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MIs oscapatIon Gone.

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aHow's thatpn S.
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Dali umpire. As soon as the baseball
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PAT ENTS! g;::!;;!: (; &; |;
formation. j. u. ora LIE IL in =. -

QHnhsE STUDY. Bookkeeping, pusiuess rorms
SAVmE penmunsh!p. Arithmetic, Short .hand etc.
u thoroughly taught by MAIL. Clrcniara frer
uryanps College, ioS Main st.. buffalo, H. n
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
SnuhOrm Must Go To Law.

WASHINGTON, Sept. let is reported
this afternoon that Attorney General
Miller has rendered a dicision in General
Sanborn's attorney fee clam against the
Sisse,on Indians, in South Dakota. lie
advises Secretary Noble to hold back
10 per cent OF the money due these Indi-
ans from the appropriations made by the
last congress, until Gen. sSanborn's case
is tried IN the courts. The Attorney
General holds that Gen. Sanborn viii
have to bring action in the civil courts
to secure what he maintains is due.him,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
Feast or TnbcrMacics.

The NJ. +. Church will hold grand
Harvest Festival on Sunday, October 4th.
Pastor Dexter will conduct appropriate
services at the usual hour in the morn
ing. and the Sunday School will give q
concert in the evening.
Friends are requested 10 save specl-
mems of fruits and grains for decorating
church. New music has been procured
for the occasion.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
Inr sale or lReMt..

The farm now occupied by me, three.
quarters, Sec. 7, I. III. r. 4Gw, about
.ss15 acres under cultivation and balance
in pasture. All fenced Large barns
and good buildings, and plenty OF COED
water. One halt mile west from Big
stone CITY. Will be sold on easy terms
Or leased 10 right parties. Between 1000
and 5000 busnels Of wheat and 1000
bushels Of oats have been raised this Year
Enquire OF, HENRY 1aM's: s:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
WHAT THE RAPLR SA n.
Wndc.Leroyle Co. ut the New Mar
ket TheAeer.

A packed house greeted the return OF
these popular iayori,es in their new
comedy, "Squabbles."
To be sure no one was electrified by
deep laid tragedy or thrilling DRAMA but
Tor genuine merriment the performance
could not be beat.
Miss Lottie Wade won golden Opinions.
for her acting. The many characters
and charming songs were al new
and we're received with unanimous ap-
probation.
Miss Wade without doubt is the most
accomplished and versatile actress tnat
has appeared here. She is ably supper
ted by clever artists, including the old
favori,e Hennessy Leroyle, who as Gil
hooley kept the audience IN foars OF
Ia lighter with his dry original humor.-
/ Pioneer Press, st. Paul
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

The division OF the alliance opposed 70
the sub-treasurv scheme, held CONVEX
t,on al st LOUIS on the 10Th INST. 70
which the attention Of the third PAR.
statesmen Of South Dakota who We're -
anxious a year ago TO boycott everybody
who didn't think just as they did lAess
alliance men denounce Or, McCune NEo
i one Of the king bees. II q mann
highly edfyine, here is the resolution.
Resolved, That We denc1nce "
Nacune and his corrupt methods. %,
ra,her with the acts OF lis to7ls aIe.
nenchmen. as being disgrace a' 'he
or,,er and i stencil in the nos'lll- q ~
honest men WHO Know OF tnelr coifup..
tion and villainy.
1 member Of the convention had ie's
+.rs from nne of the committee. ffai'h
McGra,h. ct Kansas, who ,iid tha' -
regretted that he had voted y rNoh'','s
Macune. but he did Il T. '.save 'i'e Ill
ance from disgrace and alsrnption
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
something New.

Mrs. f. x. Holley, the miliner, has
lust returned from the cities where sue
made her selections for an entire new
stock of millinery for the fall trade
These goods are arriving every DAY, ana
are the result Of her personal inspection
and selection at the wholesale bouses'
where every advantage was offered her
for securing the latest and most popular
STYLES for the Milbank trade Miss Hol-
lev asserts that the valuable instructions
and suggestions obtained in regard 70
tr;nm;ne and making up in tie latest
STYLES we'll repaid her for her visit 70 'he
cities, to say nothing Of the advantages
Of personal selection OF stock at head
quarters. The ladies are respectfully ~
yi,ed to call on her and sector themselves
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
stock for sale.

I have few choice half blood ohlop-
shire Buck Lambs tit for service-lor
sale unreasonable payments II called iof
soon. =,
Also one span year old colts and nye
wearing colts--large, sounl, IN NO.
condition. g..
Three driving horses sound ana Hrst
class. Must be sold before Oct lst.
John S. PRocToR,
kilborn, lip.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
AUG, BORCERS0N.

r O. Thayer OF Twin Brooks came IN
Tuesday to meet his brother, who arriv-
al on tae afternoon train, and who lives
a. Fl. Worth, Tex.
James Kerr, the faithful draw man rs
taking his holiday this week at Mime
anolss. combining business with Visit
to the exposition.
Dick Mortcll made trip 10 Sargent
county, and returned "Wednesday with
his two children WHO had been visiting
their grandparents.
WI. Armstrong is making arrange
ments to rent his farm, but will continue
- li,a thereon. lie finds the work or
,ha whole larm to much for him in his
advanced years.
The independents will hold their coun-
:. convention II the court house on Sat
urday afternoon, Sept. Goth, ut CLOCK,
! 10 alect delegates 10 the state conVen-
,ion to be held at Huron on the 3otl'.
John Chambers, the gentleman VINO
purchased Prof. Preyey's farm, also
bought the 16o acres adjoining, formerly
helonping to John Lockwood. paying fof
,ha half section s3C50. Mr.. Chambers
comes from Washington county, Wis
and is practical farmer
Rev Fr. Hcrmeling who was Tor many
wears priest OF the Catholic parishes =
th1s city and Big Stone, and WHO is nov
located in Faux county. was Calling -
his Giant county friends this week. -
came down to take some colts tack VIII
HIM.
Sheriff Benedict and County supl
pravev have each sold their farms I'll
week. The demand for dIan1 coun'.
loan is on the increase, ana 'he 'ia
who owns 100 acres ol II -" so"1
frnm now will pe a pretty good fellow
the world goes.
Ram is very much needed. lafmei
complaining that il IS almost l'hloss
bic 10 plow, the land being 50 a'y. ! !
,,n, winds OF the first OF the "eoA -
u, ,al - ,he comfort OF men or hofse
i tha field and good soaking rai
would prove al-sost rs Deneiicias ~"
! in growing time.
4 prairie fire last Wednesday STARE
I :, eaa,l1s from passing locomotive y
s,,orea ! large number OF trees On =
,rae claim property recently purch'se
,ames Watson. a locomotive ano
! force Of men were sent out y chesN :
! 6re which they succeeded ~ " 80 =
] v;,hs,anding the high wind.
4 i. story, Of Twin Brooks mas :, :
: oa;voa Two canes OF wood grown W :,
] III Anderson prison ground, "nele
! was confined when the southern oeul .
! .',. -" vere entertaining him in the siA''s
rhey were sent him as souvenirs
A,nnzo Wardall, who IS cow COW" r,rl .m
; nrraching the gospel :"
) according to the su0-treasu'''
: Chinese poultry powder. neops
: ;nds Of poultry healthy. AZ ~ noSo
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
HOME HAPPENINGS.

70 |, Northern SIC.
Don't miss the talr.
Hon. ]. S. Proctor, OF kilbourn, is en-
Fing a visit from his brother, OF 81 Paul.
Anton Glomstad has been on the sick
IT this week.
Ir Ernest Hillmer who has been II
lnneapolis visiting the exposition re-
'ned this week.
The Ladies Benevolent society Will
BET with Mrs. Horton, on Thursday,
Ft' ath, at 2:3o p. IN.
II you have raised anything worthy OF
Elns seen let the world know 1T by
nnsiny it 10 the fair.
prairie fire was raging in the Mime
la flats between Odessa and Big Stone
Isdneslay alteraoon.
lrs. T. Mortell recently sold her farm
the vicinity Of Corona for S3,OOU.
tank Obitz was the purchaser.
Rey. r. II. Battey, who is now located
Cfookston, was called to Iowa last
eek by the sudden death of his father.
another threshing machine Was un-
aded from the cars Monday, TO 90 20
esoulhern part of the county.
WI. Burmun and family, of Madison
Rnship, who have been on visit 10
lsconsln, returned Tuesday Afternoon.
Il. W. Braafoad came down from his
lnnesota farm Tuesday, where he has
s1 attending to harvesting operations.
hd Emanuel, who was drawn upon the
Ea' jury tor the u 5. court, which con
Fnes at Sioux Falls next month, has
gen released from service.
Hiss Nettie Green has been engaged
reach school No. 4, in Osceola, and
flss Stella Green the school in district
/ 9. 8 IN the same township.
samuel Baldwin, Of Madison, former
W Twin Brooks, came across the coun
and spent few days with his Grin
PuntY friends the first Of the week.
me Watertown insurance compan.
l!uSed IN satisfactory manner the los
Feasloned at EIliot's by removal 9
0'as at The time of the Erlandson :
ohnson fire.
". Whltford, Of Wilmot, was greetln
+ Mllbank friends Wednesday Will
aitlng the arrival Of the afternoon trai
om the east, upon which lie expecte
" mother TO arrive.
M L. Y. Warning, of VerEon, ia
NVed into the city, and is occupyln
'e A.J Schaier building in the add
0a' His son will have charge OF tn
arm.
Judge A. L. Abbott, Of Twin Brook
@ calling on his Milbank friends Tue
y. The Judge thought the appearane
'Alngs on the streets was much lik
% times,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
Teachers ExaminatiO

Notice is hereby gwen that the next
teachers examination will be held IN
Milbank Friday Oct. ?, commencing Gt
8 O'Clock a. NJ.
Applicants must provide themselves
with necessary stationary.
G. w. PREyEY.
Co SupY
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

Wi1hur S. Glass left WaterioWn TINS
!, orn,ng for Minneapolis On his way TO
Spokane Falls, Wash, where u y ms a. h's ,n-
tention to locate for the pracllce =. l;s =,
profession. He has been 10 prae''ce -
Watertown for some ten years a'l' 10, -
earned a reputation in legal circles ,.,a. NV
places him among the foremos' ~ viz
nrofession Daily News.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

q. M. Clark wants to purchaser nun
her OF farms in Grant county. Parties
wishing to sell at reasonable ilgure
can secure purchaser by calling on
him
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

The Chinese rat destroyer beats them
al Snre death To rats ard mice. Al
DR.. Roses.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

Try the International stock fooa' ~
yerv hest made. Guaranteed as repre-
sen;ed. For horses, colts, cows caves
I'D shaen. For sale at DR.. Roses.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

cat The 70. 4 Mccormick mower ana
YOU have the best.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

Money to loan on farm security ~
inip'ose1 - j. l. LocKHAET.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

Tothose who have seen the throng going
IN and out at Elliot's in seasons past, it
will be no surprise to drop in and wit
ness the activity OF the early tall trade
Just opening upat this popular dry goods
house. Being the only exclusive dry
goods house in the city they carry every
thing desirable in this line. If you want
the latest in dress goods you are sure to
find it at Ellot's, and thu selections
seem always 10 be at just the right values
to meet the popular wants. In tact. this
house is first class IN the full meaning o'
the word. They carry tirst-class goods
and will treat you tirst-class, and the
prices at which they are selling all kinds
OF .lry goods this tall will hustle Mime
apolis to duplicate. The fine artistic
millinery just opened up this week ecllp
ses everything heretofore shown-in th
new, nobby, unique styles and losel.
CON bina,ons Only the freshest an
very latest from the head OF the marke
will do for the fashionable ,hrone
whose cultivated tastes this wide aWak
house strives to please, and if we are t
Judge by the popular verdict. certalnl
they do please the most exaetlng. Ever
lady in Mllbank and Grant county Shout
call and inspect one OF the choices
stocks OF dry goods and fine mllllner
ever seen in Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
Coyv. wanted.

The undersigned wants to buy mum
Der OF good new milch COWS.
w. e. EANDEEvoORT.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
Return Engagement.

In,ia Z. L. Lobael, at the request o'
,a,v of our prominent citlzens' mas
,.;.,d,, consented to give another drama
t;c roaainy under the auspices O 'he -
y q consisting of patriotic and humoi.
n,s selections. Of the very oes'' WIZ
music, and singing, BY local talent - .
- Il i Church, at Milhank, Sept. -
nan,t miss this opportunity 70 hear the
.a,an,ed daughter Of the regiment.
price Of admission 20 cents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18
Strayel.

Two buckshin mules came on y ~
premises in M!hank on the Nt'n ms
owner can have same by calling a'4a
paying charges.
Cedar posts. cellar shingles, u No' 4
Bros.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

The J.I.C. gang plow lays over mem
al Examine il at Mortell's- warehouse
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

Three or tour good farms Tor SAFE on
wheat payment, !, II. -.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

A splendid showing ought to be made
al the county fair this year. Nature has
been in her kndiiest mood during the
growing season, and an exhibition OF
what she has done for us will make
magnificent exhibition. We have tine
opportunity TO make good showing
Of what Grant comfy is capable OF doing,
and it VIII be our own fault it Il grand
display is net made next week. Besides
the bringing Of our own people together
in social intercourse, and stimulating
new ideas in all agricultural matters, the
fair, by attracting visitors from abroad
will prove Of incalculable benefit to every
one who has dollars worth OF real
estate in the county. Grant county is
one Of the most productive divisions OF
the state, but her advantage nave never
been sufficiently advertised. No better
plan can be adapted for doing this than
by making these annual county fairs Il
true exhibition OF what our soil and
climate is capable of doing. Every indl-
yidual producer should make it a mat
ter of pleasure as we'll as duty to sec
that his best is exhibited. 1t will pay
every way Come to the fair and bring
something for display See specia
premium list.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-18

Chinese poultry powder. nsDp ,
;nds Of poultry healthy. At tDf i'ose :;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-12
MINNEAPOLIS GI.oBunEs-

rTiIe bank gelearings yesterday were Sis
SSl.09.
some one has inquired out that the Y. P. s.
C. L. delegates viii spend S1j0,000 during
their stay III Minneapolis.
Miss ETa [. Haney, daughter OF Charles
HaHey. died yesterday. al Al Tenth street
south. The funeral viii occur to-day.
The directors Of the Swedish Emanuel
academy have appointed G. a petri financial
agenrJo raise SIS. 009 for new building
The Thirteenth Avenue NJ L church and
Sunday school will hold their annual picnic
an June Il, at Oseaia, Wis, on the SEQ lilse
Scarlet fever at ar Grand avenue and 81
Eighth avenue north measles Al 2436 Fifth
avenue south and 24.22 Fourth street north
were reported At the health Office yesterday
MaxLsvi viii be tried to-day for RECEIVING
stolen goods. He alleges that the detectives
vino arrested him did 1t for spite because he
preferred 10 give other detectives pointers
on cases.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: John {. Young Aud Albertina j
EHgquist Coleman 3icDoHolEgh and Mary
Gray, Joseph c. ltetd ard Augusta Coleman
Hans c. Hanson and Rachael Thompson
The class Of 81 have issued a neat book
entitled, Central High school Annual Il
Is uGch alter ttIe same order as all college
productions and Is rsplete from cover to
cover with interesting reading about the
high school
The art exhibit at the Central nigh school
IS one which does nEca credit TO the sa!d-
ents and teachers Of the Institution All the
studies are from objects and casts. The eu-
hibiL IS arranged 50 20 show the successive
sIGges Of advance.
Matt Koch WAS arraigIled for driving 3 de
tIvery Wagon across Lake Of the Isles boule-
ward. q HIS case was continued until this
morning. HIS employer has empl9ved
counsel and saws he will carry 1ae case 10
the highest Possible court before he viii pay
q fine.
ETrhs Boss Bakers 'nnioTI has agreed upoll the
following scale OF prices Tor their wares
Bread, At wholesale 4 cents ger loaf al ~
sail cents CAKES At wholesale s certs per
dozen at retail 10 cents: blketS COOKIES
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
NORTHWESTERN HOSPITAL
Annual Reception and Gradua-
tion or Nurses.

Yesterday occurred the annIIal reeep-
ton Of the Northwestern hospital. The
graduation exercises for the class of
nurses took place at the same time. The
hospital building, out on Chicago ave
me and 1wenty-eigllth street, mad not
been extensively decorated. but flowers
we're everywhere III profusion. lending
an air OF brightness TO the scenes. a
good many OF the friends Of the hospital
called during the afternoon and were
SHOWN through tire building. At 5
O'Clock Mrs. I. i. Walker, the preSl-
dent, read her annual address.
In slfilfful and farciBle manner Mrs.
Walker Sketched the remarkable
changes Of the past thirty years as re-
CARDS the women of the land. Turning
10 the training schools for nurses the
speaker showed now slow IL the past
had been the growth of these schools,
but how wonderful mad been the ad
vance of tine past decade. She urged
the Importance OF combining the train
Ing schools Of each state for mutual in-
provemeut and support, and the estas-
lishmeut Of state association Of
nurses training schools. Her closing
words were full OF earnest advice TO the
graduates.
DR.. Mary q. Hood, the senior physi-
clan. presented diplomas To the TWO
graduates Of the class in nursing, Miss
Edith Welsh anG Miss Bertha Merrill
DR.. Cora Y. Roberts gave them the sill
yer star and badge of the school of med
icine. MIS- William Wexford presented
bouquets to all the nurses Of the school
At O'Clock the annual dinner 10
nurses, employees and patients oe-
Cured. There are thirteen undergrad
uateS in the nurses class.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-12

Totals iIoI al27Ile. s.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-12
toas: and swedish hard tack 7 cents per

toast and Swedish hard tack, cents per
pound at wholesale.
Mayor W inston has as vet arrived at no ne
clsion II the case Of Officer P :. Hurley who
was recently examined on G charge Of ne
glect OF duty. but 1t is claimed that the eyf-
deuce addHcsd so far Is not Of a particularly
Managing or convincing character and that
Hurley viii be reiustated-
There are prospects OF war between A G.
Mes41e-, CITY seafer Of weights and measures
and the elevator men. Aiosher collects q
Zee Tor inspecting the elevator scales The
same 4ieS have TO be inspected under G
stats law. The elevator men object to pay-
ing twice for the sans WORK.
Tine E C. Akeley Lumber corlpauv has
pegglil To-E on that logging railroad 20 run
from near Grand Rapids 70 the Rainy river
district where the company will draw
1argeiy Tor rs tuture toy supply. The dis
tanee Is about 100 miles. The road can
readily he transformed INTO a traffic road II
TIE country warrants 10 the future.
TIE report Of the secretary Of the Grand
Led e OF Minnesota, ! Q. q T. shows q
uIempsEsh u CT 7.025 IL Minnesota, an In
crease OF Ices II 8 year. Resolutions have
been s1op TED consuming tire government for
It's failure 10 ratify the agreement Of the
hrusSeis co inference IL regard 10 restricting
the slave and liquor trafies On the Congo.
The second Club Race Of the Mime
TONGA Yacht club viii take place Saturday.
me start VII be flying one from buoy of
! .ClIIb HOIxss island The preuararsJrv 81 mai
steamer Why NOT viii act as Judges peaI. A
train leaves the 81. Louis depot at 10 D, m.
There viii 1ea protest n the next park
| board meeting against Commissioner RYAN S
scheme for & First ward park 4 good deal
! Of limestone has been ouarrisd from the
I otock designated and good zeal Of filing
I would have TO be done 20 naks 1t q park
PROPERTY owners think $4,000 too much ID
/ pay for t.
/ Tine board OF Supervisors of the poor held
! the regular monthly meeting Yesterday after
noon az o'clock, but the business transacted
was principally Of routine character the
/ present board showing rather disposition
/ 60 leave ali disputed and unsettled questions
10 De decided by the new board OF corree-
| tons and charities, who viii go into Office in
! Juty.
/ The commencement exercises Of the Cen
tral nigh school take place this evening at
/ the Swedish tabernacle Persons holding
green tickets which admit TO the tower floor.
! viii enter the building on Seventh street al
/ the hrst door from Eighth avenue; those
holding brown tickets, which admit TO the
balcony, viii enter on Seventh street AT sec
ono door from Eighth avenue