The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-02-04
HOME HAPPENINGS.

The ladies OF the Nj. f.. AID Society,
are preparing for their regular church
fair to be held next fall.
The Glomstad Bros. have brought
| a stock Of groceries from Britton,
which they intend to dispose Of at
their store.
l.. M. kaercher was elected one of
the members of the State Court at
the recent state meeting Of the
knights OF Labor at Aberdeen.
Elmer lIerrick, the brakeman who
lost his limb while on duty few
weeks ago, was brought up from
Montevideo to his home in this city
last week.
The attention of our farmer friends
is called to the advertisement of w.
NJ. Thomas in another column. Mr..
Thomas always does just what he
says he will.
Our tovnsman, G. A. Wood, was
attending the Northwestern Lumber
man Association meeting which was
held in Minneapolis last week. lie
was elected one of the directors of
the association.
If the finder Of nair Of black and
white wool mitteas will let us know
where they are he Will fall heir to
our gratitude and save us from having
to buck wood and carry water with
our Sunday kids on.
We have had a number of calls for
extra papers of last week 5 edition
which we were unable to supply. but
il our friends Will be patient with us
we shall try and not let this happen
again, even if we have to start paper
mill ourself and grind the baby's
clothes into pulp.
Miss Hattie Smither has gone to
Englewo9d, H., to attend the Cook
County normal school at that place.
The lnStitdtion Is one of the largest
and most thorough training schools in
the country, and the friends of Miss
>mither will be pleased to learn that
she is to have the benefit Of course
at this school.
At the installation Of officers Hum
pll ey Post, G. A. r., which took
place on the 23th ult., the following
officers were installed:
Communicative Fitch
$. v. CA. A. Story.
q. NH !. Benedict
O. of Deco. knowlton
g. Wm. Cleveland
Comrade J. W. Bell acted as in.
stalling officer.
Owing to the removal Of many of
the members of Inkpa lodge. ]. O. q.
f., at Big Stone City, il was deemed
| best by the remaining members OF
til. order TO close up the affairs of the
! lodge and surrender the charter to
the grand lodge. This action was
taken some two weeks ago, and the
furniture Of the lodge room will be
sold at auction next Saturday lnkpa,
No. 81. was at one time one of the
best conducted and most active lodges
| III Dakota.
| We understand that neigh Dor Gregg
starts off this week on trip over the
Northern Pacific to Washington. and
| that the Advance will be III charge Of
| Rev. r. III. Battey during his absence.
We welcome Bro. Battey into the
charmed circle Of editorial fellowship.
us we have long felt that our city
newspapers have badly needed some
good religious blood injected into
them. The HERALD has been the
only one that has been thoroughly
orthodox on all questions, constantly
laboring to keep its subscribers on
tie right track. We somehow feel
it in our bones that our labors in this
respect have not been entirely in vain
and shall, as heretofore, continue to
give our readers good sound religious
doctrine, III large allopathic chunks,
but always sugar coated with good
feeling and rotherly love. Now is
is the time to subscribe and thus get
your medicine regularly. BY q faith
ful and constant reading of the HER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and all-you
will get religion without knowing it.