The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-02-11
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. A. A. Story, OF Twin Brooks,
is visiting friends in the city.
Burt" Jones of Rev llo, stopped
in town to day to take the morning |
train on short trip west.
Mrs. James Kerr and Mrs. l.. l..
Conright have both been suffering
from the prevailing maIady OF late.
John Burkhard, the wood man sold
three ear loads Of wood last week.
and says it wasrt Il very good week
for wood either.
Congressman pickler has forwarded
the Grand Army post of this place
hands me set of maps OF the battle.
fields of the rebellion.
Dick Mortell, after building a large
addition to his warehouse, sped away
to Chicago, where he now is making
arrangements for machinery by the
carload.
The three-year old son of }. l..
Lockha:t slipped upon the ice last
week, and in falling b oke one OF his
shoulder bones, but is now getting
along nicely.
The musical society has been per-
mauenttv organized under the name
OF the Milbank Ideals, and a cordial
invitation is exte1 1f:ed to the musical
people of the city to join the society.
Mayor Nolkmar starts for New
Orleans tonight to see it couple OF
weeks visit among the orange bios
SONS and octoroons of louisiana
won't ,eestablish his health.
The police have orders to promptly
arrest AL boys found fighting on the
street, and the lads should take warn
ing and get outside OF the city limits
when they feel that it is necessary t
pummel each other.
Parties desiring to attend the mas
auerade ball, which is to Dc he'd i
the opera house Friday evening, Feb
%. can procure costumes by appiSih;
: at Aug. Borgesons store. Slosson
: orchestra will fxrnish the music a
: the ball.
). County Treasurer Farler report
the receints Of his office as OVER Sli
: 900 during last month. 10 proper
handle this business and attend I
: the other duties Of the office 1t Woul
appear that the commissioners mad
i no very great mistake in ailoWln
him clerk during the busy season.
on another page we give the sallel
= points of the article written by Wn
! +. Gladstone on Protection and Ere
to Trade, which appeared in the Mort
American Review for January. III
= balance Of Mr.. Gladstone artic
n. with Mr.. Blaine reply will be print'
! next week.
Y, The Grant County Mutual lnsuran
Go, has entered suit against all
= linouent members who have failed
III nav their assessment. Due noti
had been given and the officers nay
deemed this the only thing left I
- them to 10 to meet their losses ~
Is = close up the affairs Of the assoclatlo
u A call for Il convention Of the ren'
llcan leagues of the state IS made
Wednesday the 10th. 10 meet at Pier
% ANY permanently organizes repnh
can club can send three delegates, .
!. each club shall east but one Vo
The object of the convention IS TO els
six delegates and six alternates
attend the national league conventl
nee which assemblies, at Nashville. Ten
"a a. Oh March /
80 The prohibition enforcement |
cry has passed the lower house OF
,nn 49, legislature with several amendmer
i:3o the principal Of which are the az
tiou of "sacramental clause,
tor hlottlnr out of the right to en-
and !: o.,h af lion,
un- IilNdlc iio"o'o "
and the cutting down Of the penal,
49, to about half Of the original I
at The main cause Of difference betw
the two houses is over the time
6rst taking effect, and this will proba
m. be compromised by naming the
80 of May as the date.