The herald., October 19, 1883, Image 8

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

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T'HI KC'IL DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL.—Services in St. Charles hall,
Ml 3 p. Tn., Sunday, October 7th. Rer. A.
Metcall officiating.
CATHOLIC—Rev. Father Hermeling,
Priest. Service in Croal's School House,
htniell, Oct. VI3t Mass at o'clock
Catholic service in Web.-tcr, Oct. tii.
Mass begins at ten o'clock.
Methodist.—Services in St. Charles hall
every Sunday at 11 a m, and at T: il Mi.
Sunday school immediately alter morning
service. Class meetings at 10 a. Chil
li reus'meeting at i::iu pin. Prayer meet
ings Wednesday 7:30 m. Rev. Wilmut
\Vliittield, pastor.
OKIIMAN EVANGELICAL—Rev. Ph. Laux,
I' l.-tur. Servires lu::»0 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sundav school 'J::}'1 a m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at s o clack.
OEKMAN METHODIST.—Sunday, July
1st at 10 a. m. in school house, and every
'liird Sunday thereafter, Sunday school
very Sunday at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening at S p. m. Rev.
onrad Kohlhasse, Pastor.
i. o. o. r.
Inkpa Lodge, No. 34, I 0. '. 1'., will meet
teguhtrlv every Tuesday evening at clock
i'i their hall, St. Charles JSIock. Visiting
I nthers cordially invited.
,!.\o. A. MCXRO, N. a.
J. J. STKVKS80. Se.
I i.Hi: FABLE,
!I. 1. division C., M. St. Railroa 1.
Going Mast Going West
Passenger 9 30a l'J :()," a
Passenger 3:40 a 4:17 pm
Freight 2:05 a in, in
Freight 8:25 am.. K:5U HI
Kreight ..10:10 '2:-Jo a
Freight 5.30 in Ill: 1:0 a in
"larket Itcpori*.
WHEAT, NO. hard 79
No. 2 hard 74
No. 1 7i!
No.'2 r,7
No. 3 (li
PUTTER.
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15
POTATOES 1:
OATS '2
LOCAL LACOKXCK,
For a full line «»t gentlemen's suits
villi on Oeliler & Ilusscr. They have
just received an immense stuck of
ready made goods.
IIOO.M.S TO LET—Over
'iliee.
the
HERALD
Enquire on the premises.
Everyone should attend the (J re
at
Drawing to take place at the Catholic
lair in St. Charles hall, Xov. 15.
The (inn of Furber & Reqna, hard
ware dealers, has been mutually dis
solved.
Ol'touvilie is to
IMYP
a town
at the junction, if the report that a
town site has been surveyed there be
true.
All parties indebted to Oehlor &
Ilusser are earnestly requested to call
and settle, as they need the money.
Mr. F. J. Monroe and wife, with
their household effects, moved to E!
lendale, l)ak., this week, where Frank
is conducting an extensive and lucra
tive land business.
Kev Peterson, Snpt. of Presbyteri
an Dakota Missions, paid this city a
visit in the interests of his denomina
tion. lie spent a social hour or two
in the
Ben Crinpen, of Lockwood. will
move his family into Chris. Maid's
house on Dakota avenue for the win
ter, while lie goes to the pineries.
P• E. Knebel and Rev. Laux have
gone to ankton to attend a minister
iiil conference. Kev. llilscher of
ellowbanks will
oeenpv
the Evan­
gelical pulpit next Sabbath.
Mr. J. J. Stevenson returned last
evening from a trip to Minneapolis,
where he met his mother returning
from a long visit to Wisconsin and
New ork. The latter returns much
the better for the journey.
Hoys' nobby suits already on hand
and men's suits expected everv dav at
Oehler & IJusser's.
An exciting feature of the Catholic
Fair, on the I5tii, at this place, will
be the spirited rivalry for a gold watch
between Miss Alice M. (iillispie anil
Miss Susan Brown. Let all who can,
witness this contest.
Charley Krieg (A. O.). formerly one
of the "boys." now traveling agent
for Vincent, Peck, & Co. of Minneapo
lis, called upon us this week, looking
quite his former self.
In his correspondence with Minne
apolis wheat dealers Frank
Thorn-
dike learns that they are receiving
frozen wheat from the Red River
valley, and Frank has sent for a sum.
pie of the curb gity.
Stamped work for s-ile and done
to order at Mrs. Cameron's Millinery
shop. Call and see it.
Rev. Julius Kahl, of Whitewater
Wis., of whom mention was made in
our last has since purchased the quar
ter section of John Schwantes and an
other of the Whipple estate, in 122—
47:good investments, both of them.
Ed. Leavitt is the "boss" potato
man of this neighborhood. With lit
tle, but juli ions labor, he hits raised
about a thousand bushels of exeellent
potatoes on three acres of land adjoin
ing the cemetery. We know them
to be good for we have tried them.
On the 13, Hand 15th of November
a fair will be held in St. Charles Hall
for the benefit of the Catholic church
of this city. Extensive preparations
are being made for a bitj tin e and the
attractions will be many.
1
Ole and Chris. Casperson, the latter
quite an old resident of this place,
have started west to look out for a
a new place of business, since surrend
ering the responsibility of the Big
Stone City meat market. The boys
were honest, industrious and upright
citizens and deserve success where
ever they go.
Mr. H.J. McCJiverin attended the
M. E. Mission Conference of Dakota,
held at Huron last week. Mc. leaves
his post of duty so seldom that it
seems like a miracle that he should
go to even a Methodist convention,
but as looking after the interests of
his church is a ruling passion with
him. he is to be excused if he should
spend two days at such a noted gath
ering.
Rev. Father Hermeling made a liv
ing trip to Aberdeen, last Monday and
Tuesday, in answer to the urgent tele
gram of a sick parishioner only to find
on arriving that he had been superced
ed in his spiritual ministrations bv a
fellow servant of the church. He is
ever prompt to answer the call of the
needy and reckons not the cost. At
home he is one of the most genial of
men and our town is honored and bet
ered by his living in it.
Mrs. C. F. Welch of i'.ig
Our Evangelical friends have ar
ranged for ringing their new church
bell as follows Sabbath morning, 0 00
first bell 9 25 second bell, and I0 25
third bell. Evening, 7 o'clock first
bell. 7:25 last bell. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening, first bell 7 o'clock
second bell 7 25. A reliable clock is
to be put in the church this week to
regulate the time and. perhaps, the
bell-ringer. This arrangement, if
properly adhered to, will be much ap
preciated by the attendants of other
churches as the time of meeting, we
believe is nearly the same with all.
Ring, ring the bell!
Rev. James II. Mooers, of Bar Har
bor. Maine, is the new appointee to
theM. E. charge of this place. He is
a young man of cultured mind and has
been doing good work for the Master
in the East Maine Conference of
whieh he has been for several years,
and is still a member. lie 'brings his
wife and two boys to make their home
among us. To him and his, we extend
a cordial welcome and hope they may
find their stay here both profit ible and
pleasant. His first services will be
next Sabbath morning in St, Charles
hall, and regularly thereafter at lo 3
A, m. and 7 ,'U p. 1.
A man giving his name as George
Campbell, relieved the saloon of
Sid­
ney Drake, of Milbank, of about 5100
worth of pool-balls, brandy and cigars
and sent them by express to this point.
The liberality with which he dispensed
with some of his wares awakened the
suspicion of Mr. Henry Glasser who,
hearing of the robbery, sent word to
Milbank. and last Sunday evening,
deputy sheriff Nash and John Drake
'•ame down, and with the assistance
of Mr. Glasser, nabbed their game
while asleep in the elevator and took
him back to the scene of his misdeeds.
The stolenjproperty was obtained in
the express olliee here, and the. crim
inal remanded to jail,
A11
accomplice
is reported to have been apprehended
at Milbank.
Ball oil's Magazine for November
has a long and interesting chapter of
Mr. William II. Thomes's "Belle of
Australia." The story is drawing to
a (dose, and this installment is very
exciting. One more issue of the mag
azine, and it will be finished and then
the author will begin a new tale, call
ed "On Land and Sea, or California in
the Years Lv43, '44, and *45," when
Mr. Thomes was on the coast, collect
ing hides. It will be an entertaining
narrative to read. Besides '-The
Belle.*' Ballon has some thirty-five
different articles, illustrations, poems
stories, household and puzzle pages,
and other matters of interest. Re
member, the magazine is only SI.50
per annum, or 15 cents a single copy.
Just send 10 cents for a sample copy
iml see what a nice magazine it is.
For sale everywhere. Published by
Thomes & Talbot, 23 Ilawley Street,
Hoston.
Notice
is hereby given that we, the under
signed executive committee, hereby
request the several election precincts
for Grant county to act as judges and
clerks, respectively, of the election
to
i»e held 011 the question of the adop
tion of the Constitution submitted to
the people by the Constitutional con
vention held at Sioux Falls. D.T., said
election to pe held at the same time
and place as the general election to be
held on the 6th day of November, 1SS3.
Dated at Milbank, Grant Co.. D. T.,
October 0,
N. 1. LOWTHIAN, Ch'm,
Word* ol Sympathy.
As an evidence of the interest a man
of wealth takes in the comfort of his i
employees and others, and more espee- I
iallv as a mark of respect to our late
townsman, Geo. E. Osier, we pubish
the following letter of Mr. Charles!
Betcher. It was not intended for pub-,
lication as nothing is furthei fiom
Mr. IVs. disposition than a desire to
parade any sympathetic or charitable
act of his but at our own request, we
are permitted to copy it:
Red Wing, Minn. Oct. Mh ISC.
Henry J. Mc Giverin, Esq.
Big Stone City, Dak. i
My dear Sir. I have at this mo
ment returned from St, Paul and find
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my table a short line Ironi Mr.
Wihlborg, conveying the sad intelli-1
gence of he death ol our friend, Geo.
Osier. Though not as intimately ac
quainted with him, as 1 might have
been heretofore, 1 feel that I added to
my
Stone City,
and Mrs. P. Clarke, of Ortonville,
will be the leading contestants in a
friendly rivalry for the possession of
a Muff and Boa, at the Catholic Fair
o be held in St. Charles hall, Nov. 15.
The new M. E. appointments in this
part of Dakota arc J. II. Mooers, Big
Stone City W. II. Selleck, Milbank
P. J. Neary. Wilmot Oporto, to be
supplied, Travare, to be supplied.
These haiges belong to what is now
termed the Ordwav District—Win.
McCrcady, presiding elder. One of
the Methodist colleges has been locat
at Ordvvay the other at Mitchell.
former acquaintance and respect
for him as a man, by the short visit
recent'y at his pleasant home by the
lake. I always respected him for his
true manly bearing and felt proud of
him as one of the many upright and
genial men in mv employ, and I feel
Ihe loss of him as you all must feel it
who have known and appreciated him.
at his western homo.
Since that pleasant boat ride to the
camp meeting ground, during the
event of my last visit, two of the fam
ilies then represented— our friend
Neill's and now the Osier family—
have had their
homes
Angel of Death, one being bereft of
their infant they loved so well, their
first, their only one and now that!
manly form, in the very prime of life,!
a true representative of that noblest
of avocations—an American artisan
has passed from us forever.
Having had my heart strings almost
torn out by the roots, not many months
ago, by the loss of my youngest ami,
as we are apt to feel in such cases, the
dearest, I can the more fully and tru
ly sympathize with these left by him
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earth. Please convey to Mrs.
Osier my most heartfelt sympathy
and do so on my behalf by such sub
stantial aid and benefits as the case
may demand. Let me know her con
dition as far as it relates to the shape
iu which this sudden bereavment
places her.
Last week, my foreman, Mr.
Somewhat t'umou*.
Dakota Leader.
The N. W. luwa Conference of the
M. E. Church was held in Le Mars
last week. From the Sioux City Jour
nal's report we take this paragraph:
The first business of importance
was the case of A. sherin of Big Stone
City, and the following report was
made in the case: That he be
discontinued, he having withdrawn
while charges of gross immorality
were pending against him." Thus
ends a somewhat famous and dis
graceful case, and the church moves
ou while the man drops out.
Jones & Wolf respectfully ask par
ties indebted to them call and settle at
once, as tnev need the money to nav
their own bills.
iUOM: Y TO LOA\
In small amounts,
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Grant County Bank.
TAKjfNOTKE.
All parlits knowing
Drugs,
darkened by the
W111.
Munro, lost by death in child birth,
at Devil's Lake, his youngest daugh
ter married to a Mr. Mclutire of Wis
consin. It seems that the Angel of
Death is this year hoveling closely
around my own household and those i
with whom 1 am connected in busi
lless.
Yours truly.
CIIAP.LKS BETCUEU.
The La«t Etonunzu. iu California.
BILUKR, CAL.—Mr.
Tlios. P. Ford,
editor of the Mountain Tribune, ot
this place, publishes that the great
pain-cure, St. Jacobs Oil. has worked
wonders in his family, and that lie
would not be without it. He states
that among all the people St. Jacoba
Oil is the most popular medicine ever
introduced.
Fairbanks
short time at
IIICIIHCIVCK
iiMiebteil to ui» either by note or
book account, will plcu*e cuil und
settle ut once, an wc need the
nt oitey.
('AWARD ,ST STKVENSON.
\ol iee.
All parties indebted to us are re
quested to pay the same to Henry
Schafer, at once.
CASPERSON BROS,
Oehler & Ilusser have just received
a full line of Dry Goods for Fall and
Winter wear. Call and see them.
Take iote.
All parties indebted to Casperson
Bros, for meat, or otherwise, will
please call and settle as we close up
business Oct. 8th. next.
CASPRKSONBROS.
BuckleiiN Arnica Salvo.
The greatest inediral wonder :t the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Hums, Bruises
Cuts, {'leers, Suit Jtherm, Fever Sores, Can
cers, 1'iles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, and all skin eruptions, guarantcd
to cure in every instance, or money refunded
Twenty-five cents per box. For Sale by A
W.
Ressetfuie, Drugget, 13ig Stone City, Dak!
Scales,
H.
J,
McGIVERIN, Manager,
Wood work
HH STONE, CITY,
IHO STONE CUT,
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I have purchased a largo stock of Lumber at prices which
botkm tuures. 1 now have in stock Common Lumber in uij^
lunglcs. Lath, aiding. Flooring.
.lsh.
Cement, Stucco and Plastering Hair in ag
If you are going to build call and see
I will save you money.
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Mixed Paints of every shade. Steam and Ho
lower Ihresher Supplies, including Cylinder
Oil, Machine Oil. Axle Grease, i 11 pails
or ans. Belting, Lace Leather.
Rubber and Hemp Parkin*.'.
Machine Bolts
and
Stoves etxici •ri.Tni.^va-r
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Guns and Fishing Tackle, Powder, Shot, Shells, &c
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