The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-13

lu8 III the IL ikAl!)-+A l)NANtE once lDf
some time Eay,, has gone to WIImot to
work on the Record.
General superintendent Williams and
| Division Superintendent Bush Ct the II.
x d., We're looking over railroad matters
in MjlDtnk yesterday.
| There will be social 1T Dr. Robin
sons hotel on March 2Oth, under the
auspices OF the Ladies Benevolent Society
os the Congregational church.
| AS the fine rich choruses Of the Gypsy
Encampment" are being brought out the
entertainment promises to be even better
than was at first antcipated
The infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Geo. Breckenridge, Of Twin Brooks town
ship, was taken with Group aud died last
Wednesday,
The senior and junior classes Of the
high school attended court yesterday in
a body for the purpose Of familiarizing
themselves with the practice of court
procedure.
On the adjournment Of court yesterday
Judge Andrews stated that il VAS his in
ieution 10 call special term about the
last OF Juno or first of July for She dis
posal Of the criminal cases in the county
NJ NJ BeNmer, the ineman made q
trip to Grotun last week and on his arri
al nt hot hn r
! large number OF conyratuatory tele
grams from his youag friends which i;
was afterwards discovered were allogcth-
er supertfuous.
VIII Foster, the train dispatcher is Off
Tor Il weeks visit to Pierre. The boys at
the Gepot say that he has gone to the
capita! to do little lobbying. and as il,
is generally supposed that the bin which
he is most deeply interested in has passed
its third reading it il hoped that no veto
may be interposel at the last moment.
One OF the noticeable features of the
court presided over by Judge Andrews
is the evident desire OF the Judge to give
all sides a fair and full hearing on the
questions brought up for adjudication
Even the dilatoriness of the attorneys
fails to sWeTye the court from this esl.
dent course.
4 party Of young people gathered at
the residence Of Mr. Z. /. Conright on
Monday evening last, and from there
went over 10 Mr Thos iftch's and tool,
complete possession Of The house The
#uouble was occassioned ~ the fact that
Mr. Fred Fitch is at present enjoy
ing 4 visit with his parents and cousin.
Miss Alma Fitch Of Flandrau, is also
on visit 10 her uncle's family, and the
young people wished to SHOW the WIS
ltors that life was worth living.
Or Friday evening last the ladies Of
the VI. T.. Aid Society gave Il social at the
residence Of Mr. Hocum About .5 per
sons were present and enjoyed a most de-
lightful evening. Mr. aud Mrs Hocum
know how 10 entertain company in the
best OF style ard no one can help enjoy
ING themselves when at their home.
The usual refreshments We're served, and
the receipts Of the evening were nearly
eight dollars.
A shocking accident occurred at Big
Stone City Wednesday morning. Mr. T..
J. Paddock, Of that place, in company
with Mr.. Ed. Seeley were out hunting
'ack rabbits, and while returning home
Mr.. Paddock was changing his gun from
one hand to the other, when the piece
was discharged, the load entering the
upper part Of his companion's ,eg, tear
ing it to pieces. The young man was
taken to Mr.. Paddocks home and died a
few hours after the.accident Mr Seely,
the victim IN this unfortunate occur
renee, was civil engineer in the Biscll
Hills country, and was at the time on a
visit to the family Of Mr.. Paddock, being
betro,hed to Miss Buell., a sister of Mrs.
Paddock.
The indictment against D. W. Dicgs,
brought in hy tie late grand jnry, seems
to have been the outcome Of Il desire on
the part Of certain parties 10 get even
with Digs for tie stand he has taken III
regard TO the enforcement oi the pfohibi-
tory law. While we believe in tie en-
forcement Of all OF the laws, regardless CT
persons or surrounding conditions, or
Wheeler the law is wise one or not,
nevertheless this attempt 70 single out
individuals because Of their supposed