The herald., October 05, 1883, Image 1

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

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buffalo Coats,
Dog Skin Coats,
Quitalo and Goat Robes,
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Duck Coats,
Ulsters,
Overcoats,
Clothing,
Boots and Slioes,
AN') A 1-TLL l.I.VK OF
Groceries.
Oust. 25c
Japam. 35, 40, 50,60
and
70 cents.
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BEST.
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ays at the front, .viuli a Complete
Line of
FAKM MACHINERY
MAINLY
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60c
Sun cured Jap and un
colored Japs.
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kite water "W agons.
-isftain, Coates. Ann Arbor and Ad
vance Hay Rakes.
We are also agents for the
Pitts, and Nichols, Sbepard & Co. Threshers.
binder, or a first-class straw-burning Thresher Kngfe
the Standard Birm Machinery, call on or address.
MOVIUS BROS. & CO.
in Dakota.
Under the caption "awarded to set
tlers,says the Sioux Falls Press, a
i contemporary administers a few words
{of wholesome advice to people who
want to get on too fast. It points out
(tin certain reward to pluck and pa-.
tiencc and perseverance, and admon
ishes the fanner that he must be con
jlt'iit to labor and wait in order to
reach the rewards which Dakota has
in store for every class of industry.
The subject is one which calls for
some attention. Xo man comes to
I Dakota who relies upon his industry
jfor success, and puts the industry in
i motion, who does not thrive and suc
ceed. liutsueces is so easily attained
that some people are misled into the
belief that it is to lie attained without
an effort, or without being deserved.
People who come here from the east
to share in our prosperity will do well
to remember that greenbacks do not
grow on cornstalks, any more than tig-s
do on thistles, and that the man who
starts in to cultivate the soil of Dako
ta with a shot gun is not only liable,
but, tolerably certain to get left.
Thrift, industry, sobriety, and hones
ty are all the capital the Dakota set
tier wants, and if he has these he will
lind his reward in his crops. If he
have them not, a war footing of Rem
ingt«ai riiWs or a pedigree to reach
from here t» Deaduood will not place
hint any nearer linancial .starvation
'...n a "i'V of liolj Ingersoii's i-elig-
True Poetry.
Tli'' i'ioss and Dakotaian says tl«:'t
Dakota is losing its prestige as a fron
tier teriitory. The worid issurround
ing i. booming it, selling it lor four
or ri\ nines its value and causing the
stat' the east to grow as given
with envy as were our virgin prairies
with native grass eight years ago.
They begin to want to import some o!
our blizzards, become possessed o:
some of our alkali, divide with us one
of our sample Dakota drouths, take a
portion of our productive dt-seri
wastes—anything to keej) the p"op|
with them and prevent them from
pursuing the setting sun to the fani'.d
hunt .if"the Dakolas. The white lr.au
.(!, w intwoman and their vvlnt
1:.•!!. an- driving the Indian avd
11he grasshopper from th« land and it
does not seem that we shall vei a ,-a:n
hear I tie whoop of the fantasi ic savag*?
or listen to the patter upon the roe! of
the mvriads of aerial insivts wliicii in
tinier inm*1 by h0Uul'e«l us with tlie.r
vi-its.
Kurvrynr Boy unit President.
Yr,un People's Life ot U*nr** W.-nhhtstcm.
Jiv William M. Thaver. lilzeva- edUi n,
juices Hiwier tvj.", Kiled. Wrhil i
liuis. Kxtra cli/tli,rtj cents hall litis.- r, I
i i"*r* rpiits.
AN,I
tie name Ins received pjkIi uni"f-i-c «l
honuua-asthitni Washington. Kdvoni Kv.-i
ott s|
oke but. tlx-vcnln-t «f the \wibl iv'en
he pronounced Washington, all t-. i.
th:tl,h'iv! ever lived, I lie greatest nl p- I t.
ttiid the Iff-t oi L'l o.t liien."' Fre-ier
(ireat. whose name ranks with those i Vie:
amlei\ esiir, ami Nej^ieon, (U-elared 1.^
dec it-' to be the most brilliant ui .iiiy ill tie*
annals oi military achievement."
Whether sif srlioul boy, .-.arvovor 1
Indian lighter inemlKT of Congress, i
niaiiilei'-iii-i hie', or Pr-ih'iU, ms Lie wiis
lull ol ntliking incident, an ewi an exam
ple to thrill aini inspire uny youth \s 1.
i.,. pu'Pates with the lice fciid vigor.
id oi the Au^lo-Saxuii race.
Mr Thiver, the author ol the preseut work
lust pul«!ihed. .s j.nived by ins world-l^ni
uus I'ves ol ]',iii'"oitt, From Pioneer
t(. the White Mouse," and ol ia lie!i, "Kr-..,
Log ("iibin to the White House," a writer
whose pen is wonderlully suited to it« theme
He writes with an eiithusiaMii umihy oi h'
s!ib'.ct with vividly drawn picun-, ot tic
tuiM and scenes through w Inch he pi.^ci,
(iiioting the language ol his lnends and eou
ti-in |ciaries, and crowding the jages with ap
I 'v'uiate iliiihtrative niieedotes, lie makes
tlie'tiines and the characters seem present,
re-daies to the reader. His book will at
once be accepted as one ot the best ot the
lives..: Wa:-hiuirtoii, nut tor young people
onlv hut lor older lolks as well, it is not
fio'u'bv dealers, but only direct by the pub
lisher" who will send a 100-page descriptive
catalogue ol his attractive and Jamou.slv
cheap publicati*ns tree on request. .John li.
Alden, punhsher, I
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BI(i STONE CITY, I)AK., FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1883. NO.
V esev St.. New \ovu.
pi .nrs
PI YIPS
Come and see those pumps at the
Novelty Wood Works.
Don't fail to read Ilatz Bros, ad
vcrtisinent on Teas.
Concerning ^ails.
Manv persons are puzzled to under
hand 'what the term -lourpenny,
••sixnennv," and "tenpenny, mean
as applied to nails. "1 ourpenuy
means four pounds to the thousand
nails, "sixpenny" means six pounds
to the thousand, and so on. It is an
old English term, and meant at iirst
.•tenpound- nails (the thousand being
understood), but the old English clip
ned it to -tenpun and from that it
degenerated until "penny wassubsti
tuicd 1
or -pound.,, When a thousand
nails weigh less than one pound, they
are called" brads, tacks, etc.. and art.',
reckoned by onnces.-Wahpeton (,az
ette.
C. L. HOLMES
Cornell Avenue, Big Stone City,
JACKSON
BIC sTto.i: CITY, DAK.
VA1XTS. OILS,
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TOILET ARTICLES.
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Four different kinds of Ladies' :ind Children'^ Casfom Sli,
and Men's in endless quantity and style-: u k
for the Fall tra!e.
Hats, Caps, Mits, n 11 at i ry i v. v/ i 'ri^«
BBO,
ami Chilis?,
Boots "J
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Heady-Made Clotliin
Call and Seo Me.
JACKSON BUHLER.
DRUGS
AND
STATIONERY.
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