The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-01-14
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. f. Z. 1Ierrick. Il brakeman or
the ii. < d., had his foot crushed b>
the cars near Milan to-day, necessi.
tatlng amputation above the ankle.
The scandinavian people of Geor
gla township are canvassing the ques.
tion of building an Eva ngelical Luth.
eran church, IL nd it is probable that
the spring Will see the building erect
ed
Henry Schater, the meat man,
bought nine full grown hogs-all
of tGe same litter-last week, and
the greatest difference in weight be-
tween any two Of them was one
pound aud Il halt.
MI A. /. y bbatt. of Twin Brooks,
was appointed postmaster at that
place, yesterday, This would in
in for harmony and we are glad of it.
Mr. Abbott will make an excelle Mt
i. NJ, and we congratulate him upon
his appointment.
Mr.. G. II. Steercs. the manager of
the Twin Brooks cheese factory, has
purchased the factory, and will CON.
tinue to turn eat the sane choice
article sha. t establishment has
become celebrated toy making under
his Superinteudency.
The funeral Of Mrs NJ. s. Druecker
last Thursday, was one of the largest
ever held in Milbank. the friends and
acqualntances Of the family turning
out to pay lie last tribute Of respect
to the deceased Messrs Il. i. Gibson.
W. b. Saunders, j. :. Farley. {. w.
Martens. \. J EaircAild, n. j. BIeser,
Z. ID. Ely, A. j. Bleser and ). c. Jones
acted as pail bearers, .tn.
lors whole place. and the only light
bag through the open hatch#ay. Altog'
act most uninviting place, but, reile
st, / that ii was only for one night and
tch- the weather being fine, should
hilc ably pass most Of the time on dc
md | settled to sail with them, and 10
era. board aga.n at $50. now went o.
iden for look round There We're
me. separate hatehwav-, In the middl
his thcE were storing away the carge
that the one aft was used by the crew.
hem / walked 10 the town and killed
ient time bv looking into tAe different
nifty windows. VAS much attracted
eing gunma1er' Nhodi~plaNed a great y;
OF arms ! don't know what first
I? ] into my head, but nile gazing 1t
two t.aa4..,,rs to -l.e,s,s.Ies z3 3anlv=
our neighbors Of the Review and
Advance G having Il real enjoyable
little time all to themselves, and it
makes us feel as If We were being
sighted These complimentary
notices ought to be more evenly dis.
trlbuted 50 that we could get onr
share OF them alts en- Joy the fun While
1t IS going. Cur bones are just aching
to get into TIE ring to do some ground
and lofty tul4hling fer the amusement
of the popnlace and the applause Of
the multitude. We're something uf
d high kicker ourselves. and we don
like "a be left in the stable while the
other Jacks are ouo III the beautiful
winter sunlight cracking their heels
III the air, hopping Their ears am;
shaking their nneurried hides Go IL
Jumbo, 60 it jim.
\ pneral AMI earnost disposition
has been felt for some time on the
part Of our nluslcal people and others
to recognize IL some litting manner
the courteous and gratuitous lahors Of
Prof. IL r1.p III the many public and
benevolent entertainments that have
been held III onr city for wears. and
which have always been SO cheerfully
rendered. With this object and the
organization Of 4 permanent musical
society also IN view. a number OF
ladies and gentlemen met 1t the res
idence Of Mrs. II. $. Wolkmar. tins
evening. \ preliminary organiza-
tion was effected for Il Milbank Mn
scal Society. with the following OIL
ers: President. J. {. Knapp; Secre-
tary and treasurer Mrs. II. 4. l.ol,-
mar; leader. Prof. re. Hyde, pianist
Miss Florence BOYLE. 1t WAS decided
to present the operetta Of The Little
Tycoon for tho benefit oi Prof Hyde.
Another meeting will e held Oh Sa-
turday evening at the house Of Miss
Boyle. and 4 general invitation is ex-
tended to all the citizens OF Milhank
Of /, musical turn to he present and
join the new society. which is to he
.'non-sectarian and .non-political. !
Tax Penalty Notice.
The attention Of tax payers IS called
to the fact that the special law which
was passed changing the amount of