The herald., July 27, 1883, Image 1

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

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•—0 Suits for $16.
1 3 S u i s for $14.50.
(*7 Suits for $13.50.
6 Suits for $13.
5 Suits for $12.
4 Suits for $11.50.
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3 Suits
^2 Suits
Qes
for $10.50.
3 Suits
^2 Suits for
jars
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$10.
Price and Plain Figu
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aieftain,
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up' mii 'i11p''iiwii iiiii'i "ii mil
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of
CLOTHING
and
we will
s for cash only.
Stue
•, to take in a new clean stock about Octobcr 1st, we
'dicliat date close out the.se goods at extreme low fig
Dlothing we offer
,88 WalkiiK Siloes ni far
At sami roiluctious.
October 1st we will have a large and complete sto
I goods, and will sell at Bottom Prices.
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W again at the front, with a Complete
Line of
j' feFAEM MACHINERY,
COKSISTIXU MAIXI 01
AMPION CORD BINDER.
and Light
THE MOLINE AND CANTON PLOWS.
!H BROTHERS
ijs&y \i(
•CAB CI'T.
BE
AND WHITEWATER
Coates, Ann Arbor and Ad
vance Hay Rakes.
HUIHD HIND COHH CULTIT1T0RS.
also agents for the
tc 4 ntts,
Nichols, Shepard & Go. Threshers.
ntage- the best Under, or a first-class .Straw-burninir 'J'hresher Engine,
of (he Standard Farm Machinery, call on or addresB.
MOVIUS BROS. & CO.
nmi
SUMMER
make some
good
WAGONS.
W 1 KKOOKS.
Not seeing any items in your wel
come paper, from this place, 1 will
endeaver to give you a few, at the
same time 1 do not expect, to iill your
e!d corresdondent's place.
Our district school closed this week.
The potatoe cm
ins extra.
(\.
is good.
i s
Sim Beam, the Twin Brooks corres
pendent of the Beview. claimed a few
v "eks ago thai Twin Brooks boasted
iwo large babies at shields and
udell's. We understand the one
his house is a boy and weighs big
:ro. No, ''.Tim", we hardly ever
.noke. NeM time don'ttaik so soon.
Dakota products.
BIG STONE CITY, DAK., FIJI DAY, JULY 27,1883. NO. 4!
corn 110th-
putting up a large
E. Kingley N
dwelling housr
C. J. Carrick had a
lighting last Saturday.
i\v killed l»v
A large amount of breaking has
been done in town this season.
Our new blacksmith
doing a rush­
ing business.
Several of our people will take
A. Hitter expe
residence this full,
crop we shouh
i afford to.
his
i n
the camp meeting at Big Mone.
AVm. \Y. (Been is assisting in pui.
ting the machinery Jvearcher'snew
mill at your place.
Barley will do to cut the last of this
v. ek and som fanners will com
oat
and w e a
v
harvest next
Sjuire Bai L\\ is ha# cons id I I
Mi' business t) tit ml to of late in 1
a- Post Master, he gives good s itis
i, i' -1 11.
ts to put vip a line
By tli© looks of
tli ink he could
i wel
Twin Brooks has a good base ball
i. b. The boys plav well and after
In.-re practice will be ready to try
jt
'is with.any club in the county.
I We hear complaints of the hay crop
i ng short in some places. It is not
rase here as tha fanners will have
i-. .iMii: If ^f-aing what hay they
i i.
Wheat and all o ops arc looking
h\ A best in this vicinity. The farni
at the foot of the hills lake the,
u* this year and our fanners feel
.e rejoicing, as their crops were en«
iily destroyed by hail last jear.
WILLIAM.
I I,.npKA n i,
A church society ot the I'mte
Brethern denoumu.tion is soon to be
organized here.
Wanted—Immediately, a small y
with good eyesight to look after our
••Oscar Wilde's" aesthetic moustache,
Aaron Kelsey is putting the finish i
•r touches to his ch-ganl man*:-.
i i 'hMadelphia style) an 1 will noon ha\ e
11 ready for occuiancy.
The Willow Benders are no mat !.
for the Elmirians, in either speilri.:
or base ball playing for as we predict
ed our boys did dispose of them on
their own ground last Saturday, iread
ing them to four whitewashes and re
cei ving but one in riMnrn. The tiual
n cKoiiing showed Willow Bench'rs xO
tallies, Kiuiirians i!',), and our victo
rious lads bore home the. bat and bull
la
triumph.
Bichard Karl has .- vhased 'anot'.-er
team, from Newel ui CM ioiiviile tony
little beasts, too. Dick is one ot Ei 'ni
ra's most prosperous farmers, and a
"rustler" every sense of the word,
lie is proprietor of a tine quartir se
tim of land has 14 acres in small
grain owns four horses, and a com
plete thrashing outfit, and has this
season bought two twine binders, a
mower and ahay rake, and has not yet
completed his twenty-third year.
Come west yuiing man, and do like
wise.
AMANUENSIS.
A good heavy work horse for sale
cheap for cash or on time with ap
proved security. Apply Alex. Mead
ows, Big Stone City, Dak.
The Milwaukee railroad company
has arranged for a space 2"xl!5 feet at
i the great Louisville exposition, which
opens August 1st, for the display of
And now Minnesota is to be tested as
a suger beet State. We are told that
\Y. Be Vale, a French gentleman, who
was once connected with a beet sugar
establishment in Canada, has succeed
ed organizing a company of English
capitalists for the manufacture of
sugar from beets, at some point in Min
nesota. The machinery has been pur
chased in Europe, ami is now on its
way here.' French peasants have been
engaged to carry on the cultivation of
the beets. The company has large
capital and still larger expectations.
Everything will be in readiness for
operations next spring.
Cornell Avenue. Big Stone City, Dak.
C. L. HOLMES & BRO.?
DEALERS IN
Grccsnes and Provisions,
N y i I
ISMEMBER
The Grant County Head
quarters are closing out re
gardless of cost.
Foil
We aie still at the front with the following sjtlendul line of iOds
Fanning Mills, Plows, Sulky
Cultivators, Hand Cultivators
and Shovel Plows.
Pl»i Mlts, Clevises, SpiiE Seats, Mstr«,
Neclt-yols.es, cfco.
REMEMBER that we have a few more of the famous Norwegian Breakers
to be SOLD CHEAP.
Having recently purchased the building formerly occupied by Geo.
Spicer as a Livery Stable, we have refitted it for a warehouse, tilled it with
splendid goods, where they are kept nice and dry. and confidently ask farm
ers to
deal
witU ira*, knowing that we can't be beat in quality of goods or
prices.
Call and See TTs.
&»
•T.aulia
Mi 1
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The Buckeye Binder and Mower, and
Tlie 1ST. C. Thompson and Hopkins Mowers
The Star Wagons. Buggies and Spring "Wag
ons, the Best on wheels.
Tiger and Leader Hay Rakes,
Steam Engines and Threshing Seperators,
The "New Model" and "Eagle."
JONES & WOLF.