The herald., July 20, 1883, Image 8

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

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TOIE TABLE.
II. & D. division C., M. & St
Going Hast
Passenger.... ..10:00 :i m...
J'ussenger.
Freight 4:45 iTin,
Freight .s*.'25 a m..
Freight
0:45 111.
Freight
11.30 in.
Railroad.
Going West
4:10 111
,.H:*2Up 111 5:55 a in
4:45
.. 2:39 in
..9:*24 in
.'i:4S a
10:
i .5 a ni
v. o. o. r.
Inkpa Lodge, No. 34, I O. O. 1"'., will meet
regularly every Tuesday evening at So'clock
in tlieir hall, St Charles block. Visiting
!others cordially iuvited.
J.vo. A. MCNBO, N. G.
J. J. STKVENSOX, See.
CHURCH DIRECTOltY.
Methodist.—Services in St. Charlo? hall
c\*ery Sunday at 11 a m, and at T:30 in.
Siinrlay school immediately alter morning
service. ('lass meetings at 10 a. ra Cliil
i reus'meeting at 0:30 pal. Prayer meet
ings Wednesday 7:30 pi 111, Rev. Wilmot
\V hittield, pastor.
EPISCOPAL.— Services in St. Charles hall,
at 3 p. in., the iirst, third aivl lilth Sundays
iu July. Rev. A. Metcall officiating.
CATHOLIC—Rev. Father Hermeling,
Priest. Services at 10 o'-ciock a. m., July
•J-'d, at the church.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL—Rev. Ph. Laux,
Pastor. Services 10::0 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sundav school 0:^0 a. in. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 8 o'ciwck.
GERMAN METHODIST.—Sunday, July
1st at 10 a. m. in school house, and every
third Sunday thereafter, Sunday school
every Sunday at U a. m. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening at S j. m. llcv.
Conrad Kohlhasse, Pastor.
e
3.5 v* Car-loads
purchasers.
TIIOMAS BROS.,
Big Stone Citv, Dak.
t'Ott SALE.
A team of horses, harness and
gon.
wa-
Enouire of Tavlor Russell.
LOCAL LACONICS.
Wheat, nfc elevator. No. 1,87 cents.
sale by
Hull Vapor Stoves for
ZMuino & Weller.
For safty. comfort, and cleanliness
buy Hull's Vapor Stove for sale by
Ml'XItO & WELLKH.
There will be a dance in St. Charles Hal 1
week lrom to-night.
There will be services in the Catho
lic church. Sunday, July *22.
Fon
SALK
on
RENT.—The
building
recently occupied by us as an otlioe on
.Main street.
JONES
&
WOLK.
Dr. II. A. Hayes, Dentist, will be
at the St. Charles next Thursday,
July 22th.
Members of the Niobe Boat Club are re
quested to meet in Caward & Stevenson's
store, Wednesday evening, to elect a new
captain, vice Geo. Schmid, resigned.
A good heavy work horse for sale
cheap for cash or on time with ap
proved security. Apply Alex. Mead
ows, Big Stone City, l)ak.
Religious services by the German
Baptists will be observed Sunday, Ju
ly 22nd, at 10 o'clock A. rc. and 'i r. M.
Rev Sehaltz, olliciating.
Movius Bros, have just received a
car loud of the. celebrated Whitewates
wagons which they have for sale at
low figures. I
The people of Big Stone should not j^.
fail to improve the opportunity of
having their teeth attended to at St.
An excursion up the lake to the is
lands, Sunday afternoon at 3 tf'cluck,
in the steamer "liig Stone." All are
invited.
Among other new "adh"' in this is
sue of he
IIEKALDplease
of Jiell & Fisher,
and A. J. JJlesser
clerk of court, Milbank.
Miles T\ 'fully, traveling agent for
the I'ress & Jiakotaian made his iirst
periodical visit to Big Stone this morn
ing. lie will return again to camp
meeting next week.
A car load of farm machinery for
the west was burned on the II. 1).
road this side of Hopkins Wednesday. 1
The lire probably caught from
engine, in transitu.
The party who made away with
George Osier's cartridge box and gun
cleaning apparatus are known, and
will shortly be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law unless the property
is returned forthwith.
The Masonic frateiuiity of Orton
ville are going to treat themselves
and all visiting brethren of the craft
to a grand excursion on Big Stone
lake during the day, and a ball ill the
evening, of Jiuy 2-»th.
Mr. Ilenry Sehafer of Andover, has
paid his interests in this place a little
attention this week. Before return
ing he bought iiev. Sherin's horse and
carriage wisii which he drove home to
Iiis claim near Andover.
Gen. Agent. W. K. I'almer, of the
C\ Aultman &. 'o. machine works of
Canton. O., is rusticating with us at
present and is what might be termed
western phrase a "rustler." He is
good co'npany to have around.
i
esidence
MM
ill si) much unnecessary huimng
:illed out
in so much
the lire department was
about 5 oYlwk jester,lay .lit'
The iliiinage was iiominal.-.-tillw.iler
(Minn.) Cor. Pioneer Pres3.
Br. Haves will make regular week
ly visits to our town, provided he can
secure work enough to inakt «_
object, All who wish to secure s
services for any succeeding visit
should make their appointments w lth
11im next Thursday, as his
C0I"U1«
will depend on his receiving woik in
advance.
The annual meeting of the Ameri
can Bible Society of (J rant and Roberts
counties will be held in St. hailes
hall next Sabbath at 11 o,clock A. M.
Kev. John Ilinton, of Faribault, M'lin.
will conduct the services and all
churches ami persons in the county,
interested in the good work aie coidi
ally invited to join in the exercises.
Rev. Wilmot Whitfield, who has
just returned from central Dakota,
*avs it is probable that the Methodist
university for Dakota will be located
at Mitchell or Owl way,
ha\mg made good bids.
both towns
1\ & D.
Bro. Bath of the Milbank News-Let
ter made our town a visit last Tuesday
as did also Messrs Bell and Bleser of
the same place. The latter took a
yacht ride up to our Iveautiful camp
ground and enjoyed themselves gener
ally in calling on our business men.
i Jones it Wolf have removed their
or in qrantltifs to suit stock of furniture from the old stand
i to a store on Main street near their
machine agency. It will be handier
for them and just as convenient for
the public. They will soon add to an
already good stock. Remember the
stand on Main street.
The steamboat on the "Jim" river
at Columbia has suspended operation
owing to the grass growing up through
/the water so thickly as to impede its
'running. It is contemplated moving
it to either Big Stone lake or Lake
Miunetonka. There is plenty of room
fund water on the former for thousands
such. Couie ulong.
An ice cream and strawberry festi
val, given bv the ladies of the Union
church in their new place of worship
last Saturday evening proved a grand
success, SI5.5.3, being the net proceeds
of the occasion. Generous dishes of
the esculent berry mid the arctic lac
teal were the order of the evening,
and social converse and hilarity be
tokened pleasure on every hand.
Last week Mr. AV. E. Bickford. of
Excelsior, Minn., and Miss Emma
Waring, of Milbank, visited Big Stone
City, culled tit the minister's house,
and were pronounced man und wife.
On Monday of this week Mr. P. W.
Huggettand Miss Ella E. Russell,
both of Webster, Dakota, made a trip
to town on the same business, und
were made happy, after winch they
spent a few days visiting friends and
enjoying the lake.
An entertainment given in St.
Charles hali Wednesd.i\ euning by
two blind men. was not largely attend
ed. but the receipts of the evening
amounted to a good round sum. The
concert was free to begin with but be
fore the proceeds of voting for the
most popular young lady in town had
found its way to the pockets of the
performers most of the young men
were humbler if not richer admirers.
Miss Minnie Edlemun was awarded
11 though she
in the honor by
Miss Alice Gillispie, the vote being a
e
V
vl:l
notice those
Vs
1
ne 1
»vraS ,°v
having
Charles Hotel next Thursday. ... ,.
tie
in
S. \V\ Siinonds. Esq., has made a val-1
liable addition to his law library in the A bridge 80 feet long,
-hape ol' six volumes of Wait's l*rac- and 20 feet approach—has
tice.
several instances.
(in feet span
been built
across the Yellow Banks stream in
Lac qui Parle county three miles east
of the State line and leading to Big
Stone City. We are glad to know
that the people of the northern por
tion of this lertile county appreciate
the ail vantage of our excellent market I
to such an extent as to build a costly
leading attorneys bridge ol this size in order to reach it.
land agent and Our merchants will see that th.it they
have no cause for legretand will treat
them to ttie same liberal terms iu
trade that are accorded to home pat
ronage. Jake Sen less of this place
was contractor and builder and aid a
good job.
In a trip to the James river valley
the early part of this week, Mr. F. W.
Thorndike satislied himself of the
the
conditions of the crops in that much
famed country. He says oats wilt be
no crop at all, to speak of, and that no
wheat lield he saw will go more than
ten bushels per
acre
i
i
and most of it
I not that much. We don't wish to
boast about crops in Grant and Roberts
counties, as at this critical season of
the year, it is never known what a day
may bring forth but so far as present
prospects warrant, the out
look was never better. All kinds of
grain, is a heavy, waving crop and the
cool moist weather i.ould ,not be im
proved if men had it at their own mak
ing.
An exhibition of the Buckeye Bind
er will take
place
in the lield of Mr.
Segraves, on the lake shore, to-iuor'ow
(Saturday), to which farmers and oth
ers interested are respectfully invited.
Some day next week of which due
notice wiU be given, this same grain
will be threshed by a ••New Model
Separator," with a "Monitor Straw
burning Engine."
JOKES& WOLF.
(JEX~ Oll VNT DEAD.
A SuilH'ii
Stroke of Apo­
plexy in New York City,
Yesterday Morning
Minneapolis, July 1V
LNV.—
LATKK.—The
greatest
IHMIV
An ex
tra to the Evening Journal con tan
the following: "At 10:30 A.
M. A. BENJAMIN,
Agent for the
lichipii Sclmol Fiirmliis
Coin] any
Offers the linest assortment
Com
M*
A
the news was received in tins city that
(leneral U. S. Grant this morning ftll
dead in the streets of New York it,
from apoplexy. No particulars.
above report is con­
tradicted in to-day's dispatches.
A Blonxirck View.
Col. A. C. Lounsberry of Bismauk
was in Minneapolis yesterday, and was
interviewed concerning the crop pros
pects out that way. He
s:ud lt
recently
spotted. There are largt
showers fell in the niglit time,
will vield well and, perhaps,
side of them are other fields
were missed bv the rams, and
are hardly worth harvesting,
colonel gave this statement as
A
where
which
along
which
winch
The
illus­
trating the fickleness of the Bismaick
weather clerk. He thinks that on
new ground the crop will average bet
ter than on old, for the reason that
the sod held the moisture. Through
out Northern Dakota, he says all
wheat sown early will yield well
while that sown late will be very poor.
In the Red river valley, he says that
the
damage resulted from late
sowing, but that recent rains have
greutlv improved the prospects there,
and that reports of a failure of the
crop are premature, and unwarranted.
Badly Bumrd by an Exploding:
Oil Move.
Matilda Holm is a servant girl employed
I in the iamilr ol C. lv Botprdtis, living at No
yt Kastuiiin avenue, on Nieolet island. She
was engaged ironing at -i o'clock vesterdav
heating the irons upon an oil stove, when the
stove exploded and was scattered in every
direction about the room. The oil covered
her clothing and immediately ignited, and
l*!wre help could reach her every particle ot
clothing was consumed, an 1 the tlesh on her
was badly burned. She WXH removed
to the College hospital, and the physicians
lear she cannot recover. She is unable to
give a connected story ol the mishap, and
"was alone in the kitchen when the accident
occured.—l ioneer i'ress.
Just received,
of those fine
Spring Wagons at
Wolf's. Another
received next week.
a new stock
and
Jones and
lot will be
Buggies
of
SCHOOL DESKS,
SEATS und BE Af KIJOAItDS,
GLOMES a'd MAI'S,
HEADING ('IIA KT and
Large and Small BELLS,
Church and Haii Furniture
Pulpits, Pews and Pew-Ends,
Reversible Settees,
Office Desks
(.'hail ctte'es.'ivc., in cndlt
SCHOOL SU1TLIKS
Erasers, Chalk, Pointers and Liquid
Mating.
Also agent for the best series of
School Text Books in the United
States. Address or apply to
M. A. BENJAMIN,
DKALKRS
Groceries
A N
Provisions.
Dry Goods,
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Our stock is large, all good* marked down
to tint tout priiten, HWI we invite the public
to call
and learn
our prices. "Quick
WELCH'S LUMBER
Fresh Stock of
i
along the Northern Racine
would be a fair average yield of heat
but that oat fields give poor promise.
The wheat fields are, as Mr. Barnes
stated, badly streaked and
lieli
A complete stock of
moil Lumber,
Flooring, Sid ins, Sasli, y
Doors.
bave-spoi^
Are what you want on your hot
is the time to put them J.
WHITE LIMI«d
Plastering Hair, Cement and Stiie
Good Harness for Salel^S
Come and see me and save money. 31othinf
—0 Sui
3 Sui
7 Sui
6 Sui
5 Su:
\hmrovV Wi
E A E I N
Drugs, 4
Patent Medicines^
Choice Confectionery, i
O N E A V E I s o N E I Y A K
THE
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CMS,
Hit? Stone t.ity, Dak.
Oehler&Husser
Hales
ami email profits." Imn't (orget the place
St. Churka block, Muiu streut.
COOK'S COM!
nitAG
The Most Popular Oil Stove Manufactured.
BETIIER'S HARDWARE STORE-
Fislin Mis, ai
in great abuhdance. Pribyl's celebrated Iiass l»ait» ji .NT
erel B,lit, and the well-known Caledonia Minnoen.
Shots, Shells, &cM &C., at
FIRST-CLASS IX EVERY
This hotel has recently l»een
throughout, und to tourists visiting the
ing public generally it offers special advaiW of
commodation anil comfort. Drf
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good
Fine Cigais
andl
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