The herald-advance., May 09, 1890, Image 1

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F. U Aiken*. JI.'*ige,
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-J. O. Andrew*. Judge,
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CIRCUIT Richard LLA*E, udge,
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[CIRCUIT—A. W. Campbell, .U'VJGE,
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1'irfuit
Howard G. Fulier,JUD«E
JOHN V\*. N«WJU3,ITUUJE
ih 'ireuit
City.
Circuit--Cbaa.
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•lillion.
wood,
M.Tbotnaa,JT'LFRE, I
iHnioner of Immigratiou—F.
frty, Aber»i«en.
lUaoubard.
h'xauuiajr—T. E
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1 nary Surgson—D.
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K. Collins,
J. H'C«.
KD I VT IIINI lsBionprn --II.
•11, Chairmai: .loliu II
A 1). TIBSUP, Watertown
iobinson, W'utei town.
KUM, KAP'D
TEI eta'J.:
P. (»KKICIAI.S.
States District Judge -A. J. Ed
11,Mitchell.
1 M.'UeK District Attorney Win.
STATE LK»fPT.ATURE.
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CHAPTER III.
iSA.S8AlKU EXTRAOIUiINaRY,
"Bon- i/c, Muusf Xich»!,t: kuh yau dot"1
At
break
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«Iay uli (iiH.vrt
on liis
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V State A O Iii:igsr ud,Pierre
'. L. ('. Taylor, Pierre.
». irer--W. F. Smith, Pierre.
I: eutuf Public Instruction
'mkhau Pierre.
Viperintendent EF Public II«-
Young, Pierie, ami
». Yankton.
(.!Trel—JfclebertUollard. Scot-
LIFI -TIER I' SCHOOL AND Public
». H.Parker, Brooking*
stTRKMK GOl KX.
udize SUPREME
.. First I)tftri«T PIERRE
I'IT-IRIT'T £.. U. KUI.HUI. (LAM
I,HTnet—3. E. Benneit, Cfsik.
:ujirt?QIO Court Ivan W. GOOD
M't
forth
journey 111 ilic jolting little i*art,
Mel]«ite, Pierio. drawn liv a small black
ox
Fiet )ier,SHi.tH Clara. 1 pj(MljlU}?'Kait
The ILL man, with a view TO doing
MAWSE NIT'iinlas honor, W:IS attired in HID
that wont a
Sunday HEAL —a blue Lroadcioth coat itli
bras.S button*, and a black sitin vest, once
the property of 'OL.
of NANKFH'II pantaloons, and a white hat.
atiff and tall, discarded by the colonel.
He sat upon A plank acrosn thu front of
tlw cart, with his feet dandinp outside.
The plank was cushioned by a blanket in
•which waa folded HI^ every day «uit of
horuewpun. A box that held a contribu
tion to Nicholas"larder, from MIS* Elvira,
was KBFELV bestowed in one corner, at the
•bottom LLW cart, WHERE A wallet con
taimi is refreshment lay'beside
I).
DIN^Y umbrella, the cliemhe i posses
sion of tweisiv yeans.
I„it« in the afternoon, lie crune to an
E.\]ian-E of JATI' barren vast, solemn,
EUUIBR*1, in ever)' direction,
itheiuv* of the SO- KING-.SU 11 shining faintly
athwart tin multitudinous, tall dark
trees, whose BOUGHS, SWAYING in the up
per air,miuutinued a ron:iiiuoussusturus
.tliat ctnphafcized th*'Rili nce. Hinisdfaud
'hia were 'the only .LIVING cjeatures VIS
i ible in this .solitude, save an occasional
bird that darted above hia head,as if in
R.ianle to EFTCAPU to a A.ore genial wood
and JLD (»i'.B»:rt, to keep himself in heart,
HE^AN to SIN^ bis hymns. Lifting up his
voice, he made the eoiitade ^EAOUND to A
weird strain, in havitony with t.L E eigli
/S of the pines:
Oh, ttviu' humliie. huml l«, L.TRABLE.
Oh, U« ii» htuiibio, de bell dcue toll!
RVE
feyor (ieneral--B. H.Sullivan, Huron.
1 Stites Sen
atom—1(». C',
Moody, t'f
and 1L K.
Petti«rew,of Sioy«
re»entativ«»8 iu Congrena--O. S. Slf
I. of Canton, aud J- A. Piciiler, ot
llkton.
Oh, llWn' huraWe, huuihl«, hurabl*.
Ob. liviti' hum
Me. yo* time gwiui oimftl
TLU' tiun vas down, and THE uj'jub tiot
Y#t ITKEN. when he caiuo out on THT other
aide
of the barren, where he ceased his
BINDING. IXJIN^ now near his jotrruey S
end for al*he f.X)T of the slope was the
LAR^-E red P.ITE that gave entrance to Sun
rise plantation.
Old Ciill**rt dismounted, with «ome
JHWIMATIC grunts, to oj en this gate. A
wliipj»«oru ill was calling in the grove
through wliich he liad to drive TTT
the
bouse and is
he cliniix-FL back upon the
,CATC, A TSCREJJ"H owi uttered its UTK.anny
crv.
•'Drat dsi crittur:"' the old negre mut
tered, in fear
and anger, as he atooped
with haste
to pufll IFF his loft shoe. "Hit &
«ich a
B.
UI^, Huron.
States* Marshal- -F-^RUS
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utor 3lst Diatrict—J. S. Piactor,
lilljaok.
freaeuiatives: A. L. P&tridge, Mil
Ink. W. D. Lawrence,, Troy.
COI'.MTV ortict.H*.
^taUsioaers—1st Hist,John Marten*.
S.M Dist., .lolm H«lman.
31 Dist., Win. Jennings, Chtu.
liter—John l)uiglfts«.
lister »t I 'EPITNC. W Martens.
|utv and I'rolmte Jud^e—Thos. Bouck.
furer- S. t'arlev.
riff—H. .1. Benedict.
••K 01 Court —J. L. Lockhart
•T Sduxils—O, W L'revejr.
trict Attorney—J. II. Owes.
uner—Dr. O. K. Daniel*.
•:»ty burreyor—W. S. Crowl.
I"r Heury S. Volkmar.
RK—I. W. Bell.
piBurer—AUG. Mittelstaedt
•EG«or~James Herrv.
Iv Justice—S. M. Pasru.
}r Attorney—J. W. Bell.
lernien-,|st Ward Kaerclier, Rirli
JRD Mortell. Ward—W Saunders,
loses Haird. 3d Ward—C A Krlandaoii,
W Flielen.
ly Maratial, Street
Inspector and Fire Warden—J KSiuimona.
Jhceniau—Cffarles Sutcliffe.
BOABD OP BDUCATIOS
W Bell, S F! Jones, Kastmau,
sradlord, Irving Bath, O UT Antelmar.
Mrlea lloehmutli.
«I«U ^R hear a screeclt owl
but de do
sav, ef you put OFF yo' left shoe,
put OFF do bs.il
luck. Lawd, sen' no
b»d LUCK ain' «WAN fall ter Maws« Nick,
'lo»g O' dat 'stifbance what dat Jesse
Furni val named
ter me. Lemtne gitouten
dishv?r grove qsiick ez ole Brandy kin
tote «ne.
But old Gilbert had to endure the sere
nade of the screech owl yet some minutes
longer, beforo he came to the second
GATE in front of the house of hewed logs,
which wit neither a cramped nor acom
jSortJeos dwelling, though it moved the
«com of the old ne^ro freeh from the
teniptuouhly as 1 «I)1(]mv
f1'5'
A
Toclferous
while
dimly
t^omnnssioner, Building
as a'n
dentfy
kept his perch on the cart, shouting
lustilv, "Hello!"
"Hello, yourself!" answered a voica
tinpugh the dusk.
"Dat's him, bless Glory!" the old man
chuckled, as
ho clambered down from
the cart,
the same voice WAS heard
silencing the
dogs.
Nicholas was standing on the piazza
outlined in the uncertain
arrow
light of
the new risen moon a goodly young fel
low tall broad shouldered and straight
his great brown
his
SMITHEtv,
Att^rnny and CuuasellnratLaw
oprtcMMin all rourta OontcstM hclero 0.B-
Land a spc'jdJ: y
eyes, his
curling dark hair, bis straight nose and
rounded cheeks, his broad forehead, and
mouth and chin with the silky, red
brown 1-eard of early manhsed, old
he shouted, with
I U i A N K S I I A Y A Y
RA Beeuliful War/Time Sfoiy
n
fibrh^of' "T^ur QaKi* "tattfle
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Why, where in thunder did you
come
from?" cried Nicholas. "Anything the
matter at home 5*"
"No, Mawse Nick,
doan
easy.
De
you be un-
is all peart. Hit's jes' me,
come fur Change."'
"Aha! come a -courtill'!" Nicholas i
returned with a laugh. Can't fool me
you're gotten up to kill."
Now, MAW ho Nick! Pokin' fun at
dis ole nigger 1 1 conic N-pupposo to see
you. 'Pears lak hit's so lonesome t#r tie
Hill, douten you en' Miside-virey, she
F^IIIT YOU a box O' gKdies. I'll jes' step
back en' fetch em outen de cyart.''
But Nicholas forbade. "Ilcre, Virgil,
go bring in those tilings," he commanded
a negro boy who was hanging alx ut the
piazza. "Hungry and tired, I reckon
you are, old in
an?"
"No, Maw.se Nick, I ain' SO hongrv
but ridin' is pow'ful stilTf nin". en' ef you
PLEASE, sub, I'll jes' drap down here on
de stops. Hit's a mons'tous good sight
jes' ter Souk at ye, Ma« W Nick."
"Well, I'm not sure but the sentiment
is reciprocated in my own personality,"
NICHOLAS responded sonorously.
"Wha'dat, Mawse Nicholas''
"What I mear. to say," replied Nicho
las, with iue gravity, "is,that the \isual
1 |orception of your material essence a wuk
1 ens
a
sensation
Thorno's father, a pair
Han'tcher! You gwau brek dem ribs,
en' den what? Dishyer rutuberilla is
I older den you is. MAWSE Nick." lie cx
plained with pride, as he spread it open
to satisfy himself that it was unbroken,
"Hit was vo' gran'paw gin' him ter me,
I en' Fso toted hit over you many "A do
i time, when you
Gil­
bert knew by heart.
"IIow d'ye, Mawse Nicholas! huh you
do'"
A chuckle of ex­
uberant delight, as he stumbled up the
steps OI SAWU blocks.
TEE Mise Flora sense she come homeouten
S-^hool. DE w-a-y the can clatter de pi
anner. tebbe alio! En' she's ez pr/jtty ez
pink."
"Red head and freckled fact said
Nicholas.
"Now, Mawse Nick! You ter be jokin'
dat way, whan you know MISS Flora is
got hair lak de inside O' achuicapirt burr,
en' HER face is lilies en' ROW'S en her eyes
de is stars."
"Go on, pacta nasciturV Nicholas cried
gavl.v.
"Tell you what's a fv', Maw NO Nick,
youorter be settin' up tec Miss Flora yat
now."
"Hum!" said Nicholas. "How many
times a week do you think I could ride
back and forth, these thirty miles, for
her sweet saker"
Old Gilbert rubb«Lhiaforehead in deep
thought before he said:
"You uiought —straighten hie wid
mawster. eu' git ter be at home."
"No, I'll be hanged! Here was I sent,
and here I mean to stay until I'm invited
liome again!" Nicholas declared, almost
with fierceness.
"But you see, Mawae Nick," old Gilbert
remonstrated, "folks ain blin, EN dem
what looks
at Miss Flora onct is mighty
•randeurof Tliorne Hill. "Sich a plaoe apt ter look agin
TOR Mawtw Nick!" he ejaculated con- gemmeu buzzui roun her sane, TZ a
FUR mawse
mv
preach
none but niggers en' de oheraeer
lie could
wuz a baby. We doau
I see no eicli ev'ry day," he declared, shut
ting the uinhrcl'la with a snap, and turn
i ing to caution Virgil alxiut the box.
"Missy charged 111c to tell you dere is
I a sugar heart in dat same box she sout
1 vou, Mawse Nick, det SHE kissed it when
i SHE wropped hit up."
"Dear little sister!'' NK-holas sighed,
half to himself. "JIow I wish DIE were
I nearer my own age."
I "Jre's Miss Flora, you knowsaid
'Ciilbert, insinuatingly. "She's R*-van on
19. Glorv! MAVVST Nick, you jes Trter
i
Here's a lot of young
Juny bug after
a tig bush.
how dat low white trash
Marcus White tried ter stob you. I
'lowed hit wuz all a lie. Marcus White
is
kin ter de Furnivals, en' what
is do ter
mix 'long O' you? But I was dat oneasv
in MV min', cotn® dark, I went up ter do
gret house."
"And told my father?" interrupted
Nicholas, angrily, starting up.
"No. Maw»e Nick, I ain't lot on ter no
bodv I jes'come
now tor see fur myse'f,
dat- you is safe en' soon'."
Nicholas was much moved he turned
away.and walked UP and down the piazza
several times. When AT last he sat dowij,
"Gilbert,' he said, with an effort to epea£'
4k
mi).
lightlv, "yoft have the J( a GCR.tlV
man."
"I'm bleedged ter ye, Mawse Nick
said the old man, getting on bis feet IO
bow his acknowledgments. "Yo" gran'
paw en' you paw wuz gemir.on. en' 1'-*'
B'longed to 'em bof. I ain' »u\ 1
ated mvse'f W id po' white trasli.
Nicholas Hoked at him with AN "d
smile, saying slowly, "I've turivd over a
new leaf. I'm not going to HE a BAD Loy
any more. You can carry that NEW*
home, if
yon like."
"Bless Gawd!" ejaculated old Giltart,
"That affair between 1110 and Marcu.-T
White happened some time ago it's ail
over now, and my father need knoso
nothing abrnt it."
"The I/or'-a-mighty. Mawse NI-I.' I (it,
WUI! de troof, den? Way off HEN-- en'
ter tek
keer on you?"
"Oh. I was well attended to," Nicholas
replied evasively. "I'm going to lead a
steady life in future so this affair may
as well be forgotten."
"I)e Lawd Le praised! Not but what I
Isnowed you wuz jes' a-foolin' wid you
chances ter have young folkses fun,
Mawse Nick."
But old Gilbert had not
Keen three
days at Sunrise plantation lief ore he
learned that it was Nicholas' invariable
habit to ride away as soon as he had
eaten his o'clock supper,
And
old
a sto'
in the cardiac region that
completely eliminates
any inclination to
despondency,"
"Mawse Nicholas." sakl old Gilliert, in
1 solemn admiration, "you orter go 1
de kentry talkin'politics, you ort! You'd
I git 'lecled ter somethin'. she' ez shootin',
Hut mill1 now. Mawse Nick," he sudden
ly interrupted himself, starting up, "dat
boy orter be might y kerful how he han'lcs
dem tings, he
mout bus'
de
otfom outen
I dat I'OX what Missle-vircy put DE G*dic.Y
I in. En' dere's my rumbevilla*" BE EV
claimed, excitedly, as Virgil staggered
through the gate. *'Min' how you tote dat
rumbcrilla, you phuitation NIGGER!
and it UA«
always late before he returned.
"Dat boy do too much prowlin' by
night," the old man grumbled. "Mawse
Nick orter IK home fly in'roun'Miss Flora.
en'me orter Le home mindin' my own
consarns. But I so skeered de hoy is
mixed in wid a bad crowd I'm 'blecged
ter stay ontel I kin tek my observations."
en" a meetm' house, en'ahan'ful I
little onpainted dvvellin's,sich ez mought
suit de Furnivals. I go t»'r git Maw.v
Nick giinnie me a pass ter Eden. 'Peai
lak I mought be OATEN terbac.ker, en' I
brung fo' bits wid me in case need."
Old Gilliert drew from his {XK.-KOT a long
black plug of tobacco, which he looked
at affectionately. "Hit's wutli alio' TWO
bits," In? said, and sighed but dis nigger
is a ehu'eh member in full staudiii', en'
I ain' gwan tell no LL% lessen siitan git
me."
He laid aside the harness he WAS patch
ing, .and
went out into the grove, where, I
after assuring hmiself that there was no
one TO se« him, he shut his eyes, whirled
around ami throw the tobacco as far AS
SEND it. "Now," he said, I'm
plum out, I kin ax fur pass ter go TER
Eden. Hit's MY botinden duly ter look
alter dat IXIV."
The pass was readily granted, and
while
yet tho
sun was high in theskv
old Gilbert set forth, attired in his
hoj
He
gloi
with the shadow of the cherished UM
brella over liim. I
"Hit's two hours be sun, Mawse Nick,"
L«E said cheerily, as he passed the piazza, i
"en I kin come home by de light O' de
moon. I'se treed too uianv 'possums ter
be skeered O' de woods by moonlight."
NICHOLAS laughed to himself with the
II'ispokcn thought, "I verily NDIEVE all
tho old chap wanted was A chance to hoist
that umbrella."
It was two miles to Eden, arid old
Gilbert,as LIE trudged along, had no more
idea than A child how he should proceS!
in order
to learn the secret of his young
master's nightly rides, but with
a firm be- I
lief in the righteousness of his under
taking, he
ed for the guidance of AJ
special providence. 1
"Mayl*» I ain'gwan fin'out notbin1,
but I gwan
to
do my bes',"he said TO
himstdf. "Sperreted young gem mens lak
mv Mawse Nick is sartin sho' ter
readily found the
DEEPEST worn. "BETTER name bit I-NUIICY
lu
rry. Nuver WED sicli a many t'hai
Ti
get
talked about,en' I mought hear some
thing. En' I mought git sight o' dat
black hawse O' his'n."
one store where
the scant retail trade of the place was
transacted and entered with hia pass ir
1
his hand.
The storekeeper, a tall, lank, sallow,
stoop shouldered man with long hair
and a heavy !eard of dingy hue, leaned
over the counter, and eying old Gilt ert'8
brass buttons with a smile, remarked
1 "You must ov come from the mee
tropolis?"
"I'se FUM Tallahassee, suh," said Gil-
I*?rt, dofllng his hat. "Col. Thome's
man illx»rt, come over ter de Sunrise
plantation
en* here's my pass, sub."
1
"Anything you'll have?"said the store
keeper, glancing
at the paper and baud
I ing it back.
"Two bits wutli of terliacker, ef YOU
please, sub," old Gilbert made answer,
leathern
producing an ancient leathern pur
JUNV OUKU.M-1 "Yo'town's a-growin', sub?" be said,
Did father send you down hereto
MV
father send you
down hereto gratiatingly.
me?"
cousin Flora to
Nicholas "Slowiy, slowly," was the
e
BI rrv trees in all my time. En' de IU
good tei eat, mithcr. ET' hit U/.
Talia-
hassee now, many's de kitch N !,•••• 1
mought git inv ited."
IK-wandered 011 aimlessly to tlie end
of the straggling street, whore a house,
guiltless of paint, like all the
others,
loomed up tlio dusk, isolated, upon the
edge of an old Held,
A prey to homesickness—a suffering!
UNKNOWN'HI his ex|ierii-nce huherio —old
i Gilbert sat him down 011 the stump of a
I nobit oak tliut had been felled io make
room for the overrated China true.
1 Wish I wuz back ter Thorno Hill,"he
i fiighed. "Xich a supper ez 1 could eat!
i WLIA* straitb you W biung dis po' ole ni
'count nigger ter 'SJ»oviunce, Mawse NICFE!'
I RWAI) tell you '!out dis when you eA'
i Miss Flora gits mamed,"
But the clatter OF a horse's hoofs pres
I ently credited a diversion in his thoughts
I and made him forget the ]angs of hunger.
It was Nicholas, who rode up to the
i gate in front of the lone house, dismount
1 ed and hitched his horse.
(Continued next week.'
New subscriber? to the Hkhai.d
Advanck can secure the PREVIOUS nuni-:
i bers to the commencement of IKIS ito/1?..'
lVee UPON reijuest.
Bank
i k
MILBANK,
)NH JRT !1|# N]^,.S,
in order to "takehisobservations," under'the above tale since 1M*1
I
)INI
Gilbert liad to contrive a plan. IN mldition of doing a geuerul Banking business, WE
"I dunno whey Mawse Nick kin be curities paying the mortgagee from fo S per EENT. J.*R Hnntun, no charge lor 001
gwine SO stiddv,"he argued, "bedouten i let-ting and remitting interest,or looking alter the loan during its life.
hit's dat placo de calls Eden, what has Out of hundreds ot thousands of DOLLARS loaned by us, 110 investor HAS ever ioat
tried dese some vcars ter Ih a town. Jes'
one dollar of principal or interest.
We sell exchange on all eastern citiea and on every f9rei£r» roMuHy
world.
W. }•', RI'ST, Mimager.
answer.
I "W.I1 liave!iruilruaJU tl»?moon about
"No, Mawse Nick. I gwan to tell the year 1900.
de bottom fac'. Jes' yestiddy down by This joke was beyond old Gilbert's
DE berrv patch me 'IF dat Jesse Furni val comprehension but the little crowd loaf
swapped some words on' he let me know ING around set up a perfunctory shout,
bow you had some 'sturbance down here
ter Eden, en'
for the storekeeper was the local wit.
The talk that followed had no bearing
whatever upon the affairs of Nicholas
Thome, and Gilbert went out and sat on
tho steps a little disheartened. He had
a n i e a e v e y o n e w o u e a k i n
of las young master, but Thorne LLIU
was smaller than old Gilbert dreamed,
and even this insignificant world of Fklen
turned upon a pivot of its
own.
As the dusk deepened, and lights Ijegan
to
6how in the windows of tl»E scattering
houses, Gilbert
rose and strayed along
the
lonely and deserted street for night
came early to these primitive folk, who
WERE now at their evening meal.
"Call dishyer Eden?" he muttered, in
quantity and quality.
ORDERS
Consolidated April II. ivi,
Pity taxes tor non-resident propertv owners.
Ceiled nt reason able rates, and remit pror^ftHs Bam? fTiiy.
L)o the largest Fire Insurance business of any agency in E.istern Dakota.
Miihank insituxtttd in Giant County, in the famous Whetntone Valley, the
garden spot of ad the Dakotus, and bordering on lhe Sisseton Indian Reservation,
which will he opened TO setileuieiil in ne spring of 1MW). Milbank will be THE
out fitting point for settiets taking iioines on its lertile afres.
W i e o i n i n o s a e o o a n s w i i e a e i a y e n a n e i n v a u e
South Dakota ha# entered the L'nion w i Prohibition in her Constitution, and
this will attract the very best class of immigration lrom the
prairies.
We HAVE for sale SOME of IHE finest hinds in e State AT prices that will affof
:1k" purchaser A HANDSOME advance vviUun a short time
We refer, without permipi«ioii,to Bank of New York. N. F'». A, New \ork,
Hecurity Bank, 1 inneapolis, Miiju. ('01 lespoadonco Solicited.
Patent and Straight Flour
AND BRAN AND SHORTS
A wuvs 01. Hand.
Big Stone City Milling Co., Big Stone Cily,
THE MILBANK JliWELRY STORK
ts,
i W k
K. B. WOODWARI), I'roprietor,
iSucoessor to L. W COD. 1
•WATCH EEPAIEIHOr
NEW COAL FIRM
Having purchased the coal interest of lr J. A Kickert we come b»fore the
public soliciting* share of your patronage. We carry the best quality of
coal in the market, and all grades ut reasonable prices. We guarantee iu
TAKEN
THE
Ian.
'I IK'\ IT I\v
O K V I O N S
LEE LING
IL.^LXJLNR23JFTY,
I A N K S. D.
•FI refill
THE BEAT place in the cily for
nent AND ijuick WORK
\Va«hiii!.R DONE f»r puriien ir. neighbor
ing towns. Express will be paid ONE
wav where the lull amounts to $l..'Oor
over.
LKK LING,
l*rop.
oiMilbank
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Easlern I) ?i i HL:I ISI^ED 1S7H, and OPERATING
loan money on FARM bo
t.U/»
East to her fertile
SARGENT & DIGGS.
Dak.
AT OFFICE
STREETS
FITCH & HILTS
PROPRIETORS.
OR