The herald., November 02, 1883, Image 1

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

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a specialty. Also a largo snppl)
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Next Door to Post Office.
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Buffalo Coats,
Bog Skin. Coats,
Bulf2io and Goal Holies,
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Duck Coats,
Ulsters.
Overcoats.
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Groceries.
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,i!)"Tea Dust, 25c
.. Japans. 35,40,50,
Irmy & Navy 4SO* cllicl /0C6ITfcS.
,:o' Oolong,
S!c lg* Hammer4Or
f'.inier stone, ami
PrcNby
60c
Sun curod J&pand"UH
colored Jcips.
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He for
future
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LE VCII & NOCK, Prop5
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terian.
The Presbytery of Aberdeen was
organized at (iroton, Ouloher 23. It
covers all the territory east of the
Missouri and south of the 49th
parallel to a line running east and west,
beginning on the south line of Deuel
and Hamlin counties, thence following
thesouth lines of ('lark, Spink, Panik
and Potter to the Missouri.
Uev. J. 1). McLean of (iroton, was
chosen moderator liev. J. II. Clark
of KUendale, stated clerk and treas
urer. The Kev. K, II. Hooker, of Cul
I umbia, temporary clerk.
The Home Mission committee arc
|the Rev. Messrs. J. I). McLean, O.
i A. Brandt and Elder F. II. Ilagerty.
The liev. Get). Beach was receiv
ed from the Congregational associa
tion of Michigan.
Aid was granted from the church
erection fund to KUendale church to
the amount of nine hundred dollars,
and four hundred additional io(
church.
liev. Messrs. Wai t* and Beach were
reconiended for aid to the boards ui
home missions.—Huron Times-
The Blew Uogitter,
Hon. Chas. T. McCoy, of Don
Homme. Dakota, who has received
jl'rom the President the appointment-
Boots and Shoes, ,of »«.i
Distrn-t lias been a resident of the
ITerritory for about twelve years is
la native of New York entered the
I annv when a mere boy, ami served
during the war with distinction in a
Pennsylvania iCgim'.'Ut. He has been
quite prominent in Territorial politics,
was a member of the Chicago Con
vention, and one of the memorable
3iy that stood by General Giant. lie
is secretary of the Grand Lodge of
I Free Masons, of Dakota is a young
man about 33 years of age, of superior
executive ability and will proye to be
the rigid man in the place, having jv
had large experience in clerical woi
at one time
and Utlice ai
land, also havim: been
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employed in the I'. I
fxpriuglield, Dakota.
Dakotaiansare to be congratulated.
Mr. McCoy is the lirst resident of
the Territory who has been honored
with such an important federal a|
pointmcnt. and we tru.l it i^
joniy the precursor of the good that
i is in store tor Dakota, alter having
been so long deprived of her rights in
1 !i:s as w 1 i as in many oilier direct i«'»n--
Another stolen Ilor
Horse stealing is gi ..g to mi.
a common occurence in this i.i oi
|the country that we mighty have
I not ice "another horse stolen' stcie1.
i typed and have it appear each week,
•bavin" it mortised to insert the nann
the victim. The latest raid \va
i made on the stable of Mr.il. 15.
(ii'lis, living near Beardsley. last
Friday night, the thief or thieves
managing to capture oi.- ot Mr. s
best horses, and up to the pieseut
writing no trace ha en found of
either horse or thieves. I lie same
night a horse was taken from the
"hie of Morris Lounsberrv, who
sta
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SSHLUdJ.
N jirt'iill
BKJ STONE CITY, DAK., FIJI DAY, NOV. 2, NO. 11
G.
thieve
lives near Mr. Cillis, bnl tin
did not succeed iu gi'ttiug away wuh
'ti'•» uniuuil. islu* \Viis louii'l ihvj ncxi
morning standing near the barn bn
,died and blanketed, which circum
stances would indicni
1 "dumped" the ritb
home. What seems suange, abou.
I this liorse stealing business that n i
Announce
A large urop
e IlKUALI)
hom desire
.arming literature than v»
give in our limitedspac
modate all
1
licent offer.
Come
:u(.
uh rs of
many of
more of
aieable to
To accom
made ar-
trtioti of 11
i r-• farnie:
a Ki-eat cle
such we have
rang*
i \meri n' ... .,
inium for one year every subscribei
iof the IlMKALi) who pays his subsenp
in advance. The American fai*
I'enicnts with the publishers of the
rerican Farmer to give it as a pre-
11on in ad\ am
ii-nc Iti page paper, published
Ind.. the subscription
price of which is SLOti per year. Ev
crv fanner in (.rant and Roberts coun
ties should avail himself ot this mag-
nuT is a
at Fort Wayne.
prni's i
and see those pumps at
Xovelty Wood Works.
L.
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QUI
Cornell Avenue, Big Stone City, Dak.
JACKSON
r,I( STONE CITY, DAK.
1'A I NTS
e hors
•turne'
been going on in this countr
a e
bee!i
i s n o a v i
I !»HSl liutw
I quite a number svol- n i
I inslance where the hor
"•ered or the thief captur«-d. or in fact
anv trace had of cither. The quest ion
o is'M, how long sha.l th.s state ot ui
lairs exist (—lrown's alley Kepori
er.
wts lecov-
the
TAKE notice.
i i u U O V I I K I v e
rittier by note or
ill pleaNC cull and
to u*
indebted
book account
ontc, as we ttoc
cAWARlli BTEVKNSON.
HOLMES & BRO.,
DEALERS IN
Groceries and Provisions,
lisa
i i
Bests
Hats, Caps, Mil s, &c., a 11 at v ry 1
.ow 1
Kj
TDlLKT AiriTCLKS
i
and
SOT AND SHOE IffipiTBIS
AT
different kinds of Ladies
0 U 1
and Mens in endless quantity and styles also a big stock ot
Heady-Made Clothing
Call and See Me.
DRUGS
AND
ST A
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1
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'tCKS.
TO V,
AT
Call and Examine
THE
IMMENSE
NOBBY CLOTHS
ron
Slices.
BUHLEES!
and Children's Custom Shoes-
for the Fall trade.
n
JACKSON BUHLER.
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s
Y A N I S I I
FAXCV AirnCl.LS C«Mi A 1»
LtiWKST i'HICKS
STOCK OF
the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
A.
Caward & Stevenson's
Ktniiit Tair BtwiiMt.