The herald., December 28, 1883, Image 8

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

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niriiCH 1)IRK('T011Y.
Father Hmnrtine,
Stone, January (ith.
CATHOLIC—11
t*v.
liest, Service at Bi
V.a«S :\t 1" oVhx'k.
s^en ice in Webster December 30th Mass
hi 10 o'clock.
Methodist.—Services in ?t. Charles hall
-very Sunday ut «n, at 7:fW in.
Sunday school immediately after morning
service. Class meetings immediately alter
evemiij£jM»rvice. Prayer meeting* Wednes
day 7:*I
]I ill.
Kev. j. II. Mooers, pastor.
(1KEMAN BAPTIST.—Rev. G. 1. Menger,
jastor Service hi school house every Sun
day morning at lu:W a. m.
(•HUMAN KVANGKUCAL—Rev. Ph. Laos,
Pastor. Services a. m. and 8 p.m.
Sunday school a in. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
(HERMAN MKTIUHMST.-—Sunday, July
in a. m. in school house, ami every
jm(NKu, Sunday scliool
.... ... hwl
1hird Sunday thereafter,
every Sunday i 9 a. in. Prayer meeting
••very Thursday evening at 8 p. m. ltev.
Coimid Kohlhasse, Pastor.
rs.tii: tiui.r.
•H. & I). division «M. St. Railroad.
Going East Going Weat
Ttisfiencer...' w .v 57 am a in
Passenger... .13?. .8:10 j:'M
.tlarket Report*.
WliKAT, 'o. 1 hard H)
No. 2 hard lii
N». 1 73
•***»«»»&. »7
OATS .5$* .. 'is
l'OTATOK* '-0
liUTTKR io
JiUGS 20
T»ke Notice.
All parties indebted to us will save
"Tftfw'r'**'nt. interest for throe months,
by settling before Jan. 1st. After
that dale, all accounts and interest on
'he same from Oct. 1st. will be collect
ed jut once.
OKIILER
&
IltSSEK.
-*#*. 1
LO( AV, LAfOMCS,
Shakopee Flour always on hand
nt the feed store.
••Peek's Bad Hoy and bin Pa's,, ci
gars, nickle apiece, at VC. DeXoyelles.
The Grant County Headquarters
will open at new stock of Dry Goods
this week for the Holiday trade.
gtnoke "Mark JiowMone's choice," only
Tive cents at W. DeNovelie, *.
Protracted meeting has been going on lor
sine time in the Evangelical church,
post-office is in Roberts
Osceola
county.
.Oscillating I'oh
.1 11. Movius.
_d. Stevenson and Erive*t Lupps present
-••'ew Year's greetings thus week, in the form
nfiiew "ads" worth reading
Binds for sale by £. A. &
The Ortonville Xorth star nizes up
the quill-drivers of thy Milbank News
.Letter in proper terms.
"Mrs. Walt. Stevenson served up tl.'e
.*vster supper for the dancers Cluist
"ii!s five, and the boys say it was well
served.too.
Our Milbank friend, Fred .Stein,
with hisn- Mjer. .starts this week for a
visit to .relatives in Milwaukee and
Waterttfwii, Wis.
.L .7- Stwenson will buy fifty tons
of good Hay deity,'.ped at stable or in
near stack.
A Special meeting of the township
1ward will be held in the Clerk's oflice
.Monday. .Ian. lti. 1884. for the purpose
of fixing bonds oi officers elect, and son'?
.other business.
A public meeting i« called tor next Wed
nesday evening, in St. Charles hull, to riis
v^'WSs ijie propriety oi taking the preliminary
1 s toward sctitu in#( a -r/liool ol liigh grade
iiiH^iis place.
I!othv*lcpiirhnenf« of onr public schools
will resumtf work WedneoiSav niominp, Jan.
•.'ml is 4. bet mII the voung Jolks who in
tend poiiiij to school this term, be oil hand
promptly.
The dance held in St.
•Christmas Eve proved
jiffair and in numbers
as a decided success.
rwipa i,.,ji I
i',
I). M. Neill, tb.e woitliv
Uetcher's busiiiess at this
been }romoted to in.'igasrer
liufinesw west ot IUg Stone
J,
P2^ bcJow 7.er» last week in that lo
ality. 11
fw does that compare with
2.H- boi^.v.!
.Tones A have disposed of
will, no doubt m.tke a worthy
itioiiSto our business circle.
The editor-in-chief having borrowed
-j) clean •Jivirt and a pair d' socles, has
li'cen
gone :iII v«-tk Muuowhere in the
visnods of infjesnjjt biokiug for his
*r.,fttev lufif and the responsibility of
11ds i«*ue of t! II t:a t.i devolves up-
Ui trie "a^sir»vmii i*ditor'' and the
•"••devil," whieli j.ict accounts for the
paucity ol news and the highlv spirit
ual tone of the communications.
Cloaks and Dolmans at 10 per cent,
less than legub.r price, for cash, in
uder to close on! tlie stock. Oehler
A Ilusser.
Humphrey's Hon»eopathie specifics
at Munro & Wtiler's.
li ™iKev-
nu,ulte
'••euiquju-tcis in ttMn iiie.—UrtouvilJe rier- Mooers was the recipient of a hand
•!lul* some Student I^amp given by his
Mrs. J. W. Molm, of Morristown,11'r11"/ ^'''s P' Ht-'»
Minn., formerly of this place, re-j verin. Suju'rintendent of
"«urued yesterday with her daughter,! '^Ullday Sc hool, received from the
Mrs. W. W. Downie. to spend a few !0,Iicers, trachers^ and larger scholars
t.veeks among old acquaintances. thereof, a magnlicientlv bound volume
of "Buried Cities Recovered." Many
Hev. Movius. of pe«nbina. Dak., in jotlurs received substantial and cost
a leecjit letter t» his brother, ouritlv presents too numerous to men
•piwftmastcr here, savs that the. ther-1 tion. In every resjteet the occasion
mowieter t!!g*'d as low as 40- and
tlwir^tock of luniiture to Ernest abundance, at Charles Betcher's hard
:Lup|?b. wh« recently moved into I ware store, at greatly: .reduced jirices
i his town from Lac oui Parle coun-1 to close out same.
.lames Murphy, a brakeman. whs
killed at Granite Falls yesterday by a
train
running
The wife of Mr. Gorschke, who
lives oil the Becker place up the
lake, died this morning and will be
buried from the Evangelical Church
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. De
ceased was thirty-nine years of age
and leaves two children.
Messrs F. A. Eldredge, F. "W.
Thorr.dike and U.K. Burnell take the
.evening train this afternoon for the
twin cities. The former goes with
the avowed intention of "making a
'mash", the others will combine busi
ness and pleasure, and conduct them
selves like respectable married men—
we hope.
Mr. O. Oehler, in-behalf of his firm
pays the following poetical tribute to
his debtors
A Hapuy New Year, we wish to all!
With no exception, great or small.
Who owed, but paid not, his account,
If you vant to see a fine display of
Holiday lry ticods, call at Steven-
Two thousand bus It els
of oats want
ed at J. J. Ktevecisoufs. Will pay in
cash or trade.
Christmas Eve was fittingly ob
served in town by a bouutiful distri
bution of presents from the "tree" in
St. Charles hall, where 4J, crowded
house witnessed the exercises aisd re
|ceived. tlie good things in an apjH'ecia-
uve
1
over his body length­
wise on the rail spiltting him two.
I* w.ts bis intention to have quit rail
roading when he reached Bird Island
on that trip.
W7ill please now come with lull amount,
That we may trust you once again,
When times of want and work begin.
Oeblrh & IIISSKB.
Last Monday evening a stranger
registered at the St. Charles hotel as
I. Smith of and under ordinary
circumstances would have passed un
noticed but Constable Taylor had re
ceived information that evening from
Milbank to the effect that about one
hundred dollars had been feloniously
abstmeied from the possesion of Ska
hen & Uaird. Bob, therefore, "spot
ted" the individual called Smith who
soon became uneasy under surveillance
and began to fumble suspiciously
about tlu- upper extremity of his pan
taloons. Finally, to elude observa
tion. he went into the washroom where
Bob followed and caught him in the
act of disposing of his ill-gotten gain.
The money was found intact in his
possession and tlx ft '1 iw who then
gave his name a.s has. Jacobson was
turned over, with the wealth, to the
Milbank authoritus
Father HeimimgY, holidays are en
livened by frequent calls to perform
the marriage ceremony. Last Satur
day he united in single blessedness
Mr. Matt Fink and Miss Ella Wy
man. both #f this place and on Christ
mas Day a party of five from Appleton
were awaiting, at the St, Charles, his
return from Milbank. Next day the
weldii,? process took place, and not
withstanding the hymeneal concentra
tion which ]»ad taken place »t the
church, the parly were forced by the
rigor of the day, on their return the
hotel, to seek the warmth of the Hkk
ali oflice. Being the liist time we
had seen a bride since we were there
ourself, the scene quite up-set us, bat
be it said to our credit that we scram
'tied around among our three-legged
chairs, broken-backed stools and old
boxes until we got seats enough to
nujee them all welcome and were grat
til *d to know that I hey went away
feeli.u£ more comtortnble than when
they te&me. The contracting parties
were Mr. Murray E. Philley and Miss
(. eeiiia Maria ii iirlev, both of Minne
sota.
»ni»»iH'r. The literary part of the
Mo"CVi- Sin'-""S
Uv
consisted of prayer
'-y th« m. B.
I choir and .Sunday school, and a Bible
(reading in which many of the audience
manager _of Mr. i took part. The present s were freely
a
chilfhcn of the place
:it», Tl.ieh will i"' or were expected to lie,
ftWi. Viifi iw-m« ««.! inhere to receive them. Rev.
niH
l«e quite extensive, will make his home and|*
ierft
to receive them. llev.
a'id
Mr.
was a joyous success and great credit
is due the. ladies who managed the
affair.
SEA SOX ABLE GOODS and SER
VICEABLE PRESENTS in great
Oehler it Husscr sell the Xew Home
Sewing Machine, one of the cheapest,
best and most durable machines in be
market.
Wre are happy to announce that we
have, secured the services of i. A
Norton as tinner in our shop. He has
been in the employ of Wood Bros, at
Ortonville for over three years and is
favorably known bv the people of Big
Stone, Grant, and Lac qui Parle conn?
ties, both as a man and a mechanic.
CIIAS. Bktchih:.
OATS.
TUorndikc Bros, are paying 25 cents
I cash for oats, at the Elevator.
WII^IOT.
Dec. 26. 1883.
a truly western
'Visis town like
toWti. is progressive. On the dav be
fore Christmas the sales ol our stoics
jiloiu4 u^ro^titott in the ju'iglinoihooa
of a thousand dollars, not including
the business done by shops, elevators,
attorneys and land agents.
There was a considerable crowd at
the Christmas tree.'and for the uceess
of it much credit is due to a lew, es
pecially to Sheriff Meadows and Ins
estimable wife.
The infant daughter of Mr. Kyse
of this place died on the 23rd inst, fol
lowing its mother, within a few days.
A social dance will be given to-niglu
at the Union House and we judue
from the parties getting it up that the
youngsters will have a good time.
The school meeting will be held at
the school house Monday evening.
Dec. 31st. We need a school very
badly and hope our board may be for
tunate in securing the services of the
very best teacher to be found.
BORAX1NE. the only successful
substitute for soap, 10 mts per pound
package, at Munro & Yv'eller's.
"WISH
YOU ALL
HAPPY
AND
PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR,
Trusting that y our
'lines may fall in pleas
ant places," and that
another year I may
have the pleasure of
giving all my present
customers and many
new ones a like greet
ing.
J. J. STEVENSON,
(Successors to Caward & Stevenson.)
GRANT COUNTY HEADQUARTERS.
Toys!
I I N
I have pun based a large stock of Lumhci at prices which enable.T!10,
bottom figures. I now hvvi in stock Common Lumber in i!!ltw'
Shingles, Lath, Siding 1 Coring. Sash. Doors, Moulding "5
Cement, Stucco and Plastering Hair in stock
If you are going to build oall end see me
I will save you money.
THE TI:LI:NI{ \TI:I POUT IM
In Glass, 01
H. J. McGIVERItt, tiaaiger.
o\
COME AND SEE
THE
AT
MUNRO & WELLER'S,
Everything Bright and New!)
DRESSING .W.-.
PEIU'I MK CASKS A.VII ItOTTI.ES.
llAN'llKKHCIUKr A (II.OVE BOXO.
l'lC'lCHK KUAMKS.
l'lIOT(« UAI'H AM) ACrOf.BAI'II \!!i!
I'Ai'KU ,V KSVKl.OI'K AS1.
X.MAS a NKW YKAll Mil
WRITIN E S K S S K K EfiCOPKS NATION U. ANII l'.VRK Vlil|
Toys! Toys!
WOOD, /V2S'D CH!
GAMES
In Chess, Dominoes, Checkers, Bftckgammo
Cris Cross, Blocks and Cards.
ORNAMENTS
i
iiia and Colored Waiv,
(IXS1STIXG OF
Plain and Ornamental Vases, Toilet Sets, Cups and Saucers, 1
tache Cups, Tea Toy Ssts, Mugs.
In fact everything necessary for gifts friends and to mafi
home lmppy, afc ,* -,v, f\,
MUNRO & WELLEB'S
Call and See Us.
ATTENTION!
Fairbanks Scales. Iron and Wool Pumps for any dep1*1.1
well, Sulky and Walking Plows, Paints and Oils. Gla^°
all sizes, "White Lead, Colored White I^erwl, warranto
Mixed Paints of every shade. Steam and Ilorse
Power Thresher Supplies, including Cylinder
Oil, Machine Oil. Axle Grease, in pails
or Cans, Belting, Lace Leather,
Ruhber nd llemp Packing,
Machine Bolts and
STOYER .A jNT 1 TINWAl?^
"Wagon Makers' and Blacksmiths' SupP^J
Guns and Fishing Tackle, Powder, Shot, Shells, &c<
CHARLES BETCHER,
(OL.
I.IMKON HI
C. F. WELCal
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