The herald-advance., November 21, 1890, Image 4

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THE IIEliALlk\l)\ A.NCIi
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W, limvxiii, Kditor ami Piiol'i.
OFFICII! PAPER OF CITY ADD CO'JflTY.
FRIDAY NOV. i!l. l*ix».
A {.Dnd many ]i( o|iln are ini -ic I ia
knowing the timo .illmved hy law ir the
enriva.iaini ol the state returns from the
vario is roiintion. According to the law
pasbed l»y the lust legislature the Kt ite,
canvafwiiiK hoard (or tin* ^tftte oflicers is
eoniposMil ot the governor, lli« presiding
justice ot tho m)jreme courl, the seere
t.iry of staff and the aadi'or of tho state
in the presence of the attornoy general
and the lieutenant governor hut no
members (hereof hJI.III take PAD in cnti
vnsNing the vote for any ollire for whirli
he liiniMeli is ucandidate. On lie 1'htirs
day Iiilinvin^ the fourth Monday after
the day »f election, tho Bla'o canvas.sinu
board shull open and examine the ro
turns from all the counties, if they are
.received Irom all the cnuiitie-j, and if not.
all received they may adjourn, not. ex
.cemlmg twenty daj's, for the purpose of
obtaininj the returns Kioux fulls J'rcss.
The American Harvester Co, is the
title of the new organization of the lead
iBg harvesting machine manufacturers,
including the AlcCorniick, Wood, Ueering
and others. Tlie directorn of thf new
company will bo C. H. Mct'ormicK, Win.
Dte.-mg, Walter A. Wood, Lewis Miller,
Col. A. L. Conner and tlcn. A. S. IIUHII
nell. The corporation nill lie one of the
largest in ite line in the world, in an in
terview in regard to the organization
Uol. Conger said: ''The present demor
alization of business nocessitaUd the for
mation of a new company. I can recall
ovcre'urhty different companies engaged
iu business which have tailed, entailing
upon the farmers, laboring men and the
eiHiiut'actureri and otliers of between
thirty million and forty million. While
some companicH have Ineu tmcceKslul
the general condition was'Jrtt it became
necessary to give the farmers better ma
chines at lower prices, if po«sih!c, with
out disaster to the manufacturer. For
several years the manufacturers have
been Belling their machines at so low a
price a« lo give them n» fair ompeusa
ting protit. The cost of materials has
been advanced so that it has become
necessary to either raise the price of ma-
chines to the farmer or through economy
produce and dit-tribute them morecheap"
ly, as is the purpose and expectation of
thisnew organization to do.
An Indian scare of no small magnitude
baa spread ovur the couritrv we-H of the
Missouri during the week, the .Simix
tribes having been excited to au alarminu
degree of unrest by the reported coming
of an Indian Messiah, who is to sweep
the country of tbe palefaces and leave it
to the enjoyment ol the Indians and th-'
buffalo. '1 he Indians are greatlv excited,
and the whites near Ihe reservation are
flying to the towns lor protection. The
masking of troops n«»r the point of dang
er, and the counsels of the (letter class
of Indians will probably have the etl'oct
of preventing an open outbreak, though
the situation has been deemed extreme!v
Critical by both Iudiau agentd and army
oflieere. A dispatch from he Kosebud
agency on the 10th nays. When the In
dinns on this and 1,'ine Ridge tigencv
WHKe up tomorrow morning they will
find themselves surrounded bv the,
itrongest body of United States troops 'h0 'i'"81
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th«iT1.aM»,r|'tf|,I' -''T.
t^ ttndetelv
wjdierv, completely
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The South Dakota Horticultural socie- abode in I'evdlo. Hin
ty will hold its second annual meeting I
arc residue- in MM* li I*
in DeSinet, Kingsbury county, Dc
1.1 Hi and 1 '2t h.
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.. Mr, 'ii. Legiree hr
Hi
The annual lepoit o the coiumis'-sioner
ol pensions shows tli it th.t» ar** .VJT.DM
pensioners on tho department ro!1-. 'nid
Chat there are S4 tit (Irant countv.
Tt I^ riot crediiaM" to he intelligence (if
the si n." 11»'it tho aai *!jl n»nt to cuislii n
lion,forhidingto Indium suop'T ed \V tlx
government, Ui" i i/.'. .'iV
ll •fo'lH-l, HO tl'Ut I". II' I. "f
cond.tiom can vote, wui.e women a !iim
sand timns nine «•in* ir- i*rii*»I
the right. It is not bo.mved thai litis is a
fair expression of ill ~"u'. iment of the
people. HV Ilio pecub iwording ot the
Indian amendment, it is certain Urn'
thousands who intended to for hi I the
wards of tho government, trorn voting
voted otherwise. Thorn is no doubt thai
I.in subject. will be resubmitted.--Aber
deen News.
v
•!. Diliman, the gi-ittleman v:
liiirt he hoiior of 1 citig i he
there an-a |.
u
n6xt
Which has been mustered in the west Then* wi'l be u dance at Knymond's
Blence the defe.it of (ieronimo. It can be
i
i a is \vw
Mr. I' s
Wheejei ,,.-.1
tin:- bride's
upended i ist Thurso
Miss Mamie ,1m.'
spent he -i
i firt Myp
sola home Monda.
the hoys it ml -tra
athiits.
Tlir
iwint
iliH'kmi
M-iri-
,ii in John ivot'ilo K sons, Tod i
have jissl telnrtiid Irom Uto,
Where tlu-v have been st udee.i s
A
corn ari't oats wert- i
'•ni ma. k"t lis Ji. !:•'.•
yi'.-ir f"t"l vvhm i i
i! is hm: ht ami shipped out.
1,
lias ert e'od an iiddil inn t1 ::. '.i ir:
were recjiic-ted to a-i-t. aL tuts ia uiirol
tlit* corner stono. also ci"\aling
liunche.s of gliingles to tho roof by means
o a a e
Bert Jonef and W. (). St««r!t» have un
ported live humlreit head of *he"p. which
tlu-v will divide 'ie'ween them. While
ihe net ess-oy .-hedH are ntider courn«* of
con-tr .'i. i I-- i.i o being herded
in fhi- .! .I.:- i. !. iiabcilcHs small
boys.
The Rov. Totidin, j• n '.-nt
of churclu'K of South I.'aUota, pit-.n-Jn-d
to large and apprrciiiuve midience.-i ia
the ('ongregatioiial Imrch at lf"villo. fA
last vSundiiy morning and eveinni.'. Jn
the course of or his sermons thegood i
man compared some hihiical story to
honest men who enter
ihe poltti'-ai arena, tuit tire nr.ghty
deneeB of uneasiness at thin Ktatement
ind ho has a line assortment ot ehioken
There is pretty lively tunes around "bar"
once in a vhite. poo John.
VII* ItKUOKS,
K. Motley received word that one nflheld at Spokane Fulls, Waslnngion,
his children was sick, and started for Inhere Seuaba- Squire will joii tl.eiti
Wisconsin today. They are to vicit in the order named
C. llankinRin started for Minm s.tu Seattle, Port, lownseml, S tn
today where he will be eniphw this
winter.
f'yrus Young has rented his farm and
will leave in a few days.
month.
hall Thanksgiving night. .Music by Mr.
predicted that if some unfortunate act and Mrs. Raymond, 'liekets to ail w ell
on the part ot the soldiers does not add i behaved danceis only
to the excitement of the Indians, thej Raymond wunts :j colts, weight about
•threatened upr.sing will neier occur, iow lbs. or iw« 1400 lbs., go and ice him
jit .3 now plain that. Gen. Miles has
i y 0
ii
have any to sell.
not boen idle during the past week, fori
the troops now arriving come from' Irrisuimu and Nh««p.
most posts in the west. Small detach-J The itrigatioii department of the I)
irents Icive been moving in this direc- kota, Farmer beciues more and more
tion tor the last three days und the interesting.- Tite issue of November 15,
whole has been so smoothly and quietly
done, that not a word of warning has
leached the Indiana. This great move-
ment wid be known lo history as the! tion and Alfaifti, by an old irrigation Old Settler:! i)av at the M. K. l-'air on
intuterpie' e of strategic Indian warfare farmer, w il.'soon commence. The pub-I Thur dav, Nov. I tb .'it th" )pi r'a I louse
"o'i
dtirimr the lisher is also running a very interesting A re-i-ter will be i.roviijcd. nd all iier
^""btW-rt th (puck I department for the -hee/'men. The j, sons who eime to the countv
e.p nt e ot tin arruy will entirely piiet ei« of Deeemlier 1st wid contnin p' ms
.. "J(
such a fever ovt the oi a sVa dipping lank. Tbe paper v.ill
Imn, I 'f''' V.'c-U'k) bo iinpo-f:ih]p be sent any of our reade'-s for rfj.uti
e Ini.iajis o mount ami start out. aeini-Monthly, until January 1st, lS'.rj-
!',"rnintr
wl!i
I0 o| t»)H tWo
Ul
.i(„
fi'1'1 those mcntiot.i'ig this pilfer w il! n-c,.
.)nMliiun)s
1M a(:,!
n if UiP 1
•v-u atness witi furxii-h an xcuse to
go upon ihe warpath.
.1uo1,t
e 10
1
at unlay night
l)u:o. I i.
."•Jougeoli \*..
'-tone '1 own-top, (tin my chin! 1 i
I lie deceased leaves »•!''U'n ciiiidrt
!,i.-lj tin- two la«t are twins l,.»ni
Ml!'
Tin
mimbl
TWIN HUOOKH, NOV LV
horo lliU.,v.
C, Woodard litis gone to Wisconsin, it
will take two Tickets to bring him back,
We often thought Charley was not sav
ing pennies for nothing.
Some of our farmers are bavin* -beep.
That's right, no bolter sheep country in
the
figure.
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Al.HER. Ni
School opened 11 i i.i v a t:t
s o a s e n 1 1 1 1 i
IIrat diiv of hcIiooI'.-'
ii!ncisco,
H.Finley is preparing to leave for Th- ,ho ,1,lot mined eir„rl of .lav CouM and
i'fiiita, Washington, and ex pot is to«!art
fur Pr
l.e l)
ITieiliinstiai I.clH
hii»uton. 1). C. Nov.
K-crt-t :k out »t
nger any my-'
itic howls lo:
'1 lie
is no
deiteu
utive wiU
ffum 17 U) 1
of v
xvii(
few, now a days, ihiit suet ced a mighty I
lew." A recently elects! reprenenlative ^ni the present 1^7"--'making
who was in the audienee bowed evi-
th
Ik,
Another blossom on the bea:.
Wm. lie inbio^som's, iHirn, S i ..
8th, 18:ttl.
The ticw harness maker is arn
and -Mr. Mloin expects to leave *oon.
IVter Peterson has purclianed
Uandall's ttireBhing rig.
A small p.irty ga'hered a! eorge
Friday's lavt week and spent tl o i.venin
verj' socially.
John Myers is IerkitiLr I-t Fre Hoxsey
until Tommy Letts regiiiim his health.
.Mr. llossey'd hennery is in full blast
aiui there!
iia to the
reeonnt of'
K 'v.
I liii v houe to train tin mitliuonal meinbur
I ol the lloiJ.-e. and one more vote i:t the
i electoral college for the Stutin i Ni-iv
Yor! T:. iv i vf. i-
stall a lvobiit» o\er this recotmt
t'ongre-'p will |a»s a resolution order
it, ami then for the milk in lb" n!
the posiponmeiit i- .• -ngros^io i l'
apjiortionnient tinti.' :'.i* I-:fty-secM:.l
r. Titey know thnt au
itpporiionni,-[it hill such as Uepreaen- Chattol 3I«rt»afro Salo
e|Vethe republic ins
,ltKh,il)n
rnooern tw••! i .'id said: "I admit j]1(, pif!v.|i,-r(j Congress and au eiiual i
ll
Rt-prer.eUtatives
the Louisiana lottery com| any t- brenk i
I down his personal credit, and I am told
by a banker that Mr. Waiumnkei-s I
credit, is as i ood us it ever v us. '1 inn at
i tempi to hi iiitf about the pns ate tinau
cial ruin ot a public oiliciai because of
i hia official acts is one ot the most tijs..
graceful in our history. Mr, iould dis-)
likes .Mr. V\ luiamaker because of his ad- i
vocacj of a postal telegrapii -ystein, »nd I
the lottery lolkg regajid bun as sue i
author of their mill, so they co.-utiitied
for revenge. 'Ihe purpose leing }o li.rce
Mr. Wanamaker into biink' nini-y. i}ut
it was useje.?s, I he lottery law is on our
statue books to stay, and Mr, WanaiuaKer $
will ike a laoie advanced si uid tluuC
contains an illustrated article on the bi his annim! report, in fav of
'"Method of A .pl\i:tg Water" as used in
11
"stnl
I'olorado. A series ot arti,- es on Irn^a- I8TK
HS*i
A X,
vvili be
jvnse .\ it is di"! "r
key with t:ir- i d'e-.
ion. wo.th I
the
AI
W. Hrsiisuu., Pub.,
Huron, S. 1.
After dinner ti
ilers v. lb bo iieiu,
JKH-i-bes fl'td evt-ri i.
il»fnuH te--.
a certain
1
equal
„u^ Um .|,amoral eolitt.fel
lect the next i're.-i.ient, and
tliey are placing a bjld game in older to
apportionment al tho (•••ming short
session, ami to get the apportioameiif
into their own hands.
{Jitt it is a decided waste of eBerfy-'
The lirsi bu.s ne.-s the rcpiWfe.n
house, which liieett- i ember 1st. will be
to perfect and pass it tair and ju1 appo
tioniueiit bill K.-ed t!]Kn the returns .•!
the eleventh census. The iiiil introihict i
by Dsiuui-d at the last 8 ^siort will fe*ee
riiirilv have to !e .Mjine a hat changed be-,
caUne ttic population of the country fe: i
behe.v t!:c? estimate tip.-ai whu it w
Anton based, but there i.- riot tiio slightest dmii.'*
that (leriH»catic liovnIs, ,:1n ^iie. e
mg the bill post.jioiii d.
K very body here is talking re.-i,.roeity.'
The new Spanish Minister,J^er i«r Miguel
Suarez (tuanes. hns arrived here,-beet
presented to the President antl hat
already opened i.egotiations with Beore
I tarv lilaino lookin',» towards a reeit
city treaty between the United Mates I
a iv-1 Spain, whicn will of coutse, include1
Cn'ia. In hisspeeeh to the President the
new minis.er made it very plain that hitr
government wus :nvious to hfive
Some fett.v thieving litis been done i rocky, and private!-.- helms talked even
L^t week some one entered pl.dner. Negotiations are al-o in pro
the house of J. W. Stymest, and took j'gross with several other coBtries,nota
altout 817 Irom his pockets. Wiio will jbly those ol Central and South America,
you lay it to now v and it will not be surprising if the Senate
Mr. P. Filbert is hack to Twin Hrooka atiulI iw* called upon to ratify tour or five
again whore he has several wells to bore,-i"?w iprority treaties before the exniranon
The Twin Brooks Tlire-hin,/ Co. n'e
still bnisy threshing.
ol ihe i'lfty-hrst congress. i
The joint senate and house cotn'-.-T. e.
•iu hori/ed at the session of congress to
visit the Paiilie coast for the purpose of1
investigating the alleged vioialmns of
the c!ii'.icse '.mmigration law. left here. Sat i
uruay morning in charge of deputy
Sergeant at-Arms of th" striate and u-
Ciiiupanied by a clerk and a sfeno^rapher
world. 20 ier cent taritl cuts no to take down tho testimony taken by the
corninittte. 'I he tirst meeling is to be
AuiiU'.C tss!' I1
L'cr, t«i tin Ami' lur--!«tst:
MU-tl'L'lUi. Merk'J.-.".'. sin!
»un) of uc I' UP 'V nl .!
,*'"K.". tt'' w!\uh (t'-'iiuU i
of U|. .i.'li! t(ii v -iirt-ii fti
in the ntiuim-r -jii-i- .1
ItlP HTU'-liilt lll'p ft
Poit.
iar.
men
Ijos Angles and Sandiego. .in!
expect to /return to. Washington
'{Christmas. ':"'..
.Postmaster .-General: W*aria:tri.aket'- h:v.-.
weathered the litnincial storm in spii
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ll tiie date of i fir
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11 ••, -, Kl(!j IIhIiIii 11, VCHI nu'tit Coin
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,::d i-.-, tlie vrintor is at, hand it
to call on
ISSIU.
t-lilfri
He has a full line of
BLANKETS
Till: WOliJ.D FAMKD WOOD
i'KKVKNTlVK "i 1
•ria Hied: fore Offered,
i mVt I33in-to Borrow
it to their interst to call
AND
of all Varieties, both cheap
quality. Also everything in
and Saddlery Lin
N. J." BLES
CZrr'Car-?.
is AI.ENT
GARBOLINBUM AT.
!:i.'v .\I
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wear nor wash ol5, at i, i.. si
cverl'i^iing nut brown t-oiiir at ot
i .ukv. lioot s, leitee pc.s:- wiil npvi-r rot or
never tdirink, -url or r«-{ t-11im. U» ro'1
t.-inks. cisterns :tn I celiacs will itlwass be ei"
t: s imt i- ttsiul. It vvdl keeji away lliett,
In cases tif dis'-ase .':mong cattlo, hoj-scs. s1
it i-. ill pies eat coata .'.ion. (Miiv wood pre
IE HI —li Wnii II. i) IIUIUMW
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Patent and Straig,
Bis
AN BRAND AND SHORTS
Always on Hand.
S!CH9 C!!y
Milling Co., Big
New Gc_
IX
EVERY DSP
AS
Fall and Winter Suitings
latest in Ladies' Wraps!
Fine Millinery—THE ST1
Seasonable Novelties!
AI! goods bought at
FOR CASH, and we
tee prices to be Ri
G. 1, WOOD
HAS .irsr SI "IT,',KI
A
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xjoan on Grant Connty
More Favorable Terms
Come
(fKOKCSE
From How Until Chr:
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