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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
CROWDED INNS AT WILLIAMSTOWy.

Williamstown, Mass, Aug. Is (speciall.-Both the
Greylock House aud the Taconic Inn have rushing
August business. These well-kept houses are both
filed with guests, and Landlord Mclaughlin is con-
stanty receiving applications for for the rest OF
the month and for september The guests OF the
hotels and the cOttagers entertaining themselves
with driving tennis, hops, dinper parties ana other
social dOlngs
The younger set are Arranging for a tennis tourna-
ment TO take place next week. 1t VIII be similar 10
the one that the Hill and Dale Club gave last season.
Mr. Proctor and family, also the Doughty hmiy
have gone TO the seashore for two weeks
A. L. Hopkins is out daily with his four-in-hand
coach He intends to drive over TO Bennington with
a company Of friends next Wednesday
Five Young men from Brooklyn here early this
weel, ON their becyes, which they rode all the way
from New.York The company consists Of f. ".
Indgren L. j. Grimes, f. NJ. Taylor, J. Burkhard and
f. l.. schneider They will continue on their wheels
to Boston.
There are hops at the GreyIOck House every evening
IN the week except Tuesdays and Fridays. On these
evenings the young people dance at the Tacone Inn.
These hops are we'll attended by the younger set.
Mrs Van shoonh0ven gave luncheon party Mt her
cottage on Thursday.
Governor Bulkelcy, Of Connecticut with party Of
friends. was here on Wednesday. They drove from
Pittsfeld
The Rev. Harry Hopkins and family have been
canning for some time Bald Mountain, west Of the
village they occupy the chihp OF the Alpine Cup.
The following have recently registered al the Grey
lock House Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Vail, Miss A. ID.
Thurston Richard saalfeld, Miss ~ l.. Taylor i. g.
Robinson, Mrs. NJ. ". Maclay and family Mrs. Wilson
Cary Dlbb f. j. Phillips John c. Gnlck, G. X. Alley,
Ralph D. Godfrey, BROOKS H. Wells, Richard Lahers.
IT, and wife. J. II. Carpenter and wife, Mrs. J. II.
Ibherton. Miss Lizzie stewart, A. C. Gilderseeve 40
the 1aconin Iun-Paul p. Wilcox, Nrs. Bayard nominck
Miss Ethel G. Domipick. Miss Helen Domlnick Mrs.
". Z. Dominica, Mr.. and Mrs q. j. Thompson. Edwin
w. ID. II. A. u.
baldwin. Alfred +. baldwin, MI. aud Mrs. W. Z.
GIllver, Miss CULVER Master Gullver, Miss jennings,
Edmond Kelly Frank Abbott and wife, Mark IL. Hub
bell, W. s. waicott, ir, New.York; W. A. Haven, f. y.
Grant. by00hllp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
A. A. ValdlC & Co.,,
s77, s7e BROADWAY,
Opened Last Week.
900 CASES
ENTIRELY NEW GOODS
In PorceIains,
Lacquer,
Silk,
kets,
Novelties, &C.

Mrs g. H. shorts, Harry s. billiard, Buffalo, n. XII
Mrs n. G. Fox and Miss Fox, Philadelphia; f. j. anq
B BIZ Ok Judge nnEie Toronto Elmer r. Thomas
II. b. Thomas, II. E. swoeny, Troy; n, T.; j. Louis
Mrs ii. G. stlllman, Plaingeld, n y; Nr: and Mrs.
G.. II. Dana Washington Mrs Minnie Cooper Brook
Watch Hin Moase7H:s Mary phelps sO Saam1
Edward De Lima, Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Person, John
Maeee. J. D. Laying Mis-: Adelaide E. hper n:
j. Nclzels Miss II. j. Morrison, Miss Seecomb, Huntes
MIXES. tIoohyn George W. Wood C. A. Butler' p ta
delphia: @. H. Cotton, Boston; c. A. White, Middle
borough n. Y; NJ B, Cowperthwait, Yonkcrs, y. Y.s
Francis A. Cohefair, Piainfeld N. j.; J. V. A. Weaver
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16

Mrs Mrs.: E. ~ johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Lamb. the
:. Worden Hotel-Mr. and Mrs W. S. Richards. W. r..
hsmman' NJ, - q Gray, G.. N. Dean I, II. Cooper,
Mr.. ana Mrs. K. w. Holster. W. W stoddard
:. Adelphi Hotel-Nfr. and Mrs. S. T. Cox. Mr.. and
Mrs +. y. Ametrand. T. /. Boutiiler. Miss e. a.
Barrett. '
Temple Grove-Ml and Mrs. s. MilMken jr, J. c..
DIR. Strongs Sanarum-Dr IT w Pichter l. H.
Rehier MISS l. uBnrgoyne. Miss NJ. A. Thomson, DR..
j. NJ. Quinan, "
Huests liouse-sir and Mrs. A. D. Cook. Mrs C.
Ripper. NJ. f. Cool. A. NJ Cook " - "
Kensington Hotel-T, @. Dreyfus. Bray, r..
Moran, W. II. lelford. Mrs. II. f. sears aud family,
". f. Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. A. salz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
ALL THE HOTELS BUSY At THOUSAND ISLANDS

ALL THE HOTELS BUSY AT THOUSAND lSLANDS
Round Island, Aug. Is (SpecaD.-In the latter part
~ July there was complaint among Landlords al
the Islands that the month had been rifle dull bu'
none can find fault with August thus far. EspecalB
the intensely hot weather Of the last few days mas
hroneht sach crowds TO tax the accommodations OF
tbe large hotels and most of the minor ones TO the
,moyt This rush Will continue about week or Ten
49, longer and then the cool nights setting In VIII
scatter tho people to their homes. The season on INC
s. Lawrence virtually closes by September although
M, few oottageis claim that the latter month is by
r tho most delightful time Of the year TO be here
The excursion Of the New-York State Grange to inc
ands last Tuesday was the largest ever seen on the
st. Lawrence. 49,, , ,,,.o,
.,aaro and Alexandria Bay. has been sold 10 parties
=. c,ba for the fruit trade.
rneoaoro Butterneld general passenger agent OF Inc
Rome watcrtown and ogdensDurs' mas pee" ,n o.
np q, the island during the week Among the a.
caHne o., NV YORK and vicinity during tbs week are :
T,ontonae-Mr. and Mrs. b. Miller Mf; ana ars
~ Griffith, Miss Griffith H. l. fheh'
= na.he ~ W TaIiant and wife, J. Van wormer.
Miles. Mrs. A. C. Hastings, +. X Harp. wife and
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25
w A. Stewart, Attornoy-at-Law
w Lawrenceburg, Tenn.

4 , Il. Rose, Attornev-at-Jaw. Office
( a northeast corner ~ courJ house,
up stars, L~wrenceburg, Tenn,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25
HELEN'S NEW YEARS
G r 7.

a UGH a laughing and chatter
ing oftongues as there was in
~ DR.. Byrne'S cosy and pleasant
sitting roona.
ut was enough to drive man
distracted" as the good doctor
himself asserted, though he look
ed as if he enjoyed it as well as
the youngest among the merry
group that surrounded him, none
'oi whom ever thoughtit necessary
ID PIT Oh. a long count9n~nco be
cause father had come Indeed,
This was always the signal for
increased mirth and happiness
The. holidays were approach
ing, and the doctors Go1r daugh
ters we're all discussing the i'm,
portapt subject Of Christmas end
New Yea $ gifts, aid comparing
notes us to the beautiful articles
they had SEN in the shop WIN.
dows.
We sal | all, a~o yet t'ere was
one, fair, sTeet'look-ing girl,
sitting a little apart from the
rest, who did not join in this
animated conversation, though
evidently from no unfriendly
motives.
This was d.. Byrne's oldest
and best loved daughter, and he
Noticed her quiet mood,
"And what does Helen want
for her New Years gift?"
The doctor regretted the ques-
ton as soon as 1t passed his lips
Hrlen's quickly averted eyes
filled with tears, her lips quiv2r-
ed, and after silently struggling
for a few moments With her feel.
ings, she arose and left the
room.
AS soon as the doctor could do
so unobserved, he followed her,
going directly to her chamber
where he found Helen sobbing
with an abandonment of grief
that alarmed him.
"My daughter" he said, in a
toue of tender reproach, "do not
give way to your sorrow thus"
Helen lifted her head from her
fathers shoulder, with a smile
that was sadder even than tears
81 know how ungratefnl it
must seem, papa, when have so
many blessings remaining. But
/ could not help thinking how
he was with US a year ago, so
strong and full of life, and
now"
Here the sobs again choked
her utterar &c.
The good doctor was strongly
affected, for Robt Tracy had been
as dear 20 him as a son.
"But, Helen, it is not certain
that Robert went down with the
chip"
Here DR.. Byrne checked him
sell, TOO wise, as well as honest,
10 hold out false hopes.
Une morning, a few days later,
Helen entered her father's study
"Paps, would the present you
SPOKE of bu- ing me cost as much
collars?
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

1t is said this new disease
when aristocr is are taken, it is
~'La grippe" pleblana "lnfluen-
"a" We suppose it is ola
grippe" that Lawrenceburg peo-
pie have.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

BLAChS&iTN'S C0AL.
If you want the Best Blacksmlthin2
Coal in the state send your Order to I'VE
A. Ruttle for Sewanee Coal. Price
20 cts, per bushol. 0alce "A West It'll
1t. Ccinmtia. Tenn. Also MT Coal
for family use, ut lowest prices.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

The Arkansas Treasury is
-empty. Consequently the Repub-
licans Will make 70 concerted
effort 10 carry the State,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

Oklahoma wants to be admit
ed as a state elcgable ii it be
large enough TO be divided into
South and North Oklahoma and
il it is republican.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

Word. McAllister and "the
400" is a bore, that is enough to
make sensiable people say
YEARLY. They bed up again.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25
Lawrence Democrat.
FRIDAY, Dec. 25th, 1891.

Mr., Crisp. has made Mr., Mills
"a Senator OF the United States,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

Tom Reeds celebration Of
Christmas will be "a high lop-
some" Reason things a little TO
Crisp,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

a UGH laughing and chatter
ing tongues as there was in
~ DR.. Byrne's cosy and pleasant
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

Lawrence County is loyal to
her friends. Hurah for the dem
ocrats Of old Lawrence.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25
I. HE EV ENTNG
HERALD
10 CENTS PER WEEK, OR 4Se
PER ANNUM.


The Herald Company makes, al The
outset no boasts of what il will do---
1t expects to win support through
merit. 1t will hive "noax to grind"
orprlyate interest to guard it viii ad.
yoc"te Democracy, pure and simrle.
but WIll nor play the role'of party "o.
gan" ltbelieyes that it will supply
long felt want, and ill field long nm.
occupied in this city. It's first aim
and highest ambition will be to not.
lreIy,aid in upbuilding TIE material
interest OF our city and State. Il will
ehdcGYor to issue q clean newspaper,
one that may sSiely enter any homa
IN theland. 1t aims and hopes to win
the friendship Of the ppblie as on tbis
alont Il &c 'Cnu" 20 uC,C
AZ I've e Herald
Nasa i'll onn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1891-12-25

TX. - IH6 SIItli Su.
What idea has entered your
busy brain now, Helen? Or is il
tfat You are getting merconary?
A FAINT color came into the
pale cheeks.
1t IS not that, papa; but The
Widow Ilove-sAo that has ihe
cripi le hoy, ycu know-thinks
that she could support herself
and children nicely If she had
a sewing machine, ana So,
81 SELL see! said the doctor,
taking out his pockctbook, and
putting two flty-dollar notes in
Helen's hand.
"There is no balm for such a
wound as yours, my daughter,
ike that of ministerlng to the
needs and alleyiating the sorrC WIS
OF others.
$50 / begin t. find, papa
SAID Helen, with smile that
lighted up her face with more
than its old beauty.
The first day Of The Ne% Year
had dawned, and was near its
close. fl had been a very busy
one to Helen, and happy one
as we'll; Tor hers was one OF those
sweet and loving natures that
lind joy in the lea-cted happi-
ness OF others.
She ha "caused TIE gjdow's
hart to sirg fer JOY" and this
consciousness had brought into
her own gr, at peace,
All the Younger members Of
the family had gone out to some
entertainment Helen had want
ed to have little talk with her
ather, but stranger WAS with
him, so the servant said, and,
with lonly feeling in her heart,
she went up to her own room.
DR.. Byrn came up almost i'm
mediattly. There was a strange
light in his eyes, and more than
usnl tenderness and sojemnlty in
his manner, IS he laid his hand
on Helen's head.
Chow is it with thee tonight,
daughter?"
at is well, father
"Aiter night, the morning;
after winter, the spring. God is
often kinder TO us lhan we can
ever ash or think,
He is very good, father
DR.. BvrNe drew his daughters |
arm within hi'.
Come irto my study, Hel3n,
and get Your New Years gift
Becuse you hhve forgotten your
sell III caring or others, dll YOU
think your old Iatheri is going to
forget YOU?
"Oh no, papa; DGt you gave il |
to e,you remember, in money !
| didn't expect nythiug-l ude9d,
| don't think You ought to give
me anything more
"WeU, well, my child, Just
come and look at it, If y3u don't
want it or would prefer i,s
equivalent in money, You can
tell me so.
With silent wonder in her
heart, not unmlqelea with curl
osity, Helen stood at tho hall
open study door.
Inc shaded hight upon bel
fathers desk revealed the faint
VI " IL az "lo "as "'a''u.
lu& llScI IL, ullI WfO advanced /
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16
Come into Court.

The October term OF circuit court for
Grant county will commence next Tues
day, Judge Andrews presiding. Follow
ing are the cases on the calendar.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of South Dakota VS.. Geo. "
Fanset.
State Of South Dakota rs. VIM. W.
Casey.
State Of South Dakota VS.. Anna Tile
man.
State of South Dakota vs.. Abraham
Shook
State of South Dakota vs.. George Nc
Donald.
state OF South Dakota vs.. George Nc
Donald.
state of South Dakota vs. Albert
Schatfer.
State of South Dakota vs. William 7.
Clifford.
State of South Dakota vs.. W. j.
Church.
CIVIL CASES.
Adelbert T.. Shields vs. The Mpls. q
ST. T.. Ry Go.
Wm. W. Wilson ys. Mpls. & St. L.
Ry. Co.
Elmer E. Herrick IS. Npls. y st. St.
Ry Co.
Henry Essington vs.. MpIs. & St. l.
Ry Co.
Haaraf Hanson vs.. Mpls. & St. L.
Ry. 90.
Charles. Betcher VS. Grant County.
St. Paul Fire & M. lns Co. vs.. Frank
zimmerman.
Dodge g Saunders vs.. Edward ID.
| Ely.
| John Fay vs. !. A. Dllman.
| Nm. Cleveland vs. G.. NJ. d st. L.
| Ry. Co. n = :
". r. Kenyon vs. VIM. Burkit y II. }
| Benedict.
/ Ward Hubbard vs. Daniel " Cameron
/ + 3ridret Cameron. NJ j. Gordon, X. !
j Warner and b. +. Budd.
I. ". Oehler vs.. Thomas Il. Dawson.
Edward II. Ellis & Co. vs.. Big Stone
I Milling Co.
/ J. ". Ross vs. J. G. Stanford.
Hat1mllth Hener v. Albln Stodard
Renis Bros Bag Co. VS.. John kar
cher. Leonard Kprcher \ Aaron h1fchet
LAFAYETTE Stiles vs. John 0naloupka.
A. M. KNIGHT VS.. Clinton Smedley
Mary J. Smedley and John Norton.
Cortez a. Wilcox VS.. james w Barnes
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Com
pany vs.. W. w. Leavltt
Singer Manufacturing 20. V. Josepl
foreman.
/ Charles A, Lawler vs.. Martha ). La"
Ter. - nc
Martha J. Kibble vs.. Frank Harknes'
executor Of last will and testament
Amos. j. Kibble. !.
; Charlotte Schmidt VS.. Caroline !
Schweigel.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16
AUG, B0RCERS0N.

Cloak opening, at Elliots, Monday,
Nov 10.
Mrs. G. ". Merry was called to Mazo-
mamie, Wis, the first OF the week by the
intelligence Of the serious illness Of her
father.
L. Kirk has shipped one Of his thresh
ing outfits to North Dakota, whore the
scarcity ot machines and help has crea-
led bic demand ard high prices for
threshing.
JC. Elliot leaves Monday morning
for Central Nebraska, gong Via Aoef-
deem, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City. lie
intends TO be absent two or three weeks
His mother will accompany him to
Southern Minnesota on his return.
DO not miss the great opportunity 70
see the very latest in the CLOAK me- on
Monday Oct 18th at Elllots.
Postmaster HYDE of Revillo, improved
the pleasant weather today by driving 10
/ Nlhank. He was accompanied by Ms
/ vife's parents, who are at present ENJOY
mo visit with him, but who expect le
return 10 their home in Illinois neN'
week.
Amos Potter, Of Adams township, was
visiting his friends IN the city laesdaS
ar Potter is enthusiastically at WorF
making arrangements Tor the ofsahin"
tion Of an Odd Fellows lodge at ReSlllo
where he believes there IS room loi af
active working branch OF TINS erea
brotherhood.
r i. Lockhart returned from - Tau
/ Wednesday, where he had been WIN -
1,t,1a son. who has undergone a success
full surgical operation on MS ~. 4
While tbe operation was OF very pam
Ell nature. the little fellow Is doih
we'll and il is expected Will oe aD'e g :
h,onoh, home in the course ol COUP
OF weeks.
Gaorqe Casson, who recently stas'e
- nonr store il lhe Drake building,
anant IL add bran, shorts, feed ol
Kinds and baled hay, 70 the business
Mr. q. G. Stearns has been piaceu
CHARGE Of the business, when mas y
] eraased 80 rapidly that the front pafe
9 the building has been leased aile =
! ,ybole viii be occupied as hrst-cia
n,ur and feed store. The celeolaoe
!. aaosso t]our-the best in the mars
! always on hand and always away 90"
below any other in price
A,torney Bion A. Dodge has conc'uo'
amants to remove 10 St Ia'
!, where he has entered Into paf1hefs'''
0 u;,h p. w. Locke, Esq, q illao =
q ,ho has we'll established legal prac'lc
Rion's friends regret to see hlm 'e'
! Milbank, where he has puil. " -
!, lucrative legal business, ana ''eif 7.
b wishes will accompany him 70 'le -
! where he expects 70 remove lhne'''a'
: " after the termination OF TINS sess'
Of the circuit court,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16
HOME HAPPENINGS.

ol Northern, 81 cents.
sles at Wood Bros.
eg organs just received at Elliots.
bin Dillon as Estates Attorney at
Opera house Oct. 3lst.
1e friends Of j. G.. Wood are expect
him home from ST. Louis next week.
n. Wilkins, Of Brown county, is III
aty IN the interest oi the independ-
campaign committee
le Dick Earl machine, one day last
turned cut 3D. bushels oi wheat IN
hour aud ten minutes.
be juvenile Mllbanklte is just now to
fge eSteEt extracting all the comfort
Eole from the whooping cough.
NJ. Ferry Of Melrose township, vas
|fed ut Manchester, Ia. on the with
" Miss Sarah Adams ot that city.
Y. Antelman has lost the calamity
France he has presented OF late, al
Iecount Of the retu m home OF his
las molnlng.
% will be disappointed all winter il
la to see the great cloak opening
Elaots Monday Oct. 18th. Go early.
ae Webster Reporter says that Lay
ny IS sadly in need Of more thresh-
machines.
.ate organizer Anderson Of the l. =.
y was in town this morning on his
" attend the grand lodge Of Min
|ota.
Rshop Marty OF the Catholic church
IL lhe city Wednesday OH business
connection with the church at this
Peofge Crooker, who had serious
a OF epilepsy and Heart trouble :
weeks ago, is slowly recovering, pa
Fot yet able to attend TO his duties.
~ cent dance will be given at tn
~ house at the conclusion OF the Dll.
aaa Royce entertainments, Oct. SIS
Nov 9TH respectively.
PVaator Kyle will open the campaig,
ue Independents at the opera hons'
l Tuesday afternoon, and possibl.
a'so speak in the evening.
~ ~ " n Rose, Of Toronto, Canada
Isa,er Of Mr. John Hicks, arrived
asaay evening on visit to her par
J !. .shom she had not seen for mum
0uas' bnrnam, Of Hutchinson, Minn
0'd acquaintance OF James Kerr
Egptd |sla. CIT Monday while On his way 3
I lsssf' where lie had Irecently made
! 4s'ale purchase.
Evaporation papers have been gram
MI we Farmers Bank OF this city
n W. Ina. mas been incorporated under I'D
N, s'a'e law. An unusual amount of J"
~. snis Week compels us to delay ul
~ !. y next issue more complete write
LL.;s ! ui's solid financial addition to ID
"uess interests Of Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the entire line Of one OF the
largest cloak manufacturers N on'caso
w,ll be on exhibition Monday Oct 18th,
at Elliot's. This is a rare opportunity 20
see every thing late and novel, dlreel
from the leading cloak house in Chicago
Gail early before the crowd comes.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16
Consolidated April II, 1890
BIG STONE CITY.

/ , ;, :, ,r.,, ,tl.
''''(' ''''s'
-hi'.
ochhacAe - Nisl''h5 NA'ii 'iio '"'ee'
'iis l'iaee'
MISS mary 'ofNa'u mas juse -
80 he' iioiil hoi '.oio - -
"l' s'oih'' ai""'
MISS Emma huderhng mas p@eh on
the sick list the past few GAYS.
Paul Trapp has sold nearly 200 pairs
of shoes and is putting in new supply
TO meet the demand.
Rev and Mrs. Colvin started out on
their way to Sioux Falls in Il buggy 10
conference this morning; may their trip
be pleasant one.
| The report is circulated that certain
| Robert Murray was drowned, While ia y
boat with two other men AMI was " them
thrown overboard The friends OF Roo
Murray. who has relatives here, are quite
anxious to find out whether Il Is he or
one Of the same name, no Wofa haVins
been received Of hlm lor some lalle.
Chas. Rue has been under the "ea'h-
er" the last week, tie weather pelns
disagreeable 1t was not very pieasaht ioI
him;i we hope that the sun may soon
shine again.
Last Sunday the sad news reached US
of the death OF Mr.. = w. foun'aih'
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16
City COilss Gil
Schweige

MILBANK, S. D., Oct ., 1881.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
c;tv Council of the City of Miloank was
held at the Council Chamber on Monday
apaninp October ). 1891, at S o'clock.
present: Mayor Gibson, Alderman
Saunders phalen. Erlandson, ochnabel,
and City Clerk Bell.
Various bills were presented ana "a
motion laid over until the next meeting
Iof tile Council.
ON motion the judges Of election and
lpolling places were designated Tor 10
/ yember 8 1891 as follows:
Indoes First Ward-Thomas Fitch
ISupt.. Henry Hollands, and Levi schha-
second Ward-Joseph Fanset, SUPP.
r r Wlltcomb, and John IL. Owen
THIRD Ward-J. G.. Knapp, oupt., Il
r Abbott and John A Williams.
Polling Places. First Ward-Lev
eehnahel.s Furniture Store on IND Ave
second Ward Engine House.
Third Ward-Hodgdon building OF
Main Street. ,,,L;,,,
On motion the Council ordered the I'm
naadi,te construction OF sidewalk 81
tha West side Of Grant Street betWee
4,h and 5th AYES, and ordered that u
ease OF a failure TO construct tae as.iil
the street commissioner should compiet
the work where not already done an
that the cost thereof should be charge
as special assessments against io,s : Wner l,,.
owners thereof fail 10 complete the slat
walk.
on motion the Council adjourned uni
Thursday oct. 8. 1891 at O'Clock I. ~
JOHN w. BELL, City Clerk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16
NrrR,Nk - d., Oct. s, 1891.

Adjourned regular meeting q ne w
Council Of the City OF Mlioanh ~ olie :
Council Chamber, Thursday oc1opei Q
1891. ,,lo
Present: Mayor Gibson, Alderman
Pne.an and Schnabel
There being no quorum fof ~ 'fans,
action Of business the Council adJourheaa 9
until Wednesday, October Il, ls9l' az
o'clock y. m. i, c.., ,orl,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

Greatest bargains ever seen in organs
Call al Emanneis.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

House and lot Tor sale arpsy to James
Locknart.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

Wood Bros have an unusual line 9.
heaters aud cook stoves.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

For bargains in organs call on Ee
Elnanuol
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16
i'or SAFE.

hur sac.
A square piano Of good make and IL
good condition: Tor sale a. 4 bargain -
close III estate. inquire ~
ID. ". D1CG5.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

Best grade organs in tile mTk-t, fas
sale cheap at Ed e nanusl's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

Don't fail TO examine the large stock ct
lum Der at Mood Bro 5.
Money to loan on farm security an:
improved city property.
j. L. LockHART.
Z kaf fn !,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16
Money TO s.o;asi.

Money to loan On caattle security at
Bank Of Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

Cloak opening at Elliot's, Monday Oct
10Th. If you come in the forenoon you
can have more time to see tie wonderful
variety that will be on exhibition.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

Have lust returned from the cities.
where | made a fine selection of
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-10-16

The October term of circuit court for
Grant county will commence next Tues
day, Judge Andrews presiding. Follow