The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-04-24

'''H >'>I'u9 Win Iler lfotnerS IamliN
W. ). CroWl, Of this city,
The OWonvile people are projecting =
$4,000 hotel building on the peninsula
/ which lhey expect to see erected this
summer
Hmny weather the first OF the week
interrupted seeding somewhat, but we
heard of no one grumblins very hard
about it.
James McGovern drove over from
Madison, Lake county, this week, to Wis
it former home and friends at Twin
Brooks and Milbank.
The Episcopal church people are doing
very appropriate piece Of work III set
! ting out trees in front of therr church
/ lots making Il division of work in the
matter.
Mr. Jimmie Mehegan the efficient clerk
at the St.James hotel of Appleton, Mimi,
/ was around shaking hand, with his Nil.
/ bank ftiends on Saturday last.
I Rev. Thos Wilkinson of Gary, will
preach in the VI +. church SUNDAY morn
ing phd evening at the usGal hours, 10 40
a. IN. and $ p, m
/ Justice Pasco was land up most of the
| week with the grip, and j. II. Brannon
is just recovering from short acquant
ance with the same trouble.
j There will be an Orange (dmel social
at the residence OF Mr. r. Maynard on
j Friday evening, May |. under The auspices
/ OF tne Ladies' Benevolent society All
are cordially invited.
! The assessors of the various townships
and cities viii meet at the court house
tomorrow for the purpose OF comparing
notes and laying out plans for a uniform
assessment through the county.
IL. W. Bailey returned from a trip to
Donnelly, Mimi, on Wednesday, where
! lie had been called by the death Of his
| brother III law, and the illness Of lis sis
/ ter.
Henry Neil, of Madison, was on the
"Wednesday night east bound train, on
his way 70 Red Wing, having been sum
moned there by telegram announcing
the serious Illness OF his brother, y. NJ
i Neill.
The inmates Of Sheriff Benedict's
house of leisure were given a chance to
deyelope then artistic tastes this week,
having been furnished with paint and
brushes for the purpose Of giving color
to their temporary abode.
DR.. Rose invites his friends and the
public generally to call and see him III
his elegant new quarters in the brick
corner, which he has fitted up IN very
handsome manner The doctor takes
considerable pride in his new place OF
business and purposes making it d first
class drug store in every respect.
The members of Sylvan Lodge, |. .. ..
T., will observe the 72i anniversary Of
the organization OF the order by inviting
their friends and families to meet with
them at the hall next Tuesday evening,
when a short literary and musical pro-
gram will be rendered, to be followed by
refreshments and socla' enjoyment.
The Eiason brothers, Of Wilson. last
week purchased one o. Reed Bros, d
Shaw,s fine imported shire stations,
Sprotbro Archie, registered as No. S239
It is an encouraging sign to see horses OF
this class going out into the county, as it
lis n sure evidence that more attention is
being paid to this part Of farming than
has been IN the past. The Sweepstakes
stables have undoubtedly some OF the
finest draught horses III the western
states. as is at;esied by the premiums
they have won.
Do not let arbor day pass by without
setting out tree or shrub OF some KIND.
Milbank IS far ahead Of many OF the
cities and towns Of Dakota in the num-
ber and growth Of trees in the resident
portion Of the town, > tact which IS uni
yersally commented upon by visitors TO
the city, and one which rebounds greatly
10 the credit and advantage OF our peo-
ME The efforts OF our citizens IN THIS
direction should not slacken in the least,
and this good work should be continued
,h;s spring even more persls,entIy than
heretofore. \ proper appreciation OF
the Importance OF this matter and
SLIGHT effort on the part Of each property
1Lalaor will redound to both public and