Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-10-13

sllfulLthsJ OuiN w hcoI sweet.
sYes Charley.
pCan aspire to-to-that Is"
again lapse into silence, followed b
eoumgiDg:
"Yes Charley
A0h il might only hope to-er- to-
iaother failure OF language. Il wa,
sming.y hopeless case. aud IT might
We been only for demure:
Charley. rye said yes twice and 4
q mean il ] mean 1t too. and-and--"
Ind to this day that young man imac.
that he did the popping act up to the
sens taste"
AlI this happened in a parlor one Sun
night back in Pennsylvania. And i,
sn't long before there was wedding
much longer before came a letter
tn Pollys Uncle Josh out in Soutb
|kota. who wrote etfusivley of ms de-
|hi at her exhibition of what he called
|nt' and he proposed that If the youpg
cple would locate at Miller. the center
the garden of Eden, he would give
|n grand start ia life.
d coarse they accepted and were soon
ang then friends adieu.
few weeks subsequent 10 the above
Yersation, n travel stained party ar.
N at Miller. Our friend Uncle Josh
IN charge, and he led the party 10 n
H. The South Dakota House" said
satypicai Sl.00 day house of the
class. l have known Mrs. Rowland
Yroprietfess for long time. and She
10 hostess after my own heart. A
5rOugh business lady, endowed with
delight al ambition that makes "A
st feel at home, comfortable, content
and in mighty good hnmor. The
Ese is a marvel of convenience, the
rments are commodious, and well
hisbed, the Cuisine all that n superior
Il and unlimited orders on the market
make IL, and the attendants polite
sypeit. This Is the farmers no use
the place to get a good SOU are
After breakfast" remarked The Old
well go and buy your outfit. To
edite matters | will order q carriage
D. L. Torrey's stables. The cur.
arrived, and as Polly saw the styl.
nEn out. with prancing horses, ellb.
R trappinge, und q neatly dressed
|Fd with hair done up ia the latest
nan curb al the reigns she expressed
a delight, The Iorrey stable. re.
Fked Uncle Josh, lis one OF the best
lifted livery establishments that |
bE Of the three S's-speed, safety and
L, is its coat of arms If You ever
d livery the Torrey stable is the one
palroni2e. Frank is a royal good fel-
and is worthy OF his patronage in
Der.
The basis Of home is bit of mother
b said the old man as they entered
carnage. Here, each fellow has 10 lie
own Zeal estate agent ard LAWYER for
nave none. The patty then took an
fEded drive out in the country.
{clly declared she had never seen
magnificent stretch of unbrokeu
Pieape before in her life. why IL is
grand" she said.
les ana Just as fine for farming as IL
fts. soil that rs fertility cannot be
raled IN the vest or at least surpassed.
fli you my lads | never regretted the
became d Hand county agricultur.
lou see we are far west and by some
mahagement our country has not re-
Fed the proper advertizing In the east
year. I'm sorry to say il but its
That the eastern part OF the state has
= US up SO lar this fail. Thousands of
lied homeseekers have ALREADY en-
Pa our state. but the real estate men
sled by the business men of the cast
counties, have been spreading print
INK FOR months, and hence they have
aed us of SO far. / am determined
eur light shall SHINE in the east.
aomeseeker who is stopping east OF
Ion Is being ouped. He should come
|Ailier where he will find much better
[estments awaiting him. Well we will
r. oack to town, said uncle, after they
picked outa quarter section. After
ing lumber, letting contract, ETC., for
y new house, uncle said: now We are
cy ior the furniture, whereupon Polly
(afed she had heard SO much about s.
Piy that she desired to go there. The
was at first puzzled how to select. SO
Y was the display. But she sele cted
Fior suit and bedroom suit; to the Sc
aooed dining room set with all the
Fssofies, complete kitchen outfit;
|titing desk, sewing machine, ETC.,
bw.
nat handsome building is that on the
Per, asked Polly.
|nat is Mrs. D. S. Fulton's. saId un-
ana am almost afraid TO invite you
mere, before examining my bank
punt, Tor she Las such large stock
sells SO cheap. But as uncle knew
wise economy 1t was TO trade at Mrs.
ton he said. come on over.
= ihey entered this large establish
!. IN which there Is stored. in metro
tal arrangement, stock equal to
~ the state, Polly simply grew wilG
mutations Of surprise and delighted
derment.
oh Charlie. see this exquisite dress
efn. 1t is exactly the Sa ne az Cousin |
he wore at our wedding, that she !
gnt IN Philadelphia. 1t Is lovely, and |
FuIton,s figures are lower than what |
y PAID Tor hers. just propose TO |
thls pattern. / had no idea that |
an immense stock Of dress goods. |
feially IN silks and satins, especially |
Chenie and De Grenada silks at |
low prices could exist Ia the west.
prices were SO seductive that she
y not help but buy. She then pur-
'ed some Bedford cords, pangee and |
ant zephyrs.
ncie. said Polly, do look at my old
X; 1t is really shabby. Uncle, who
~ not Withstand her appealing eyes
gen thinking about it, let Mrs. Fulton
ou out In one OF her latest STYLES of |
Is, Tor she carries o fine stock of the |
|. IN cloass, and jackets, which was
'.ed by a very experienced buyer. |
mas great variety to select from
guarantees perfect satisfaction. Oh!
Aimed Polly, as they Matted before a
case. What a perfectly entrancing
per. Yes said uncle, Mrs. Fulton's
= shoes and gents boots and shoes
De beat in style or extent. Polly |
y prices so low that she purchased
utit from satin slippers 70 hand
Walking boot. Charles invested in
lts fine shoe while Uncle Josh in
% In stout farm boot. Then Chas.
lued out in nobby deer hat,
J Folly was investigating the im-
'se selection Of ladies furnishings and
'as. They then stepped across to
glassware and queensware side where
bill was otoered IN china. crock
giass and porcelain wares, at prices
foiiy suggested her thorough appre-
pa OF. Then the clothing depart
was gone over. A bill Of groceries
next. This house is q great credit to !