
name of Keilley for whom a search
warrant was procured by Mr. Powers.
A rigid examination resulted in find
ing the stolen money concealed in the
bed of the suspect. He was immedi
ately apprehended and brought before
Squire Xaffkee to answer to the charge
ol petty larceny pleaded not guilty
and was offered a fair trial. After
taking counsel, he concluded to dis
claim the money and pay
costs
A.
of our people, town and lake, and their
expressed deteiniinati,,.i to ret.H-i! at PulpitS, P6WS atld PeW-ElldS,
an early day and bring their friends'
•with them. The party consisted of
A. B. Chamberliu. Fred. C. Piil.sbury,
i H, W. Garfield. II. T. Hertm in, E- B.
Clement. Gro. F. Smith, L. A. Egdf
on Tuesiav evening
a'"1
an
of suit,
S2..r)i». Mr. P. proved property and
received back the lost money. There
the whole matter wa dropped.
Oats for sale on
the Grant Count.v
1
M.
tiinn or for cash at
Bank.
BENJAMIN,
Assent lor the
Company
Oilers the finest assortment of
SCHOOL DISK'S.
SEATS ami BLACKBOARDS
(i i." HJKs and MA IN,
Pi A DJXG CH ARTS and
Large and Mna!! ELL.
Church and Hall Furniture,
Reversible Settees,
Office Desks
Chairs, Settees, &c., in endless variety.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES!
Erasers, Chalk, Pointers and Liquid
Slating.
Also
School
States.
agent for the best series of
Text Books in the United
Address or apply to
A E N A I N
lhg Stone 'itj, Dak.
Oehler&Husser
DI:\lkiw
Gioceries
AM)
Provisions.
Dry Goods,
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Our Btook in large, all goods marked dowjj
to Ijottmn |»rice», mid we invite the publio
to call anil learn our prices. "Quick nalel
and small profits.'1 Don't lorget the
St. Charles block, Main street.
WELCH'S
Common Lumber,
A complete stock of
Flooring. Siding, Sa-.li,
A Fresh Stock of )R
WHITE LIME
Plastering Hair. Cement and Stiic.
Good Harness for
Come and M'e me iind save money,
Mnni'o\
Drugs,
Choice Confectionery,
Fine Cigar
andTc
WINDOW (TUT A INS,
SPRING ROIXEft
AND IT
UN F. AVK.. BKi "ToM! 1AK.
CO
THE COOK'S C0MH
The Most Popular Oil Stove Manufactured.
IJETIIKIfS IIAHDWAIU: STOllE. ^lsoal
CMS, FISIIII Tackle, aii
in great abuhdanee. 1'ribvi's celebrated Bass
erel IJait. and the well-known Caledonia Minnoes-
hots, hells, &e., Ac., at
CHAS.
ST. CHARLES
FlliST-CLASS IN EVERY I'ARW11"'
This hotel has rcccntly been
throughout, and to tourists visiting th® ^olg
ing public generally it offers special adv
commodation and comfort. rlfl
MRS. M. A.
SPIPIP
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Are what you want on your
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