The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-01-09

us there q personal devl!" is the sub
jec. ,f the Sunday evening discourse at
the b. e. Church next Su unday.
Owing to the death of the mother of
chairman Of County Commissioners
Jennings, the meeting Of the board was
adjourned from Monday till Wednesday.
The report OF the Minnesota state
grange published in another column was
furnished by N. l. Lowthian, who was a
delegate from the Nelrose grange, and
who vas elected state lecturer
Little Arthur Owen, the young son Of
J. II. Owen, gave party to ecore Of
young friends last Monday in honor Of
she tact that he had reached his fourth
birthday.
TIE partnership OF VIM. Movius and
Thomas Dawson, OF the Fig Stone City
is.ls, Biz Stone City, has been dissolved
IL. Dawson retaining control OF the
mil.
| G.vil service examinations Tor South
| Dakota, fer the ya1. -39i, have been set
.or 4Ae Following tnes and T ac"s, at
Eanl,tcr -1,uosday, A2ril IA, and Aber-
| aeJa IuAst.1-, Gov 20.
Pans. Jca2s. tho oeed patriarch OF Big
Stone Like io.sud. waa visiting f.i,nds
in 'h- ci'y re fore part of the week
Uncle Rams. % III ;.rat on everything
save religion Ii.1 pc.!szico.
40 the victo-s belong .ho enoils" AS
intlma,ed last week the fight o' nayn&
Vo!kmar to the capital resulted in b.
appointment as journal clerk ia the
house
| Howard Molm, who has been for a
number of weeks pass visiting .lls sis.-c,
Mrs. W. ", Do~ni~ d. yhia city, rre41-sl
to his home in Morris,own, MINI, this
| morning.
The ladies Aid Society of the NJ. F..
church will meet with Mrs. r. 2. Smlther
on Thursday, Ian. 10Th, at 80 p. m. A
general attendance is deslred, rs business
in which all are interested, will come be-
| fore the meeting.
| Mr. II. lIocnm'e father made a visit
| to the merchants in town Wednesday
soliciting small article. OF merchandise
| to stock tie shelves of old Mr. Arnold g
i ,p,,1 a i
now claims he has the most complete
stock in the city.
| The Methods,s " i'll celebrate the Fifth
Anniversary of the opening Of their
church edilice, Sunday, January Is, 1891
by appropriate exercises. All former
pastors and presiding elders, and others
Who nave been officially identified with
the church have been invited to be pres
ent and a day full Of interest :s anticipated.
The Odd Fellows OF Or,onvlle had
grand celebration Wednesday evening
III the form Of a public installation and
ball. A number Of b1ethsrn and others
| from Milbsnk would like 10 have par
ticlpated, but we're obliged to forego the
pleasure on account OF the early depar-
ture Of the afternoon train.
Mrs. Jane Reeves, mother VIM. Jen-
ming Of kllborn township, died last Sun
day evening ut the home Of her son. De-
Ceased was IN the I'D Year of her age, and
had been living with Mr. Jennings for
| some time past The burial took place
| Tuesday in Eastman's cemetery in
| Sprlngdale township, Roberts county,
where the husband OF Mrs Reeve was
inferred.
The Milbank chapter of the Epwor;h
League haye arranged for course OF
lectures running the next three months
Among the lecturers already engaged are
Rev. w. Il. Jordan, who lectures Jan. l6,
-"The Fallen Meteor" Rev. w. f.
Clifford, "The Mammoth Cave" Rev F.. D.
Newhonse, Of Huron, "Chili," and Rev
A. W. Atkinson, of Watertown, Nor
nonism." One or two more will be added
to make the course complete. The price
OF season ticket has been set at 81, and
single admission Is cents.
The following officers for the current
term we're elected by Security lodge, A.
O. U. W., at last regular meeting:
NJ. VIC. z. Grover.
F. E. Emanuel
O.-ChAs. Cannon.
Sec.-J. L. Lockhart.