The herald., October 19, 1883, Image 4

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

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THE HERALD.
DOH'NIK & NKILL, Publishers
•2 A Year In Aflviince.
Did STf XE CITV, DAKOTA
1 day, OCT. lv, 1883,
lii'tiublicaii County Convention.
.A Kf'i'iililir.m Coui.ty Convention in hereby
railed to meet id court house hall in the
town of Milbank, couutv ot Grant, territory
of Dakota, at one o'clock I'. M, on Saturday,
Oct. 'J7, Inks, lor the purpose ol placing in
noininsttiow candidates tor the lohowinji
oUiee*, to be'voted lor at the annual election
to IK? held Tuesday, NOVRIHIKT tl, 1SHJ, v i z
One county commissioner lor the first cotrt
n.is.sioinT district to till vacancy.
One i oiiiity cc.niwii^ioncr tor thf* Mecemd
romnus-doiier district.
The several townships in the couu'y will
le entitled to representation by th" following
i utfit»er ot delegates- the ajijtortionntent be
i bused upon the \ote ol November,
at the rate ol'one delegate lor ouch town an
one delegate for eneh twenty-live votes or
major traction thereof:
Q. THAYER, Chr'm.
A. H. LKWIS, Sec.
J. ScilBIK.
Republican Central Committee ol Grant
County.
The Republican central county committeo
respectfully suggest. t.he Ici^al voters ol the
county that they hold their uicusse- at the
i -nal places ol" holding elect ion on Saturday,
n-t. -0, is*-.1., al the hour of six o'clock P. M,
that. the polls be kcj.t qpen lor one hour, and
that the delegates tmm each precinct be
elected by bnliot—excepting in the town of
Milbank "where the place may be U.vcd by
the 'own board at the hour ol eight o'clock
1*. M., and in the town ol llill (UJ-o'.'J at the
new school house at the hour ot one o'clock
I'. M.
1'y thus having the caucuses held at a nni
riii hour, ol which lull notice may be given
and voting by ballot, all possibility oi con
ti sting delegations may be happily avoided.
Alban 5
A'lams 3
,A ntelope Valley.. 3
big stone 0
ticorgia ..2
11 rant enter 4
n til
.Madison
Melrose.
Mil bank
(hsceola
Troy
Twni brooks.
Sherman....
Vernon
Totvusliip Caucus.
In accordance with the call and sugetion
ot the County Central Comicitte, a caucus
!'v the township ot Big Stone will be held in
t, Charles hall, his* Stone City, Oct. "20,
1&M3, at 'i :3t ll. Mlor the purpose ot choos
ing nine deU gates to represent said township
ill the KopiiKiean councy convention which
meets at Mil bunk, October !27, ins:j. said
cam us wi'l ii 1 -o nominate township officers,
fill vacuneies in membership oi
township committee, md such other busi
ness as may properly come before the meet
tug.
FTksky XKII.L.
... Township Republican Committee.
The law passed bv Congress in 1875,
giving equal rights to the negro, in
hotels, on trains and steamboats, tc.,
has been declared nnnonsuitntional by
the Supremo Court of the United
States. CnflVe must take a back seat
itgaiu.
State .Senator Charles Fuller of
Helvidere, lib, is at Washihgton, and
has decided to be an applicant
to fill the place vacated by
Judge Kidder, deceased, on the
.supreme bench of the territory of
Dakota. lie consequently drops the
Aberdeen land otV.e.e, vacated by the
death of Ilegister Duncombe in Michi
gan last Monday. The papers in the
ease were submitted to the President
LET Uig stone decide to-morrow
evening in a friendly aud amicable
way, who
'shall be her standard bear
er for tlu* important position of coun
ty commlsdoner, and let her best men
be sent as delegates to the county
convention on the 27th to press her
claims for recognition, and success
will crown the effort. When the nom
ination is secured, every man should
set himself to work to make the elec
tion sure. All rivalries and petty
jealousies should be forgotten after
caucus and convention, and as hereto
fore, Big Stone should give a solid
vote lor her choice of a candidate.
At the caucus to-morrow evening a
ful set of township ollieers is to be
renominated. There is little doubt that
rite old oflieeis will be nominated as
they are well qualified for their re
spective places, and. are representative
i msiness men and farmers. There are
few vacancies which will require
•pw nominees, such as justices of the
oeace ami road over-seer, but some of
heso have been temporarily filled by
satisfactory appointees who would do
v„ od service lor the public, if elected
:o the offices permanently. The un
~*:tled state of our county affairs has
not given the incumbents of our town
'dices a fair opportunity to do them
«»-Ives credit while the position has
bi-en unremunerative and a sort of
annoyance to them. It would be a
simple act of justice to re-elect them
ior another year, before beginning a
gradual change of the roster.
Oliver Palrymple, the bonanza
i'.uiner. it is said, will ship tioo.lHX)
bushels of wheat to Duluth this year,
claiming that by so doing he can save
about live cents per bushel over
Minneapolis, which is a handsome sum
un so large a shipment..
We sue numerous car loads of fail
road material for the construction ot
the Fargo Southern, being unloaded
at the junction across the valley from
here. As the work of grading the
last mile of road-bed is now going on
within the limits of Ortonville and
traeklaying commened at Fargo yes*
terday with immese quantities ot" iron
distributed at various points along the
road, we may expect to see trains run
ning upon it by the 15th of Nov. or the
1st ol' Dec., at the latest. rhat this
road is hardly under the direct man*
ugement of the C, M. & St. Paul, would
appear from the recent action of the
s»t. Paul merchants in taking steps to
prevent the direct transfer of freight
on this line from (.'hicagu to Fargo.
E LMIU A, Oct. 9, IS83.
(Tlxe following should have appear
ed in our last is&uo, but was crowded
out for want of spact. It has kept
well.—Ed.)
The Rustler rustieth. Mrs. "White
of Closet). Iowa, is visiting her sister
Mrs. A. M. Webster.
Mr. and Mrs. Horning,of Lake City,
are guests
of Mr. M. S. .Kelsey. Mrs.
Horning and Mrs. Kelsey, were
"chums" at the Winona Normal
School not long ago.:
A.W. Kelsey s wheat yielded 25% per.
acre, Eli Pickett's went '23. Mr. Kel
sey's wheat was white Fife. Mr. Pick
ett's Scotch Fife.
The United lirethern Church held its
last Quarterly meeting before Confer
ence at the Elmira School House on
a large attendance, particularly from
abroad,. Willow Bend and Yellow
Hanks being well represented. The
ministers present were Ilev. S. George,
P. E., Ilev. J. George, Rev. G. II.
Fairehild Itev. George Harding and
Ilev. Eldridge. The program was
about as follows: Saturday afternoon,
a sermon was delivered by Eld George.
Saturday evening, short addresses
were given by the preachers present.
Sunday forenoon at Y 30, speaking
meeting commenced which followed
by another sermon from Eider George.
After this the communion services
took place, and then a U. 1. class
was organized. In the afternoon in
place of the regular Sunday Schools
lesson an anniversary was held and
the following topics energetically dis
cussed:
1. What is the object of the Sunday
school
'J. llow shall the Sunday school
be conducted in order to make it
interesting?
3. What kind of literature should
be used in the Sunday school.
4. What kind of teachers should
be employed in the Sunday school.
f. Should Sunday school be uniou
or denominational?
Saturday and Sunday last. There was With musie, recitations and games.
A variety of opinions were called
out upon each of these subjects,
especially the last one. The principal
speakers were Messrs. S. George,
Harding. Elderige. Fairehild, Scott,
F. J. Priest Tlios. Stamp and O. H.
Kingsley.
After spend'nn: nearly two hours in
short speeches interspersed witn sing
ing the congregation was dismissed.
Mr. George Fanset has traded
his team for a yoke ot'
oxen and old the oxen to Mr.
S. Kelsey. F, A. Richardson's wheat
went -l i bushels per acre: Frank
Putnam's went I'j huscl.ls per acre S.
E. Davis's soft wheat was about 2b
bushel and his hard wheat, a large
part of which was sown on last year's i
breaking on which a crop o"f tlax
had been grown, averaged about 15. i
iias gone back on racing tlax tm break
ing. OSUAU WILDE.
The iieview holds out the olive
branch and in a manly way is disposed
to do justice to our claim for county
commissioner. We appreciate such
a disposition to put the affairs of the
county on a friendly basis and hope
the rorvention will settle matters
satisfactorily. Here is what it says:
The Uig Stone City Herald puts in a
respectful claim for one of the two
county commissioners to be elected
this fall, am
stances theJioview believes
justice that that section of the county
should have a representative. If the
delegates from iig Stone can unite
upon a good man Cor t.he oilicethe Re
view will favor his election*
Alii
YOU MADE niiserjilile hy indigeK
•onstipatioM, diz:dnes, loss ol appetite,
.. skin Sliiloh's Vitahzer is a posithe
cure. For sale at A. W. Hexseguie'ti.
tiou,
W Y W I Y O U e o u y w e n S i o s
Cure will give inimetiiate relief. 1'rice cts,
50 cts. und$t. For sale
.it A. W. Kesseguies.
S?l!IU»H'ri CATAHILH KHMKDY.-A pos
itive cure tor Cahvrrh, Diphtheria and (.'an
ker month. For .salt* at A. W. liesst.-guie's.
"HACIKMKTAcK," a kiritinj ami fragrant
pei fume. Price 55 and 50 c^uta. lfor sale a
A. W. Kesseguie's.
H.llJLOH't Ct'RK WILL iwmiediately re
lieve croup, whooping tough and bronchitis.
For sjile at A. W. ites^egue's.
FOR DV^l'KPSlA and liver complaint you
Imvi a.jrinted guarantee on every bottle
of Hhiloii's Vitalizer. It never taila to
(aire. For sale at A. W. Uesaegue's..
A NASAL INJECTOR free with eaoh bot-
tle ot ^hiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50
Evcry Elmira farmer who has tried it h'en's offered to return the money just
1
1 in view of the circum-
C. A St. I'HUl It'v.
The .Tarncs lliver line from Mitchel
via Woonsocket. Wolsey and Ashton
to Aberdeen and Kllettdale. is now in
complete running order, and limn.
verv desirable route between all points
on the Iowa k Dakota and Hastings
Dakota divisions.
Passengers going west on the II.
"D., No. 3. leave Minneapolis at A:v
V. m. and arrive in Aberdeen ato A. M-.
Ashton at and Mitcheil at 2 M,
making close connection theie vitli
No. 4 going east at -:!'1
Sociable.
Wilmot, Oc.. !.».
On Monday night last, the ladies 01
the Wimot M. E. church held a-•
"soci
able in the school house in honor ol
the pastor, Rev..James Rovve. vvhoha^.
been a successful worker in this com
munity during the twelvemonths just
passed. The large school house was
well lilled with an orderly assembly,
the hours llew swiftly by: hut the la
1 dies of Wilmot appear to have learned
that there is a more direct way to the
heart than through the ear. for out of
their amide baskets, they satisfied the
[wants of all present with the gaod
things of earth
A small deficiency in the pa:-1
I salary was quickly made up by a c--i
lection and all went home satisfied
that they helped and had been helped
along the journey of life.
A proposition has been made to i
the Chicago. Milwaukee & Si. Pan!, to
build tr:is connection. It is said that
St. Paul, and Minneapolis merchants 1
threaten the Milwaukee road with the i
withdrawal of patronage if not helped
along in the new enterprise as propsed,
Merrill's, general m.inagor, answer
is not yet promulgated. It is said
these peoj le ire endeavoring to make
the Manitoba and Northern Pacific
recede from the agreement about
carrying supplies for the new road.
Otlicers of the argo Southern do.
cline as the lemonstrance is t«.o lav
to injure l!.em and the road, will u
built the same as though nothing had
been done by St. Paul people. Tim
management of the Eargo Smthcm
intend rushing ths work on the new
road in spite of the kick raised in sr
Paul.
Arnold .Turgens. of Ihg Stone Tp.,
was recently sued hy Anton Jonas
for the return of 5^o huned bv the
latter to the former. The circum
stances were, such hat plainlv sV.nwd
the suit to he malic
nous, as Mr. Jur-
as soon as ho could thresh. Jonas
agreed to wait upon Mr. Jnrgens and
then sued him wiihont warning. Mr,
Jurgens is well known in his commnn-
!secure tIli
autee
ents. For sale at A. W.. Ite^seguLe's. ular size 81.
I u
Hi'i jji„,
M-'
un
I. & 1). division.
Passengers 'joing west on the I& D.
No, 3, an-iveat Mitchellai2:1" r. M..
leave Mitchell at '2:3o p. i. by .lames
River line Xo. 4, arriving at Ashton.
at 7:3'J p. M,, Abevdeett at p. c,
leaving Aberdeen, going ease su y:.o,
by II. & J)., No. 1, and at at Min
neapolis at 11:35 A. IS.
A sleeping car is earned between
Minneapolis and Aberdeen, and day
coaches between Minneapolis and
Mitchell, on H- k D. and .lames Itiyer
lines, and dav eoaclves between Cal- ...
mar and M'.trheH on the I. & 1). line, ship h.ren^v ex^tmg liar.
Passengers leaving Chicago at .M'm
ity as a strictly honest and honorable
man and he need have no fonr of his °ttJiS,
neighborsimnuting anything dishon'
est to him. The suit, hou ye:-, was
annoying to him as it was the first
time in his life he or any of his lam
ily had ever been sued.—Review.
It. is stated by the Argus that the
vacancy on the territorial bench, cans*
ed by the death of Judge Kidder, has
i tendered to ex-Congressman J.
u nv s
'd Michigan, but declined.
it simple that an effort js now making i„
to count v I
appointment of C. S. Palm­
er, assistant district attorney.
Ifon. S.
Duncomhp register of
the I nited Stales land mfift.' -.vt, Alu-j*.
deen.tlied of consumj-tion last evening
alter an illness of nearly three
months. He was fortv-tliree years
of age, and was a native of Mich'^-m
I lie served through the
i( t.ari.vij|,»
and Milwaukee at A m, via I .a- jhe style ami lin-. mime Furbr s.
Crosse and St Paul, arrive at Minne- i{»»iua has thi- day been dis-ived by inula.-.!
apolisat 3:Io p. M.. connecting with cou. af. s»ii charle.-,
II. & B. division. No. 3.
K. S. 11.
I The business men of St. Paul and
Minneapolis have held a meeting
regarding the completion of tin?
Fargo outhern branch from Eargo
I to Ortonville. Thev decide, that the
'completion is detrimental to there "Rill TT pq rl
interests, as it would afford a con
nec'.ion from Fargo to the south and
west without going through St. Paul.
vV u- n
rebellion with distinction. lio
hdd many prominent oiliees
liuren Co., Mich., nnd
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all debis due or t« l«*Couv said til
paid Charles M. L'urbi
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Mr, A.W. Resseguie is always- wide
W his business and spares no pains to secure
the bc!*t of every article in his line. He ha*
secured the agency lor the celebrated Dr
King's New Discovery lor consumption. The
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