The herald., September 28, 1883, Image 1

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

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Mitts
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"ge lain mer OOc
lt'r Btone, and
50c a Plug.
Buffalo Coats,
Dog Skin Coats,
Buffalo and Goat Robes,
Duck Coats,
Ulsters,
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Overcoats,
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VIUS BROS. & CO.,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
AND A FULL LINK OP
Groceries.
accos.
ood Luck. ooc-jlTea Dust,
tar, fiOcj
0.1 o- Japans, 35,40.50,60
ys at the front, with a Complete
Line of
akm machinery
COXsIf#lNCi MAINLY OF
25c
and 70 cents.
Oolong, 60c
Sun cured Jap andun
colored Japs.
GET THE BEST.
tor
AND
itewater Wagons.
ftain, Coates, Ann Arbor and Ad
vance Hay Bakes.
are also agents for the
and Nichols, Shepard & Go. Threshers
Wader, or a first-class Straw-lmrniiiK Thresher Engine,
Hamlard Farm Machinery, call on or address.
MOVIUS BROS. & oo.
Ordwny and llisiuarrk vt* Toller
Mild Viitiktoii.
Lxeeutive orders issued at Bis
marck by (iov. Onhvay were served
on atnes II. Teller, Secretary of Da
kota, and brother of the secretary of
the interior, authorizing, directing
and ordering him to move the office,
archives, books, records, papers, seals
and all public property which he may
have in his possession to Bismarck,
except the legislature furniture and
territorial library. The order is dat
ed the 1th, and the date of service
the L'2d. to be obeyed in 15 days from
date. Teller, in reply, in a long let
ter to Ordway, which is as complete
a legal document as most carefully
written briefs, declines to obey th«
order, on the ground that before any
decision from the courts on the sub
ject uid case in dispute regarding the
location of the seat of government, the
secretary is judge of the situation,
and he is subject only to orders from
the United States government, as he
is the custodian of government prop
erty. In the absence of judicial rul
ing he holds that he ia competent to
decide whether or not the order of
the government is ofjforce or is null
and void. He considered in any event
that he is subject to removal only by
order of the head of the department
to which he is properly subordinate.
Hefering to the decision of Judge
Edgerton declaring the capital coin
mission act unconstitutional, Teller
says he recognizes a practical obliga
tion to regard not only the letter but
the spirit of the law that as this de
cision is the law until reversed by a
court of competent jurisdiction, he
could not be a party to any act which
would appear to disregard it. lie
therefore declines to obey the order,
and wishes to be understood as having
no personal interest in the controver
sy. The books of the auditor's ollice
were taken from Yankton this morn
ing. by order of Gov. Ordway. Judge
Edgerton being absent no injunction
proceedings could be instituted.
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MG STONE CITY, I)AK., FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1883.
The Sioux City Journal says that an
ailment is raging among the hogs 12
miles northeast of that city. The dis
ease lirst appeared in July in the hog
yard of a man whose name cannot be
ascertained. It spread to the vard of
a neighbor, F. Meeka, and in three
weeks had taken his entire band of
12o head. Other farmers in the neigh
borhood have lost heavily. The farm
ers believe the disease to be a lung
fever. As far as can be learned no
treatment has been attempted nor any
precautions against the spread of the
disease taken. The farmers who have
lost their hogs have no motive for do
ing anything about it, and those whose
yards "have not yet been attacked rest
in ignorant confidence.
The Groton Advocate says in ans
wer to a letter of inquiry to Supt. Pri
or in regard to keeping the Hastings
&, Dakota line open the coming winter
he writes that all the company's lines
in Dakota will be kept open if men
and money can do it.
Press and Dakotaian: If every pap
er in the territory will announce the
fact that the Dakota internal revenue
district ceased to exist as such on the
lwth of August, 1*82, and that all
business must for the future, be tran
sacted with Hon. G. W. Post, collec
tor
of
the consolidated district at
Omaha,
vor
Neb., they will confer a fa­
upon
their business patrons, and
save much annoyance and vexation to
all concerned. lie member that Hon.
li. W. Post, Omaha. Neb., is collector
of internal revenue for Dakota, and
that the Dakota otlice has* been dis
continued.
TO UE.\T.
We have a farm 5 miles north of
town which we wish to rent to prop
er parties. Improvements thereon are
i good dwelling-house, well of water,
good stable, meadow and l«u acres to
to put to crop.
Also, a farm with 50 acres broken,
one mile south of town.
For further particulars and terms,
apply to Jones & oil', Dig Stone City,
Dakota.
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Come and see those pumps at the
Novelty AY ood Works.
Choice styles in new fall and win
ter hatsat Caward i Stevenson.
Don't fail to read Ilat/. Rros. ad
vertisement
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Farm Eor Sale.
I offer
for
sale my farm of 100 acres,
miles from Dig Stone City 130
acres plow-land, with meadow. The
buildings are house, barn and granary
eostin" $1500. Satisfactory terms to
right party. A. P. Lyon, eaie of D.
Wr. Diggs, Milbank, Dakota.
Cornell Avenue, Big Stone City, Dak.
BIG STONE CITY, DAK.
PAINTS, OILS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
J.
C. L. HOLMES & BRO.,
DEALERS IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Dry Goods and Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
BOOT AND SHOE HEADQUARTERS
AT
JACKSON BUHLER'S!
Four different kinds of Ladies' and Children's Custom Shoes*
and Men's in endless quantity and styles also a big stock of
Ready-Made Clothing
for the Fall trade.
Hats, Caps, Mits, all at very Low "Prices.
Call and See Me.
AND
STATIONERY.
DYE STUFFS, SPICES, TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, COMBS, AND
AT
The best of their kind
where. For sale by
NO. (i
JACKSON BUHLER.
DRUGS
VARNISH,
NORWEGIAN PLOWS
LOWEST PRICK.-
AND
to be found any-
JONES & WOLF.
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