The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-04-01
HOME HAPPENINGS.

ers examination to-day
Otto Eodman, of Stockholm. was en-
joying city life Yesterday.
Henry Schafer yesterday severely
burned his hand With some liquid he was
using in purifying lard
Aberdeen Presbytery Of the Presby-
terjan church viii hold lis regular spring
| meeting iii Aberdeen on the sth
Miss Florence Taylor, Of Big Stone
, City, was attending the teachers examin
alton to-day.
Miss Bertha +. Walter, teacher Of the
grammar department in the Ortonyllle
public school, is visiting her friend and
former school mate, Miss Olive Mcbride.
State Public Examiner pounced in up
on the county officers to-day without pre-
yious notice, but found everything in
ship shape order.
Mrs. NJ. w Lyon took her departure
for Minneapolis yesterday morning, and
expects to go from that city TO San Fran
cisco in a short time
1t is understood now, that the G. Nj. &
st. j. Ky., will put a daily day train on
the II, 6, y. Wtlmot limo, beginning on
April 1sth.-Wiimot Record
Miss Mary Buchanan, who has been
an efficient clerk in VI. S. Druecker's
general store for years past, was married
on tie 2Gth. inst, to bir N. w. Roll, ey
press messenger on the II Il d. road.
The board of education at its last meet
ing engaged Miss Eta Carrick as teacher
Of the grammar department for the
coming term. The board has also pro
cured dozen new seats for the primary
department, which was oyercrowded
A very delightful easter services IS be
ing arranged by the members and
choir Of the M. L. church for next sun
day morning, and concert exercises will
be held II the evening. EVERYBODY is
cordially invited - attend the service on
this anniversary Ut christian glatlness.
Mrs. julia =, Nelson, Of Red Wing
Mimi, lectured At the NJ. +. church on
woman suffrage, ana has appointments
as follows for the week ii lIis county:
Elmira, Wednesday, April ; Reyillo,
Thursday, April 3rd. Alban, Friday
April 18th Big Stone City, April 9Th.
Twin Brooks, Saturday, April 7th.
The funeral Of Isaac H. Roberts OF
Grant Center, who died at lis home in
that township on the eth. ut, OF pneu-
mona, took place from the NJ T. church |
last Saturday. Mr. Roberts was born in
the state OF New York and was "a years
Of age at the time of his death, was an I
Old soldier, enIisting in Co. H lst |
Mich engineers and mechanics on Dec |
}lst 1868, and was honorably discharged |
At Nashville Sept .4.2nd, 1863 The mem
oers Of the 6 A. T. post OF this city at
ended the funeral in full force, the fol
lowing comrades acting as pall-bearers:
J G. Stanford, L. J. Benedict, Jno.
Lockwood, II. l. Abbott, Ben Bartlett,
J Weber.
While number OF the city office.
were above par previous to election, that
II alderman for the second ward was a
lrug on tile market. Public sentiment
lad crystalized around tie names OF
Noses Baird and John Lundberg, but as
10Th Of these gentlemen re>olutely de-
lined the honor, they we're brought to
,ether and agreed to abide the decision
If chance on the toss of = quarter, head
o throw the aldermanic mantle upon
Nr Lundberg and tail to do the same
or Mr. Baird. The two bit piece came
'own with the eagle up, and Mr. Baird
became the candidate, and was elected
Without opposition.