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The herald., December 21, 1883, Image 8
About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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Ciinieii D1HKCTOH.Y.
CATHOLIC—Rev. Father Herim-iinc,
Priest, Ven ire at Bin Stone, December 23d.
ilass at 10 (Vlo''k.
Service in Milbank, December ^sth
Services
Jfc.(il»-
^hakop-e Flour
the feed store.
'er a
1
I
4aa
Mass
at 10 oclock.
Mrtlioili.-t.—Services in St. Charles hall
evorv Sunday at W::M) a in, and at 7:dU m.
Sundav sellout immediately after morning
service. Class meetings immediately alter
evening servire. 1'raver meetings Wednes
day TaiO m. Rev. .1. II. Mnneis, pastor.
(I HUM AN K V A N(iK hi(.' A L-- Rev. Ph. Laux,
'asttu.
la: a.
and 8
tn.
ni.
p.
Suiwl.n'li'Mil i 111. Prayer meeting!
every \Veli es iav evening at s o'ul «tk. I
(IKK.VAN M1:T!KU)IST.—Sunday, July!
1st at Mia. m. in school house, and every
third Sundsiv theroaitpr, Sunday school
overv Sunday M.t a. m. Pntver meeting
M-i'iv Thursday evening at
w
].
m. Kev.
Conrad KohlhasSe, Pastor.
1. O. O. F.
i-:i. !.:i i. No. 34, o. o. !i.«t
rejiuiaily every Tuesday evennij: at Mi'clork
in'their ha!!, tt. Charles iihx:k. Visiting
Inother.- cordiallv invited.
.!No. A. MUXKO, y.!.
,). .I. STKVKSSOK, ^E,
i»:a v. iiii-K.
I', .v I. division C., M. St. Railroad.
Cioinn Hast (ioinq West
Passoignr :iiu 5:.'5U a
ii&$eni er H:lU pin 5"i0
Market lienor:-..
No. 1 hard
No.'J hard
N
O A S
POTATOK
JJUTTKI
'I'akc Notice.
i .!•:, ,ndehte«l lo i s v, iii save
]n pt-r eeiit. iuli i''st for three months,
by .settling bi-itn'e .Jan. 1st. After
that date, ill accounts and interest on
iil'l (lei. 1st. Will be c,«ilect«
same
at OF,
UKHT.Kll & II i Kit.
ilwavs .•:i liand
Peek's i!ad lioy and his Pa's., ci
i.iti.-., nicklo apiece, at W. DeNoyeiles.
Tiio. CJrant County Headquarters
v.:!: open a new stock oi Dry i'ods
-i i week tor the Holiday trade.
cloaks and Dolmans at
per at.
10
l'- s than regular price, for cash, in
order to close- out the stock. Oeliler
11 uss'T.
Vnaw iiii :-]nes jtisS. r't". i\ed
a'. ^IcVf.iiawii 6.
Congress has adjourned ferine holi
day s.
Dr. Lane was atti nding biii v.- ?s in
1: burg yesterday.
That spi'cial assortment of (Hold
1 .-events alDcXoyclies' is really worth
i ing.
W. i\ Hoar of (iariiehl renewed his
ii.legiance to
I line of c'hrlstm is jeweir
IUJ
V, DeNoeJ]es is just tin- jdaee.
Lost- On or about, the mill-pond ten
:,ivs ago. oue-iiall of a moss-ag.ile and
j.old collar button. The ,-.ame will be
thankfully received at this as
js part of a valued present.
Ieo. Sciiiuiii purposes siarting a
•j-:vi'Miasiuin. \S'!atI fun lor tin- hoys!
f- iiiging dunib-b(di. Indian clubs,
turning the ar. e. i s t: •'. i. i
t'Xereise that
i iatrlev Tunt-VI, j4.ur laitoful mi Her,
•. taken his Ibght to scenes of eai'iy
to spend tiie holidays. No man
.it llig Stone is more to be trusted or
j.' h'e attentive to business than Char-
tiazeoij i e n u:. 11 e leys na\'e i j«
/e' Ci",h. ii '..t I i ea!(juari s.
.: ks like id ji e =. Ii urrah
Last 'i'utsdav's A? uuea]iolis daily
'.•i ctu'ded th*' e.rnval at the Nicollet ut
P. yjionitv and wiie. ofi.bg Stone
v. o 4i',\ eo'ilj'-le wer-' oa
j:•, i w to r-outhern Jlhiiois on a
V at to parental lireshles. for thMioh
riMii 4 .tun heatihg
Munro & Writer's display "ad"
Holiday goods which first appeared
lust week and still continues, is only
a fair index of the, emHcss variety of
things to Uj found in that overstock?'!
emporium of nice presents.
Mr. "Win. Kohson, foreman of
Charles Betelier's mills, lied Wing,
Minn., and father of Mrs. II. .1. Me
(tiverin of tins piacr, is paying Jlisj
Ntnnv and vicinity his [irst visit. He
is highly pleased with our surround
ings and advantageous location. It
will lie remembered 1ns son Charles
not long since borght a farm in this
adjacency. Perhaps, by way of ex
cuse* the father might, come out here
permanently to l-nk alter his chil
dren.
W. 3eNoyelles has just received a
costly quantity of Christmas and New
Year's gilts. Choose your presents.
SEASON AliLE (lOOI)S and SER
VICE ALL PliESEXTS -in great
r.bundance at Charles Hetcher's hard
ware store, at greatly reduced prices
iv close out same.
If you want to se
Holiday Dry Good.
son's.
80
!ed
IIKI:ALI,
TUP
noLwith-|jliuilt
.siandin^ the acconijianymg storm.
I .each !i Xoek jfiniinl the public
v. ith a neat, new "ad" this weei that
t! ey are still to the Hunt in liie lum
1 business.
^biarterly meet i m" th"
Ilv.mgel-(best
'. m. c'ur.rc.h begins this evening and
ii i ini:s over Saobath. Presiding
1.• KiioluT will be jiresent.
iv.ie. Whitford's generous looking
.Md.cnance was uunsuallylieaming as
jse passed a: u-nd the e -.i .-. TiU'Silav
-Morning. s.-uebod was a
«M
i.C.r ijrl sleigh-ride id tl-.e seasnw
av.is lakea iestcnlay. bciiuid e\
s. uit"e Munro's span'.'.ing bays.
Tuough ^iiow is rather sparse the ride
was i-xcjuiig ami thorotiyhl enjo}
a fine display id'
cull at Stf1 ii-
Students of the t'rlcnvilic II:
School. assiste%d by home talent, will I
give an entertainment in Ort.on's Op
era House.this evening. It is the last
of a serirs with the ri ceipts id' wh'nh
.t large bell, an encyclopedia and geo
metric solids have been beagiii ior ,.
use of the school.
Presents for the Christmas tree
can be. left Saturday afternoon at the
hardware store, or all day Monday at
the hall. Everyone who desires to
give gifts to friends should feel free
to bring them in. The evening pro
igram will begin promptly at o o'clock
introduced by a short literary treat,
after winch the presents will be dis
tributed.
The Powers-Barnes laud confer.:
Watertown the past week, has ex-1at.
cised the minds, and bodie too. of
some of the, people in the Kilhouru
neighborhood, many of them being
taken over to that city of strife as
witnesses. The events connected
with the beginning of this contest
were of a serious nature and well
known to the people of this county.
Many will be ple-ived to Ivr.- t!n ??.
Powers is likt-i to reeo\ i .:.
lost claim.
i Two thousand bushels of oats wa'it-
at J. J. Stevenson's. Will pay
casli or trade.
The Ion established 1:: 1 u.».• ...
•lumber iirui of Wood j!r.,.. oi. ut
jvilie, will move their Im-diiess lo
bank at an early date. Thdr fxpeii
euced tinsmith. Mr. Notion, has
engaged as Li.u'eniau of Ciiarle.i l»et-a
i-r's i11 11oj» oi this ])iacv. and will
'•move his family hither as so .: a- a^.
available house can lie fonnu
crowded town. Mr. N. will be a v.
thv acquisition, especiaiiy to our ti e'.
as he is lirst-class workman and
up a large pennum-nr patrrma.','
for himself on his own ruerits as a m
jchanic. No more fortun'ite --eie'-tii.a
I could have been n.a o- a' .v- '.-•:i
he is to occupy.
v
Oeliler it Ifusser.- i 1 ,:. ,v Hini-e
''-ing
Machine, on- iieajK.-,.
and most durable m. tai: li.e
i market.
v ai'i: iiiijijiji to aiiiior.'i' luai n
have sccured l!i(* servi- of i„ A
Norton as tinner in our sii• •. lie has
been in tic.* employ ol' H'n :d I::
Ortonville for over tiir. yea
1.-,
favorably known bv th* peup'.i-.n
toll(** (L'a !i' a! I iC 'i i i 11"
ties, both a ui.ai aaa a ine.-lunnc.
Caas. iiKTt .:
S.its rary Etepublic.?'
"Kilty millions of people, iai
Cools." was Carh ic's pointed v. .tv .ii
piitting it. '1 he now hililiantly
lui Literary ,lte voluuiui—woad, a
\v montiis ago vas supiius^.d i
permanently d'.»o'H'*d .-iea,
AWI.INS
.N»i
1
ILL-.NKL \'AI
i'rcJiidi LiieratiKi','"
vniuiiii.'S, ili.»ut
lr,»m ...rti u iji.i,•'!'m
i..,.
I The eaadnidic
i Vore for those
ji will take lo.
eiel !. Tile 1 o.'.
I Hooks 11 c.si'J i ot
jdurtn. ttie jieM
t' i iti.-v staieii.
:a!vaui:e. Ton
I ami ne n .j. noos -.
I lio'ii Wjpe
o\ en, l^.il\Cl..
ST
tL'anite iron Tea and Coff.-e pots, Sii
ver-plated knives, forks and spoons,
handsome hanging, bracket, student
aad table lamps, Mi's, pott's llal-irwns,
skates. A-e.. ,'vc.. At
JiMTCIJKi:'-.
v v i o u s U o u a s i s s u e
the tlu rmometer ranged from 'u to lio
'a-grees above zero and tiie air lelt as
jiiiid -s springtime 1ml a change
.has come over the spiritof ow/Jreams
i!iis week and the mercury has fallen
.»o 21 behw in one instance, Wedne.
jnl with slight snow.
1--
^lay iiKuning. Weather is dry and
.k
I
opposite, that jicopj'a are r»
loois. but that Hi1 y wanti..) b.
ratlier than tra-... ..iid the ai.-i.u
Hepublie" js tie- ult. 1.. ,iimi!.
i?) a voter. Uaiiu'.,- the iir.it eh'cib u
ate lo be east (by po.v.al card], :elo:
January 1, lsv4. i
flefor
(il cut Alolial'i.'li ICS til-. .Mnaeijt i.l.'^ii-i
Woiid. "!n tia."« lai^e i .'it vnlmajs, ai.nat
•J/iH i ja^es, wi'.h pr-tM"?- aid lim: ill.i-iira
tJDli?!. i'rictt redll. ir-iir: t)
d'taoT.
t*
Joji.v licsKJX. a..1: l\ajite -s'-' an 1
-S»U«u
Veiih.'. in liaudsnuii'
ol
trjino. Vulumi.'n, :i'./• .,. .... I ',v xlii
i. u.-nratiyUfi. I'l-i-.: aa.'ed i. ..i t"«
i KWrrr.- ••Jfisn-ry nl i'.-s
AMI
trom Uie eariie-it i-i T/ansl
Inmi li.e
i,r.'iua.u.t.m.-r,
Hi.4
'rcni. I'rm.i.syjy iliustr-'Ui:.!.
iive Jiti'tje i'oia ne •, ali nU i.'iij pa
ru e reduced lrniii tu a.
IK
•''L'j\n[i!t-te jlisf
in 'Wu l.i.'^e
T: .1 '''S. IVi.e
ttlixcd farm Ii**.
It has been the history of all wcjd
ern States that the iirst crops usually
raised as a specialty, has been wheat
and many men have trom this
alone become wealthy, and while a
kota stands secontl to no wheat
ing country in America, and winie
)ier statistics show that she hr.s pro
duced more bushels lrum the satn
mimber of acres than any other state
territory, we would still advocate
another process ot tanning than laisc
ing wheat alone. While, as stated
before, many men have made large
stuns of money by raising wheal, 11it
class of men who have been most uni-,
vcrsiilly successful arc tlio
nii#ussoif-
or
.V ike -hould led be
a.\iag.
Nolle bul the In b",'.
pastry.
Never use fre.-a
the siiiae cake.
Ii is hard to whip
^•iTgs .stui in a warm n
lii'th piaiiiing 'iid ca
•. a."i owU as mixei
a nutter and sugar
..doing the other ingie
Ail kinds of eake are
:tlg Llic VV«i11. and .o",.-,
i iiudy.
u
have raised, each season, an
nient of small and coarse grain in con
nection with stock of every descnp
tion. It is true that men cannot raise
stock without a little capital, yet a:
man can save what ho docs raise and
it: will soon tjrow into a large held so
that in the course ol ten years an)
-THE
man. though his means be very much
limited,,can be the sole owner of large
herds of horses, cuttle, swine ami
sheep, and still raise all the different
kinds of grain needed and some to sell.
l»y such a process of larmiii}^)oti \\ill
alwavs have an assortment ol produo
lions to market, and while one kind
may be low the other will bring a goon
juice and can be sold at a huge protit
and that product that may be low can
be held till it can also be sold at a pro
til. la this manner farmers will raise
cver\thing they consume and always
have something to seilai a good prolii.
lly such a process 110. economical man
can avoid making a lortuue a short
time after being once thoroughly es
tablished. such farming can be no
more successtully carried on at any
other place than here as we have the
soil to piodiice, pasturage lo feed on
and climate where any
As s i egj^s ilu .. a
a'. 'ii than L!ioC Wa..
l.Vid«Aiiiikc
Miif',. i-:. \.cvv
utting and Fitun.i
1 aujef and in me
...
.1.<p></p>.MnviliS
iii'V.
1
aA.
o
\v
i ii'
in
rec.ive aad
tore iitViiu
ii1iiii!»(•' (11
IJIV
iirvinj .ibraJ'\.
jie, p.-i|iej-. a.j
i w il bt? :e]il 1 i
i Address .lolm
i',.
1S Vesev St.. V-
I Thorndike 1 ir*»s, iir paying2' ce
jcash for oats, aL the JUevator.
tmX
iov
111 ii
iff
Ui'.i,
.Ult.
i iK'i [JU i i l\'u
to any nppln
Aldea. Puoii.^a.e!-.
i d.
ii i i':..
1
!.
I -K
will
S
thrive.
These fact' have all 1 a through
ly tested and what is still another
great advantage is. a man can have an
excellent and productive farm ol this
kind, without having a fortune invest
ed. I,and here that is worth iron*
live to eight dollars per acre will pro
duce more grain and feed more stock
than land the east that is worth
from sixty to one hundred dollars per
acre. Therefore, the proiits on wheat
i.nsed and mined off, gives o wnm
protit.—Gary In.
Uro
\Veih.-r a
A. W.
•'^1110 a:o al'.Mtys alive
.'•a-- a...I "paru i. ....
ihe- ri ,-t ui t'S'-ry artiek' n:
Sf-i-aa'cU the i.^ciii'y lor tie
lv:ng'r New l.nsi-uvery lur
I'll!v i'« i-ifliu riiit- kiinvn •,
1.,
i i, iilOliCliiti i e.
JToat and hue-'-. .-• i ..
Will 31 -a
a:ar si/f •?!.
'hiiia, ILav
ifii «iS the
.aiar-
k
0
111
I tU
o-ai-ii the
MI
t,iiii« .tJUd ilttiliv.
f.• i o.v naj e
the hr.-d ••candn.late-i"' iioiior ..
tiKoB-.u:
.—"ilisi.ii-y ut tin-: .v s.
del:' a
K U O Y O K K I
!FF Ji.
Tin:
1 1
'2 US.
Ura:it, I11 .iu-iirf* ('«.nrl, ..
Justice ol the IVa'-e.
ham kb J:KTciii'i:, i'l.auti.l',
Of
1.5 l'3's.
1
naraiH«t sa
V1.
p. AU.RK, Defpild.-tlit,
iV.
1 1 ho Territory ot llaKata sea«N
i
\v
I're-tin,--)j.-
T» P. Alien, !n*t'it)idnin. 'n-u mv i
l»v MOiiUinnrd 'u aj j.e:ir lichu-" iii", U an
Jice, 111 Ku Molie Ity, lUfaid on" i e
IMh lav n! .I.uiaaiv, A HsJ, at ei"
ii
1J.icraicd-iMhdayto!).
to answer tlie i-onn
v
lfuat
ti." idi-ive jitaiati.i'. wbi.-h w,J iit 'de:
my DiiicH 011 the ef NiHvtn'e",
ls.«. by diaries Jietchor, v/im etuiie 1 i
eovi'i' «»t vou the sum o! 1 ei:f s- la
and ml',-rest Imni and aUe:-,i:iu. 1 .1.
l'--s-., loi lnoney-. |i iid hy j.
and lidiof done ior deiiMe'i-.e'i
And you are here!y 1 a-..,
Jaii to !i]pi.*ar and .'Uis\\er aw alioYe r'-auti'
said jitaiiitin'M ii! take judgment a^ -t
in s:ad sr,11 ot Twenty'tin-ee
teiv.st liniu and ullei' .laiiu:a-ydotlajs-auiih'i•
1st i
1
•1veil underlay hand this 4th duv ot
i-i eiii. r, A. I). eNN J.
]t
A W
.Ii.stiee ut the IVace within and loW
1 "tiiily, I. T.
)•. iV. pPiitifit, Attorney for i'lainmi.
rant
i have purchased a large stock of Lumber at pi lees which onahlc
bottom iigures. 1 now have in atoek Common i. tiuLer in allr•
Hiu -'e. L.ifn. siding, l-'lo.u ing. Sash, b.o,-,, 1.^1^*
Cement, Stucco and Piastering Hair in Jimfc
If you are going to build call and see me
I will save you money.
(TLEBHATEI) I'OUT UYIIOX LDIEOJli]
E3 very thing Bright and
I'llKSSlN(i CA-i.
PKKFLML AsIi.- A!. i LuTTLJ
ll .\NIKKHCiriKP A (ILoVI. I^'Xi
Maaes. Hair Oiissl Poiaits, Brium s
[n fact everything noc.-v.surv far i»i is t- !Vi nul-
Lome i]i|iy, it
C. P. "WBLcd
COME AMD SEE
111
AT
0.
k
MUKTRO & "WELLES-'
O^ll
ZXIOLCI.
ATTENTION!
Fairbanks Settles, li-on ahd Wood I'umps for ai
well, Sulky and Walkiiuj Plows, Paints arid Oil
all sizes, Whlto Lead, Colored White l.eatl,wv-
H. J. lie3SVER1N, Minager.
Mixed Ptiiiits of every shade. Steam
i\wer
rJ
liresher 8uj)[)lic,s. ineludinf?
Oil, Machine Oi!. Axle (Urease, inp
or Cans, Melting, ],ace athei,
Ilubher tmd ili'iiiji Packing
Machine Bolts and
ST A'KS AN!) TITSJAVAl'"
"Wagon Makers' and Blacksmiths
Guns anil Fishing Tackle, Powder, Shot,
GHA'
Liiyi
PIC rr UK Fit A MLS.
i'Ii.1 hKiliAPll A N 1 Ar'nxiIJ.M"! ill
PA PL It
'.v irriTXL Dii-. -s 1:1: i ipi -. NA'II^N
Toys!
rp
Toys
WOO
111 Chess. Dominoes. Clieokers, Bcokgar
Oris Cross, Blocks and Cards.
INAMEJTTS
ll 'i i ti, 1 i 1
Net
LN \'KLi'l'i: C.W!
A V KAil CI
IV
.. PAIIK 1|
w.
•n
lo
AX i Clil!
GAMES
1
i 1 i s y
Plain and Ornanteiifal Vases, least Sets, Cb asd
tschc Gups. Tea Toy Sets, Itgi
11Js
-irff1!

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