The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-04-03

III 'liS dHali llNlnS Il lew miles out iii the
country and being children in the ewes
OF the law and in fact. The outcome o
the hearing was that young Albert Schaf
l"f was bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of 5000, his father Charles
Schatler and Albert Fufahl, gong III.
security.
Quite Il serious accident happened
yesterday morning to b. G. Chase, who
with Al. Brown was brak ing on the
eastern bound treighttrain. While coup
ing ears at Andover the young man had
the misfortune to get his hand caught.
seVernS the two first fingers and thumb
OF the right hand. DR.. Sullivan the COM
pany's physician dressed the injured
member and the young man was left ia
his care at Andover, but came on to Mil
bank IN the afternoon.
Meeting Of General Humphreys post
U. "A. II. Will be held at the court house
at O'Clock on Monday evening, April 6,
to which the public are cordially invited.
Ihe occasion is the twentieth anniyersa-
ry OF the organization OF the Grand Army
OF The republic, at which time commun-
lcatlons from headquarters s., in, tn,tn
K. will be read, and otSN s<s herring
proceedings in the celeniN II the
event will take place. Members of the
Sons OF Veterans and Woman's Relief
Corps are specially invited to be present.
The creamery property which has SO
long stood IDLE, has recently been pur-
chased from Mr.. Camp by Mr.. George
Merry who is making arrangements to
open up the business as soon as possible
Mr. Merry wide acquaintance with the
farmers OF the county and his we'll known
business ability will ensure the success of
the enterprise if the farmers cooperate
with him for their mutual advantage
Mr. Merry expects to have the creamery
IN operation by the first of next month.
Mother earth in this section has re-
ceived this spring the best drenching she
has received IN many years at this season
IT commenced raining and showing last
Sunday and kept it up until the whole
earth seemed to be we'll saturated The |
moisture, coming as it did in the form of
ram and snow, gave the earth Il good |
chance to drink it IN, and it can be truly
said the ground will be in better condj
ton for giving grain d good start than
" soil needsis little wetling once in a
while, and it has it early in the season
this year.
Next Tuesday the Fourth Avenue
company will reproduce tile drama "The
Drunkard's Warning" under the auspices
of the G. A. 4. band, for whose benefit
he play will be given. 1t is hoped that
he boys will be given "A full house on
his occasion, as their many public spirit
"a acts as band and their ever ready
to assist at the entertain
nen,s and gatherings of the various re-
lgious and other institutions of the city
hould entltle them to the most gener
'us consideration when an opportunity
Ike this IS presented for the people to
how their good will. Give the bows
,ood house, they have more than earn
q it.
Quite number Of young people con.
,regated Wednesday evening at the Brad
ord house, where they were welcomed by
lrs. Robinson, who invited them up ,
tairs with as little noise as possible and
lddlng them remove their wraps,
ent messenger for Mr.. John Robinson.
mo, when he appeared on the scene we r
eed scarcely say looked surprised, and
ell he might be to see the crowd that
nd burst in upon him. The surprise
AS complete. After the excitement
aased the party were ushered down !
airs into the commodious room on the
)uth, where with instruments Of music
, tighten the heart and please the ear,
le young folks endeavored to while away
short time by chasing the hours with i
ying feet until quite late in the even
'g. One and all pronounced it most 7
leasant evening.