The herald., December 14, 1883, Image 8

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

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CIirRCH D1RKCT0KY.
1
CATHOLIC—Kev. Father Hermelin«»
riest. Service
jvt Hie Stone, December 23d.
Muss at l'l o'clock.
Service in Wilmot
December 16th. Mass
i f^ins at 10 o'clock.
Methodist.—Services in St. Chnrle* hali
verv .Sunday at 10:DO a in, and at ?:K m.
mi iu'lav school immeiliately alter morning
»crvice. Class meetitnjs inimeiiiately alter
vening service, l'rayer meetings Wednes
day 7:30 i) m. Rev. 3 H. Mooers, {astor.
KRMAN KVANUKLICAh—Rev. Ph. Latix,
ior. Services
IU-.W
a. in. and
oiirad KuhlUas.se, Pastor.
Tint: TABLE
U. & D. division
C..
M.
ft
St. Railroad.
Going Kast (icing \VV»t
I'ussenger *:"7 am...
J'Mseuger
No. 5i hard.
No. 1
No.
No. S
POTATOES
m'TTKR.
..5:30 a
Take Notice.
All parties indebted to us will save
It per cent, interest for three months,
by settling before Jan. 1st. After
that date, ill accounts and interest on
!:e same from Oct. 1st. will be collect
ed at once.
gone to Chicago for treatment of the
ves
Diebold's mill pond is the merry
skater's rink. Every night it presents
a iivelv, busting scene, in which old
Anyone who wishes to make a friend
a Christmas or Xew Year's present,
in the silver or jewelry line, not now
iu W. DeXoyelles" stock, can have the
ame
For silver, silver-plated and nickle
plated ware, skates, tilting, tubular
lanterns, sausage-cutters and sniffers,
at Charles Belcher's hardware store.
place immediately.
Any family town wishing to
board a boy or girl while attending
school for the work they will do morn
ing and evening* please leave notice
at this otliee. as several applications
tor such places have been made.
Cloaks and Dolmans at JO per cent
less than regular price, for cash, in
order to close
u u
i
8:10 5:30
ffarkei He
ports.
WHEAT, NO. 1 hard.
OKHLEIt k IIUSSEK.
l.tll'AL liAfOKirx.
Shakopee Flour always on hand
at the feed store.
Mrs. A. II, Caward left on last ev
ening's train for the east.
The party who found a tortoise
shell pocket knife on the mill pond
can lind an oA\ner for it at this oilice.
Mrs. O. T. Jones of St. Paul is a
guest at her brother-in-law's 8. C.
Jones, Esq.
Our old and valued friend, A. W.
Barron, of Springdale, was perambu
lating our streets Wednesday.
I)r. O. M. Ileustis, dentist of Mil
hank, has been tarrying in town a few
days, doing a lucrative business.
"Feck's Ba»l Boy and his Fa's., ci
gars, nickle apiece, at W. DeXoyelles.
Major Crissey has removed from
sisseton Agency to Travare, taking up
iiis abode in his new residence at the
latter place.
Kev. Mooers has sold two acres of
his recent lake shore purchase to Mrs.
Annie Turbin, a most excellent lady,
Boston, Muss.
Presiding Elder McCready of the
Ordway District held Quarterly meet
ing in St. Charles hall, last Sunday
morning, preaching an earnest dis
course to a lull house.
Smoke "Mark Dewstone's Choice,"
only live cents, at \V. DeXoyelles".
We reprint this issue the table on
'•Valuation and Taxes for 1883," with
slight corrections. Every taxpayer in
the county should have a copy for
•preservation, hence this second edition
J. B. Buehler, of Decatur, liid.,
is at present attending to the business '"juied parties, the owners of these
interests of his cousin Jackson Buhler lakers will have a chance to
our boot and shoe merchant, who has
i
and voung of both sexes Ireelv mingle injurious effects of coal gas. The
ill the rollicking fun. Xo tiner skat- ,d""ipers ft the stove had been unin
ing ground can be found Dakota. tentmnally so regulated on retiring to
bed that the gas escaped into the room
and on returning at a late hour. Mr. T.
1
iu short time lv leaving their
order with him at once.
The (irant County Headquarters
will open a new stock ot Dry Goods
next week for the Holiday trade.
The church bell lately erected in
the steeple of the Evangelical church
not proving satisfactory, was this week
taken down anil shipped back to the
place whence it came. A new one of nutting, the (ilass Ball artists will par- i
superior metal will be furnished in itsjticipate iu a shoot, 1^ yards, 10 balls,
free to all. There is also some talk of
getting up a club badge to be, shot for
on certain conditions bv all enrolled!
Two thousand bushels of oat.s want
ed iit J. J. Stevenson's. Will 9»J in
rash or trade.
Andrew Wolf, the machine man,
starts lor Wisconsin to-day to spend
the holidays with friends iu that
.State.
Mr. August Timm, of Fon clu Lac
county. Wis., has purchased Alex.
Meadow's farm, just west of town.
Mr. Timui returns to Wisconsin to-
Jay
to
me
undav school i) a in. Prayer me
very Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
(iKRMAN MKTHODIST.—Sunday, July
1st at 10 u. in. in school house, and every
liird Sunday thereafter, Sunday school
verv Sunday at a. in. Prayer" meeting
very Thursday evening at 8 p. m. Rev.
settle up his affairs there and
"k remove his family to his new home.
Owing to delay in securing the lit
erary exercise for Christmas eve, that
part of the intended programme will
he omitted by the M. E. Sunday
School at the Christmas Tree, but the
presents will be distributed all the
same and everybody is invited to hang
gilts for their friends on the tree and
partake of the general merriment of
the occasion.
Kev. Fairchild has moved his fam
ily from the farm in Lac qui Parle
I county into town, that his children
'8•: may have the advantage of our
schools, while he goes to the eeastern
part of Minnesota to preach, lie be
6a laiigs to the Uni'.ed Urethren pjrsua-
ATS 25 [sion, and departed for the field of his
labors this week.
Mr. O. 1). Hueston who has been
doing good service during the summer
in C. F. Welch's lumber yard and ot
lice, has been employed by il. J. Mc
(riverin in the hardware store for the
holiday season. O. li. is one of our
reliable Big Stone boys who deserves
prosperity and we have no doubt that
it will be to the interest of the houne
to keep him permanvntly in its employ.
Wellington DeXojelles will have
a large assortment of fine jewelry for
inspection and selection on Wednes
day the ltfth inst., and for a few days
thereafter. The goods will be spe
cially adapted for Christmas and New
Year presents for persons wishing to
tender something nice to their friends.
Don't forget the date, as the goods
will be on exhibition for a few days
only.
Miss Ida Campbell, who has been a
member of Kalph Struble's and Hen
ry Glasser's families for several
months, started for home in Michigan
on Tuesday's train. Jiy a peculiar
coincidence, occasioned bv repeated
delays on his part, Mr. ltob Thomp
son left for Iowa on the same tram,
and the query with Miss Campbell's
friends is whether sine will land in
Iowa or Michigan.
liuffalo Overcoats and ftobes sold
for thirty days, 10 percent, below reg
ular prices, at Oehler & Husser's
Charley Kreig, the cigar man,
scooped down upon his Big Stone
friends yesterday, took a good order
for his firm, paid his compliments to
the
HKKALD
in the form of renew­
ing his subscription, and hurried on
his way, rejoicing in the expectation
of being able to .spend his Christmas
in the bosom of his family in Minne
apolis.
Grevious complaints have been made
to us regarding stock running at targe
over town, and from our own observa
tion we believe the complaints well
grounded. The offending brutes are
chiefly hogs, half grown, too costly to
kill outright and too ill-bred to toler
ate away from home. Judging from
the maledictions heaped upon them by
l,a' P"'"dmaster dues before long
un ess
s o
li*e *tock. Oehler
A Ilusser.
•The Evangelical association of Yel
lowhanks,
Lac qui
l'arle county, has
nearly completed the erwetion of its
south of the old Evangelical church
Public Schools close for the holi
days next week, and will resum «HI
new church building. leet, re-, raine the bulk of their seed on thcii
moved from Goodhue county, Minn., own farms, by the most approved
to ii present JocatU»«. al»out six miles methods, and liave obtained a world
wide reputation for the quality and
variety of the seed they put upon the
Wednesday the Ud day of January,
l*i4. Let all scholars remember tlie
-opening day and attend promptly, that
'.here may item* delay in reorganizing l.Hind of
the stray proguey are eorraled
jat home. Tlusu inserted by request,
las a warning.
11,e
a
family of C. Thompson had
nanow escape,one night lately, from
found the children delirious and other
members of the family more or less
unconscious with the dtadly poison.
An abundant supply of the fresh night
air and the assistance of a physician,
speedily restored the exhausted and
almost lifeless sufferers. A safe plan
with coal stoves is to arrange damp
ers an hour before retiring. This
allows time to determine how the
stove and gas will act.
Oehler & Ilusser sell the Xew Home
Sewing Machine, one of the cheapest,
best and most durable machines in the
market.
On Christmas day, the weather per-
members of the club. All persons
desirous of enrolling and making the
club a permanent organization, can do
upon applying to E. W. Thorndike
or F. A. Eldredge. The club will be
organized with a small initiation fee.
The attention of our readers is
reKpectfully called to the advertisment
in another column, of D. M. Ferry Jb
Co.. Detroit. Mich., the celebrated
seedsmen. They do the largest busi
ness in their line in the lrnite I States
market, and their integrity in tilling
all orders entrusted to then). Their
beautiful Send Annual for 1H84, sent
free to all who apply for it, will be
all who
true to
e
lasses.-as a. e)iaiige of teachers de&ire W pujU'ijJiM seeds
htce in the upper department. 'name.
ical value to
•Invitations are out for a social dunce
and
oyster supper on Christmas hve.
The young men having it in chaige
will make it THE event of the season.
Stockholders of the Big Stone Lake
Transportation Companyjtre invited
to meet without fail at p. in. to
morrow (Saturday) evening, in the
HEUALD
Otliee
to pay or give security
for their liabilities, or be nued for the
game at once.
A Mr. Burtleld of eastern Minneso
ta no tills temporarily the position
of station agent, while Mi. 1). A.
Short takes a furlough. Between
overwork and sickness 1J. A, was a
badly used up man. lie goes to Sliak
opce and Minneapolis.
The well-known firm of Movius
Bros, has transferred its machine bus
in ess and interests to E. A. & J. 11.
Movius. These two young men are
posted in the business and will drive a
lively trade. The old linn of Movius
Bros, will continue in the real estate,
loan and insurance business.
While in Milhank yesterday, it was
the editor's pleasure to look iu upon
the institute workers. Though but
the first day of the institute twenty
members were enrolled and many vis
itors present. Supt. George and l'rol.
Cross, of the Milhank schools, were
manfully and intelligently holding
forth, and Territorial Superintendent
Beadle was hourly expected. These
people are doing a noble work for the
improvement of our schools and de
serve the encouragement and suppoi
of eveiyone.
MliS. E. LUPPS,
DRESSMAKER
Cutting and Fitting in tlie most satisfactory
manner and in the latest styles ol the art*.
1 also tracli the "Jackson iModei'1 mode* o!
cutting and titting.
SHOP OVER THE HERALD OFFICE.
If
Monday. Nov If'. 1883.
Board met pursuant to nil jornment.
Present: John Hnzzell, chairman. A.
C. Dodge and the clerk.
Board considered several petitions
for abatement of taxes. On motion
the same were rejected.
On motion Board adjourned to Fri
day December 1, at JO o'clock
A. at.
John Buz/el 1.
Attest. Chairman.
J. C. Knapp, County Clerk.
Gsne Sever lo Hrturii.
GARDINER. MI:.-—Mr.
Daniel Gray,
a prominent, lumber merchant writes
that his wife had severe rheumatic
pains so severe as to render her
unable to sleep. From the lirst
application of the famous German
Heniedv, St. Jacobs Oil she experince
unspeakable relic 1, and iu two hours
the pain had entirely gone.'.
BOItAXIXE, the oniy successful
substitute for soap, 10 cents per pound
package, at Munr»
A. Welter's.
ovss.
Thorndike Bros, are paying25 cents
cash for oats, at the Elevator.
Ba'lou's Magazine tor January wasplendi
number, and '•ontains more g.iinl readiu
than any scital in the country. There is a
capital jils.rateU article on Alexiro and its
pru^le and the coutuieuceuient ot Mr. William
ll. 'J'ln.iiits's new yarn, "im Land and Sen.
or California In the Years 'm
winch will prove very interesting the pio
neers ol tlu.1 ct.Ue, anil all who have visited
thai country. No one should tail tor-ad it.
besides "On Land and Sea," there is as^n-it
eU illustrated poem by the popular pfel and
hnnioribt, Karl Marble, and some twenty or
more stories, sikeU'tit'S, and poems, by wtdl
k nown writers. No one who reads liaSlou's
Ma^'.zine can tail to 1* interested iu it. It is
chcuj, juid it is good, its price beingjonly §1,
V» ]er annum, or
i.'t
cents a single copy'*. Just
stud to cms n a sumiile copy and see what
a nice magazine it really is. wilt always
lind soniMiiiUK ui it that can't be lound else
whwe sor sale everywhere. Published by
Thomes & Talbot, •j/l.iawley Street, Huston.
MRS. E.
SIMMONS.
pERRITORY OF DAKOTA. County ol
I Grant, hi Justice (Hurt, before A. W.
Movius Justice ot the Peace.
I'H.'iBi.K.s HKTCHKK, Plaintiff,
1
against £ss,
M. P. AI.LBX, Defendant, 5
The Territory ot Dakota -ends greeting:
To
P. Allen, Defendant. V on are
by summoned
1«82, tor moneys
Justice
DKl-ISSIXti CAi
here­
to appear More me, at my ot-
tiee, 111 Piy Stone City, in said eounlv, on the
ljth Hay ol January, A D. at one
o'clock, P. to answer to the complaint ot
the above
named plaintiff, which was lil^din
my office on
the ^Kth day ol November, A.
ISM, by Charles Hrtcher, who claims to re­
cover ol you the
and interest
sum ot Twenty-three dollars
Irom ami alter .Ian. 14th, A. D.
paid by plaintiff lor
and tabor done
And you
Iftil
Haid plaintiff will
terest Iroui
ot
County,
D. T.
work
lor defendant.
are hereby notified that itjou
to ftppear and
answer as alioye required,
take judgment against you
in said sum ol Twenty'three
dollars
and
«lter
with in­
January 1st, lss'i.
Hiven under
my handthfs 4th day ot De­
cember, A. D. 1M»J.
A, W. Movies.
the Peace
within and lor
Urant
K. N. Pwineit, Attorin-v for I'laintitV.
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1 have purchased a large stock (»f Lumber at prices \vhirh
bottom tigures. I now have in stock Common I.iuuiK.r
.Shingles, Lath, Siding, Flooring, Sash. Doors. Mou].^'
Cement, Stucco and Plastering
you are going to build call and see
I will save you money.
THE CKLi ilK VTi i POUT ItKYON LIJIKUV
WRITING DESKS. TEUK^I OI
Toys!
11ST TIN',
j4 "•i+Jand '40,''
TilL
Everything Bright and Ne
PKHFUME CASK AND BOT1 I.L.
HAXDKKKCIIIEF
lu Cxiass, (Jliiiui juicl C'»! »i' '-I
(»\lsTl N (it
Plain and Ornamental Vases, Toilot Sets, Cups and
taohe Cups, Tea Toy Sets, Mugs,
Perfnmes, Hair Oils Poiaaflss, Brasliss, Gj
In fact everything hoc s^jirv for iriiN to {ricn'i^ .i"'i
Iionie liajipy. at
MUNRO & "WELLE
Call ana Bee TJ0-
ATTENTION!
I" airbanks Scales, Iron and Wood Pumps
well, Sulky and Walking Plows. Points mid Oil
all sizes, W'lntc Lead, Colored White Lead,^'!
Mixed Paints of evory shade. Steam an'l1
Power Thresher Supplies, including
Oil, Machine Oil. Axle Grease, inp1"3
or Cans, Belting, Lace Leather-
Rubber and Hemp Packing
Machine Bolts and
RTOVKS AN! 'j'lXAVA1{6
Wagon Makers'
iu
Hair in
C. P. WELC
COME AND SEE
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MUNRO & WELLER'
& HLoVM
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PIIOTOd 1{ A Fit AND Ail't'lIlAPH
l'AJ'EJi
&
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In Chess. Dominoes, Checkers. Backg
Oris Cross. Blocks and Cards.
VEI.MI- i'EA£J
XMAS A .NEW YEA!
NATIONAL AXDM
Toys To
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GAMES
ORNAMENTS
Pv (!j!
for
!l
and Blacksmiths'
Guns anil Fishing Tackle, Powder, Shot, Stall5, 'll
&
CHARLES BETCI
H. J. HcEIVERI*. UdMcer. 5!5'