The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18


fitted up and furnished private office
at the warehouse in most comfortable
an. cosy manner.
Orrin Clark, who has been visiting his
parents in the city for a few weeks past
started for North Dakota this morning,
where he will have charge of an elevator.
Ladies Aid Society Of the TWIN Brooks
NJ +. church will give grand harvest
supper at the church on Thursday
Sept oath, to which all are cordially in
vlted.
Will McCollum, started for Hamline
last week, where he viii take up . course
Of study. Will will be greatly missed by
his young friends, and particularly by
the members of the G. A. +. band, OF
which organization he was member.
The indications all point to the fact
that tho racing during tar tins year will
be the best and most interesting ever
held on the track. A thousand dollars
IN purses have been hung up, and num-
ber OF horsemen from abroad have sigm-
fed their Intention to be present with
their fast steppers.
A.. NJ. Light, the Ortonville granite
man was IN the city Tuesday. Mr.. Light
was formerly superintendent OF the quar-
ries, but has recently embarked in busi-
ness for himself, and IS engaged in max
ing monuments of this granite. The
stone is susceptible OF very handsome
polish. and makes very beautiful monu-
ment.
We understand that the republican
farmers Of Troy township are about to
orgapize club for the dissemination OF
republican principles in their neighbor-
hood This isa commendable purpose
and the republicans Of every township
IN the county should follow the exam
pie OF Troy, and the professional calami-
! ty walters when they make :helr appear
! ance again will be answered by the
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farmers themselves.
The masonic lodge OF this city has de.
c;led ,o erect a building tor lodge pur-
noses. The lower floor will be rented
for store purposes and the upper story
reserved for masonic work. 1t had beer
the original intention 10 commence WORK
upon the building this fall, but on &C
/ count OF the lateness of the season, WORK
viii not be started until spring, during
the intervening period suitable loca
ton and other details will be arranged
We understand the lodge is IN exce'len
condition financially for tins undertaR
mo. and has long needed better accom-
moda,iops. which it will secure ia u
new home.
Tho Mllbank wheat market has Oeel
in Il very interesting stale for the pas
week or so, and the farmers are ge''lh
,na benefit OF the condition that exists
u ,nnears that Miller kaercher has bee
- th4 hapit Of adding to the revenue 9
the mill by buying and shipping sfal
!. md navine for it something more tina
ro,ll be gotten at the elevators. ~
brought the elevator men 70 'he ifoi
,,.;th 4 -four store, located IN the rear
! The Drake building. and also SUM ui"oe
: ,ho,,, - uhea, prices SO that for the pa
week or So the market has been lion'
!. oo,. ~ 4 cents higher at Milbank IN
: a;,h boring towns. kprcher clam
J ,ba, he has been buying at q pfoil'' ~
= no proposes to continue dong So q
,hat he will not 60 above lhe 'iiai :
p .;aa - meet the advance mace ~ y
a1e,ator companies, but VIII pay w
IS -, or,,et affords with safe mafs
: reserved. The farmers ana "i'ea' "a
= ers can afford to see tins ll''le COMP
- t,on kept up right along ana VII p'oA
= bly not step il as peacemakeis " - :,
~ ! sa,,led anv sooner than possible. y.
= hank is a pretty good wheat marNe' =
year. -
j Tho aJIC. gang plow lays over 'h'
"a all Examine il at Mortell's warehou
sd Return Engagement.
. lula E. +. Lobdel, at the req"es'
: many of.our prominent c',lze"s'
y kindly consented to give another ata'' ''
tic reading under the auspices o. 'he