The herald., October 19, 1883, Image 1

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

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Buffalo Coats,
Dog Skin Coats,
Buffalo and Goat Bobos,
Duck Coats,
Ulsters,
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Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
AND A Fl'LL LINK OF
Groceries.
TEAS.
Tea Dust,
0olongi
inner stone, ami Sun cured Jap and un
'•it, soc» Plug, ij colored Japs.
SUCCESS!
i^ntlts of business has convinced the undersigned that thev
in locating in Jig Stone City. Thanking the public, for
and hoping by strict attention to business to merit future
"il'l call the attention of those who are expecting to build, that
do as well by you as any linn in town, and that you can de
eding in our yard a good stock of
ASONED LUMBER,
and a line assortmont of
DOORS
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for the SiiAii of the Wisconsin Lumber Co.
DEALERS IN
25c
«o«- Japans, 35, 40,50, 60
Army & Navy OOc and 70 CGHtS.
60c
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1) WINI)()WS.
LEACII & NOCK, Proprietors.
le and Fancy Groceries.
TEA
& specialty. Also a large supply
HOB, AHifflOH AI CUTLER!.
Next Door to Post Office.
V. 1HG STONE CITY, 1)\K., FRIDAY. OCT. 11), 1883. NO.
Indignation at Fargo.
A special telegram from Fargo to
tie I'loneer Fr. ss, Oct. 17, says: Con
Suliable excitement WHS caused among
the business men and dealers of this
city by the rumor that the merchants
Of St. Paul, headed by P. II. Kelly, had
presented a lengthy petition to General
Manager Merrill, of the Milwaukee
road, asking his road to withdraw all
as-iihtanee or recognition 1'rurn the
Famo Southern, now being pushed to
completion very rapidly. It is sam
that in ease the rumor turns out in
be true, Fargo merchants will unite
and go beyond St. Paul for goods. At a
informal gathering in the Continental
hotel, a gentleman present professed
to have seen the petition, and the feel
ing of indignation at the business
methods of St. Paul's merchants is
very warm. It is rumored that the
Manitoba has tried to break its coii
tiacts for grading outfits made earli
er in the season with the. Fargo
South­
ern but while this may delay lie road
it will in no way interfere with its
completion. It is said that the Mani
toba will reconsider its action how
ever, and the Northern Pacific and
Milwaukee roads show no sign of try
ing to dodge their contracts for fur
nishing and transporting railway sup
plies for the construction of the road.
In case they should refuse, the officers
of the road may conclude to extend it
to DevH. a point thirty miles beyond
Ortonville. on the Northwestern, thus
completing a line to Chicago. The
money is secured aud ready to use in
putting the ties, iron and rolling
Stock on the graded roadbed.
l'remitiiu Wheat at tlic Slate fair.
The premium wheat at the State
Fair just held atOvvatonna was raised
by Jacob Ilurly of Ortonville, in Big
Stone County, Minnesota. It was a
beautiful specimen of the hard Scotch
Fife, weighing sixty-three pounds to
the bushel, and produced the enor
mous quantity of three bushels from
a single quart. It was exhibited in
both grain and straw, and attracted
'more attention than any one other
thing on ground. The size of th«
kernels the bright, stiff straw the
length of the heads aud its enormous
productiveness called forth expres
sions of surprise from all who saw it.
i Col. John II. Stevens, the veteran ag
riculturist, was particularly struck
with it, and pronounced it the finest
half-bushel of wheat he had ever seen
i
exhibited at our fairs. It was the
kind called the Saskatchewan Fife,
a pure variety of ti» old Scotch Fife,
brought down from the Saskatchewan
Valley, in Manitoba, six years ago,
ui I i 'climated to this latitude. The
oi umal seed has been much improv
ed careful selection and culitva
tion, and it is now unquestionably
the most productive and best milling
wheat in the world.
PfMPN! i'tMPS!
Come and see those pumps at the
Novelty Wood Works.
To Kent—The store and rooms on
second floor in building on Cornell
avenue opposite IIkkald office.
Dakius able.
Henry Sckafer,
Proprietor of the
All kinds of fresh and Salt Meats
constantly on hand. Special atten
tion paid to Sausage Making.
Cash Paid for Hides.
Notice.
All persons are hereby cautioiied against
purchasing three promissory notes given bv
Wilcox "Keith to the Ro. hestvr .M anuf actur
in£ company lor a Rochester Harvester &
Binder—one'lor due Nov. 1st, 1SS-2 one
for $1-5 due Nov. 1st, 18H'i one (or §1.10 due
Nov. 1st. ]884—the same being worthless as
we have not received value therefor.
il. M. Wilcox.
11. 11. Keith.
Ui# Stone City, Dak., Oct. 2nd, isb3f
BHJ STONE CITY, DAK.
TAINTS. OILS,
TOILET ARTICLES.
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C. L. HOLMES & BRO.
Cornell Avenue, Big Stone City, Dak.
DEALERS IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Dry Goods and Closing,
Boots and
BOOT AND SHOE HEADQUARTERS
AT
JACKSON BUHLER'S!
Four different kinds of Ladies' and Children's Custom Shoos-
and Men's in endless quantity and styles also a big stock of
Ready-Made CIotMng
for the Fall trade.
Hats, Caps, JVlils, etc.,all at very Low 1 Vices.
Call and See Me.
JACKSON BUHLER.
DRUGS
AMD
DYE STUFFS, SPICES, TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, COMBS, AND
AT
Buy a
"Star Platform,"
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liilL'Udi
VARNISH,
STATIONERY.
AT
Farm "Wagon Prices.
LOWEST PRICES.
O-ONBS cto WOLF.