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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23
Announcement.

To RENT-My house, No. Is South Main street.
II. r. LAWRENCE.
After OSober /, the price Of cider apples at
my mill will be ~ cents a hundred pounds No
more apples wanted till Oct. -. joins TAFT.
Croquet, croquet, croquet at Clapp & Jones's.
Beautiful pictures, new mouldings in latest
styles and effects at Clapp & Joness.
HYMN Books AND BIBLES. Have your name
stamped on them. W. F. Goddard will do it for
you at his Bookbindery in Harmony Block
Leave your laundry at Knapp's for the best
work
Buy Picture Frames Of Gedds.
wANTED-9OO men to smoke the celebrated
Chronicle cigar.
Theplace to buy pictures and frames is at Clapp
& Johes's
$3.50 watches, waltham or Elgin make: pc
steel bowed spectacles s1OO nickel alarm clocks.
All warranted A No by
CHAs. A. TRIP & Co.. Jewellers
Any lamp in our south window for Si.s5
VAS DooRN & MORRIS.
This week more new Atwood Tricots at % cents
yard. Lots of new dress goods, flannel blankets
and shrtings A full line of underwear Special
values at 20 and IS cents. Table linens napkins
and towels at lowest prices T. w. BARNARD.
TOh CALh ChEAP-A ROOu second anu tur-
mace. w r GEDDts
Ranger Thompson have received this week
many new and desirable articles for presents, in
GLIDING onyx clocks, VASES silverware, mirrors
sconces. etc Call and see them.
LosT-In Brattleboro, between North street and
the railroad station, gold ring in the form of a
serpent with a stone in the head. suitable re.
ward will be paid if left at the Office Of Dr. Sew
erance. Williston stone building
WANTED AT OScE--lO or IL good men to work.
f. B. RICHARDSON.
Nice, dry shavings for sale, 10 cents a barrel.
H. W SARGENT.
For SALE.-A good coal stove t. be sold imme.
diately. Mrs. c. F. Coy, IS Central Street
Now is the time to have your dresses. cloaks
and shawls, also mems and children's clothing
colored and made to look like new
7. W BARNARD.
The unparalleled offer of the Art Photograph
company on Flat street will attract the attention
of every one. Only think, with every dozen of
cabinets large and beautiful white satin panel
richly decorated with flowers hand painted in oil
colors with your picture photographed directly
upon the satin given away. For a limited time
only you can have this wonder of art and twelve
cabinets for 90. Don't fail to come at once and
see for yourself
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23
A wELL-KNowN CITIZEN.
From the Woodstock Standard

Hon. James II. Phelps, a well-known
citizen of Vermont, for the last three or
four years resident of Sufiield, Conn. is
spending part of the summer and fall at
his old home in West Townshend. He
stops with his brother-in-law, Mr.. Charles
Robbins. The greater part of each day he
spends in his Office at the old Phelps man
sion, which he inherited from his father.
the Hon. Chas. Phelps. The office is full
of rare old books and treasures of all sorts
and kinds which have come down to him
from previous generations of the family.
Full of curious information of every kind
connected with the history of the state and
with other departments of the literary
world, the judge can answer almost every
question in those fields where his informa-
ton lies, if you will wait till he has a
chance to visit his library.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR UNION.
The Annual state Convention TO be
Held at BrattIeboro Next Tuesday and
Mrdnrahnr.

Next Tuesday and Wednesday will be
red-letter days for the Brattleboro Christian
Endeavor societies, as the state convention
will be held with them, and il is expected
that 800 Christian Endeavorers will be
present. The day services will be held in
the Congregational church and the evening
services in the Baptist church. The meet
ings open at 1890 on Tuesday morning
with devotional service, followed bv ad-
dresses of welcome by Rev. c. q. Day on
behalf of the Brattleboro churches. Secre-
tary Fuller for the Y. NJ. c. A, and l.. W.
Hawley for the local Endeavor societies.
The response will be by the president. Rev.
p. Mcmillan of Woodstock.
At the afternoon session the secretary's
annual report will be given and there will
be several short addresses. The main adj
dress will be by Rev. J. L. Sewall of Bos-
ton, who is well remembered here as at
one time the active young pastor of the
church at Westminster. Mr. Sewall's top
ic viii be Ten years of noble service past /:
what shall the next ten be?'' Rev. DR.. II.
{. Farrar of Albany, y. Y, will speak on
The outlook at the evening session.
The program for Wednesday is as follows:
Wednesdays Program.
$50 Morning praise and PRAYER
9;OO Song and devotional service
$3.50. Reports from the local unions
lolo' The Y NJ. C. A. and Christian Endeavor.
Secretary W II Fuller
lO;5 The Sunday evening service How may
Christian EndeavOrpTS help it,
Miss Lizzie Pearl. johnson
1O:45. The mid-week church PRAYER meeting and
our duty in it.
Miss Eva $. Burke. st. Johnsbury
il;". our responsibility to our associate mem
$50 DeIs, +. b. jordan. Jericho
Rev c. H. Peck, North Bennington
1870. Going forward,
Rev. Gibbs Braislin, Rutland
AFTERNOON SESSION
1870 Song service.
600 Report Of junior work
Miss May Hammond Burlington
2:l5 Our junior society, Louis Schultz. Chicago
I'D conscientious excuses
Rev G. W Morrow. West Randolph
S:S1 question drawer, Secretary j w Baer
$3.50 some ways Of interesting young pt,opIe IN
Bible study
j. McConaughy, Mortified. Mass
400. Three Capital rs i'm Christian Endeavor.
Rev. II. A. Starks ID. D.. Burlington
4'D' hepoHs OF committees and election of of
icers
EVENING SESSION
200, Song service
$50. Address
Rev. d. U. Beach. Cambridge Mass
SID Address Secretary j. W Baer Boston
800. Conservation service
The address by Secretary Baer on Wednes-
day evening will be anticipated with great
interest. On Tuesday evening, immedi
ately after the services, a reception will be
given at the Centre church, to which all
delegates and their friends are invited.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23

We ofer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
last T1 OF eaIarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure
F. j. CHENEY CO., Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F. ]. Cheney
Tor the past Is years and believe him perfectly
honorable In all business transactions and fnancI
firm. ~ - HiS
West West x Trnax Wholesale druggists, Toledo O.
gists, Toledo, o. u'us-
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally actino,
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ~
the system, Price IS cents per bottle sold bv
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23

The Brooks House Hack and Coupe
Line
Is now under one management and is prepared
to carry passengers 10 and from all trains and to
all parts OF the village Orders may be given by
telephone to the Brooks House, coupe stand on
Main street, or at the Brooks House stables. All
baggage carried free. We shall strive by prompt
and courteous service to merit the public patron.
age. Fl O Coo,Inor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by millions Of mothers for
their children while teething with perfect success
II soothes the child, softens the gums allays ali
pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow 4
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind, Price
Twenty five cents bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23
Prof. CIark. OptIcInn.

Is now at the store Of Messrs. Ranger & Thomp-
son, and will remain until Tuesday night, Oct q
All those wishing TO consult him should call early
as the last part of his stay he will be most busy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23
Cider Apples.

We have good stock but shall need more next
week Don't bring us your hard apples yet
wait until they become mellow, but don't wait
until they become soft. Price next week 2Oc per
hundred BRATTLEBoRo JELLY Co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23

suffered from acute Inflammation in my nose
and head-for week at a time could not see
used Ely IS Cream Balm and In a few GAYS was
cured. 1t is wonderful how Quick II helped me
Mrs. George S. Judson, Hartford, Conn
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meteorological Record.
WEEK END1No THURSDAY EVENING, oct p 1891
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23

II h. LAWRENCE
After Ortober /. the price Of cider apples at
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27
! SIDE iGa gree.

NN''1he brothers N' >|'N&2 Lodge.
l. y. ~ T., were peaceuoII j1.3 Hn"ll\
FSS,''~S"" III lit'f nl[>'lo WORK '&~I 0t~-
Gay evening an aijtlh Was gwen ""t'
ln(rjitSehce conveyed )o t"& 5oA@e room
III no unnl>'jtNaole terms lh4t He
diaD"IIraI work iii N.">H the brothers
were engaged would have To We Su5nrhd-
ca, amt that there WAS an authority 10
waiting IL enforce the dehahd ll'' II
VIC "o'f7 beng thFoWn open by the
@"ar"iaA mere trooprd jn}o the l""~e
room Il &""jlY company OF ladies whom
lAe pioIiIrTs, after Their hrst surprise hl"
passed away rtco@hIZeG as fhef NlNe&.
sisters and S"tetheIt>, VIII det"rmint-
ti"n on Their faces and baskets on Their
arms Inc baskets we're speedily taken
OK DUl The determination renamed un-
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Ode, Fellows HAPPY.

The farmer members Of Britton Lodge
No. 113, /. O. q. f., had 4 ear load IL corn
distributed among them this Week,
the free viii offering Of their more
prosperous brothers in other sections of
the country. Another car is expected
il lew days, which will be 4 splendid
lift to the craft il this neiahborhood.
Odd Fellows Ut Marshall county feel hap
~ TO know that ihcir brethren elsewhere
are able 10 give trom their worldly goods
ID It'd those who have f0rtao wears suffer
ea from droaih as we have here. The
order is growing nightly IN numbers,
and il Is such actions as this helping one
anothorthat Is endraring II to the people.
May the Odd Fellows live long and
prosper Marshall County Sentinel.
t,,ali r1n.spr n Elliot a
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Get Your Tickets Here.

Tickets to Tacoma Seattle, Portland
and all coast points direct from Nilloank
are nov $50 VIA the Great Northern Ry.
through Canada and $50 via the North
ern Pacific Ry. Tickets can BE procured
at local ticket Offices.
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.,m.;.,:. ..,. a., .,...,.,,o.
I,aou4if,l 1.ia ,,r;..,,. ...,a ln,v,r tlao
ever, we can ii! afford tu paper tIa
spring.
Emil johnson vas called IT, Asinneapu-
tls ll,e first of tie week by the announce
ment Of rhe death ut his SISTER. Mrs
Charlie, nIamJuist, of that city. The
lady WAS Il victim Of CONSUMPTION and
'f'NF" h"No""" |"" two chii'''e'l l"
mourn "'' loss
MIR. II. -. NoodOurn ls one OF the re
cent settlers IN the lelIoWhankS country.
Mr.. Noodburn lost TWO successive crops
in Brown county by ,,roulh, and has
come To Grant county. where total tall-
Register Of Deeds Martens recently
purchased fine farm on the banks OF
the limpid Milestone. and but a few
miles from the city. AS soon as he can
erect comfortable buildings on the place
he intenos to move his family to his
'u'a' NOME
The board Of education at its meeting
Tuesday elected Miss Jennie Buell., OF
Big Stone CITY. as teacher of the prima-
ry department. vice Miss Lora Bradford,
resigned. Miss Buell. is very highly
spoken Of as a competent and efficient
Ieaelier'
| Geo. Stevenson had to come to town
Saturday 20 tell the folks that he was the
i father OF large and intelligent looking
Young son. George feels so elatel over
the affair that he's going down to Osh
kosh this week to let his friends there
! know about it,
,.,e
~ ~ : ''''.' ~, 49, w.,
Valley, and his efforts in this direction
were rewarded last week by The arrival
of whole family from DDuglass county,
consisting Of his father, mother and sis
ter who have col.e to make Milbanl>
their home.
WA, n.,,. a, -
:.
49, & - = -
have another run Of the .grip" as he did
last spring. but he is now slowly recoy-
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pfoNl 'a's '''i'''''o'i'
James Mcdowell, w. I. DL.man and
! Ole Scheie were among those who
thought il good TO come into the meeting
for completing The organization OF the
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lux. !, aoo,, E,;.l,,
"
e(. y. W Aue'ei'''''i - 'l''''' >V' '''''9''
"eeh.
Parkhurst was up on F." Nlalt |" ms
\ ii'e""s '>''' gay
eR congregational SUNDAY SG''o"i VIII
Easter concert SUNDAY evening.
!. ~ miss the rip>y Ei1c"Hlp'heA'
eay evening.
rlnas Plottner. OF Wilmot, was inter
g Old Mloank hel@hoorS AeSier
,r
w. +. Clifford, wife OF the NJ. T.
has been seriously Ill during the
Amsden Bros, rushed the season
oy drillinS III ID acres "l "ho''
'ek.
Hyde is engaged rs book keeper
Office OF the A'Ilahee man iiisuf-
onpahy, al huron.
w. G. French who has been visit
Aberdeen lor eo'lle 'i'''e p"s0 10
The early part oi 'tle "eeh'
city schools will be closed for one
vacation TO-DAY, the spring term
'hclng the oth OF Apri'.
er Benedict has been on the inva-
this week ana unable 10 a'tehu
4 duties In the oanN.
4 Halnstock, Of Watertown, has
=. a. Dodge OF mus Guy
Diggs is in attendance upon the
ncampment of the G. A. r., which
hus purchased the MiIbank
Touring Mills, Mr. kaercher re-
as manager Of the Institution.
r,,na,+;n,.,s sncial Al the Brad
use last FRIDAY evening was large.
,.led and thoroughly enjoyed BY all
n. 80 ,a,nr,al ,astar.
M;ao.,ahs where ho had
tending school during the winter
.;..;..l Address h,, tba haautifn1
nnao, uill ha .,yan r. her inll1
& c,,,v rn..,,nn.n,
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Consolidated April II. 1>rG
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nv :sG aGprtietE %Cvih5teI.


9.iiHar,, An" Tgiibaui> 2lcu ~ Seen
Nv ;'h A""rd"'" *@rhhAl''.
A"'fe"h News:
" t'f' Ni''''"hN MAS "I""HS 'e'n r''"-
''"''' "@ ''' - ''' ''''"1 7'''" ''NH' ''l
'"e ~'a'e' H'' -Ne"N Representative was
A"'l'!-'" - seq WIN Nus own eyes o''
>"'"'""l' '''"'i'''N '''"' '"' i'|"I'''"h
81 I'S H'""- Guy - N''i l'"'''0'' y
'"'u&i ho'I'1- "'i"N"" N"S "S'a'NPIi'"-t
'''' 9JI't'9 were '''i"lI1 ''o""'" N''''
'"' h'''S ''"'liS' i't '"5 never S''h ~
'''"h} Oh d" "i'"h7fA o'S ia q TOW o' us
@'~' III any p'i'i"" % o''"'" ''N"'"'
i''' '''e'' "'li'9 N'i' '"H%' ""''' II 10 say
my hi"1h "1 inns '''''e "f 'he year -
'"' gateway 10 'iit I'S'' N"n'''' SOON /"
h' ol3'o'"' 1t + oeS'ln'o 70 &c more III 'SN
III ''e i'"l i"'"i''
me ihfee st"iN "i'N hotel' l"iiheri!
'he Bradford house has been pu'chase"
"S A. >'to' - i'o''-9l' i'o'''-9'l'' i'' n'''i y VI
h'a' "Si's' "1'''' AAe "'''"A "''' ms
l""'liN al" ''NihS p"i''0 " 'i'Ne WIG
ho''se ia ever! respect 'ie oeo' oh '"o
me % '"e - ~ - ne '"''''."s % o'i''
81 1i1' 'eS' do"p'e" w '''e p''s''''o' '''''
W. i''olhson seems ~ nav '''e '"'"''s
Vi 'h"N'''S every one iee' ~ iion'1' ->'
oe'''l 'o''i''ii'>'''a''o' ~ooi' W W.
IMAM lhose no" "lle'eo ps 'i's i'o'e''
bf'h' county. IKE 'he i'os' ol '''ose III
tilc il'' .hei Il p"' VI 'i'e 9'"'e' ""' W.
s'oel ANY sh"Neh W ps roi''''' '''' '"'''
seNeial ne" county '''icels "eio ''eo'oO
'o'''r'h he'ieui''' '''e - VIC ''0"''''' '"'
most trusted ollee's ~ tue s'"'e' was
ho"eNei ie-'ieo'e"' i'e 70 on Wv 'o'''i''
'"paole anu nis"'s iesn''te' "o " man
~ Wen a. ah ohicel' "lt MAJ .ens'
aS 'le register o' oeeos ls properly 'aiie"
= i'i'e q i"'''i nc. nc '"iio '''o ''''
'li'N' "o wi" "'t'' i'' p''N'' " " '
eli'' iehe 'ila1 he hau ~ 'io''oie ~ oeli'e
lee'o" 'ila ''u. ~ oe'''i '''N
ss'"i'' ~ '''7i' ~ 20 ''s a. : -
~ at'''i'Ss' +" pa - '''e ieui' W " ''s :
nay 'e gwen = -, 'el'uts' ~ - 'a",'
Young i'"1eS u 'ie s'a'e' lie"s"i'i
otah = diley anu iiis ''el'u's - i''7o' =
lio1s 10" .iie li""h'es ~ w 'ouh's -
So'''' ''iape. Every 'i'ihs VIII DO i'''''''
conscientious man, admirably fitted for
the p"sllloa ana Ed makes Il aflrstrA as
{ H. ,la,...o.;
! -
best know n 1t. lie Is proving TO be an
admirable officer, Jack, as he IS popu-
l'tlyralied, IS also widely known through
out The state as a rns'ler. Ills office IS
kept IN Tar better shape Than II bad been
for years previous aud reflects credit upon
his 4bllty. Ed lieaty reached his office
Of auditor through much trbuation, his
election being contested ontethnicalitles.
lie seems 10 take hold like ole used 10
the business and promises To be equal to
his associates.
IN effort is beng maGeto organize tie
: citizens to meet the demands q the i'm
i - -. .a..n,.atian ,,.h;ab !. f.aaa -,
~ 100, .e.,red H. Nj i " D,epe
r ,.na.r ,l,a.,+;,. no,, Il ,,nn.,t -. e,ar,t
r ,,;sa=..1.,1.,.a, 81 lan,4s4 ,hn cit
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MILBANk. :. D., FRIDAY. MARCH y. 1891.

l"@ "4' 1t"'i' was H""'''S" "'''''9-
""| '"o'"'''-' "H' 'iio me ""7 noun" /"
We Tie S'H''h' mouse - "'.'''> t'''~& III
''' ''''' - ""',' ",'''' - 49,, ''l'
i''@ "f'' h''' .'N an" '"'''''' ''''> were
~ '''r'''' 90 wv S~1'''' '"' ''' ''''''
; ''''''@' ''''
"'l''i eau" Il" "'''n'7 ""9 '''I'"
'"''"'' 'l''i '''o ''i"'" % ''' Sl''''''
h'"S'' ht "'"'' "' ''" 'i''' l'f+''~ IAe
MF, J." l'alhea, the Aberdeen barDar, WHO
WAS irceh'i$ '"icstt|' "7 ASCOT ANA i"f
whose apprehension l"f&e rewards nave
heeh "'Itr"d has be"h NofNlli& the past
ell. The witness who was sent out from
Chicago to Aberdeen 10 identity the
closer resemblance To the much wanted
Tascot1 than any of the parties that have
been heretofore arrested. but that he was
not tho man. Mr.. Barnes has secured
any amonut of noloriety from his recent
experience. The Aberdeen News SAYS:
c;,.a Lie a;.c,,.ro f,n,, o,.toa,. ,a
1,s f,,,l,, ,,,,,,, ,,asi,,,,ca ,.i,l
mas lai'ig "eei oeSleSeo WIN N'si'S al"
letters from proprletors OF dimemuseums
Gus ofsecuring his person for exhibition
handling his pictures. One man wants and
him TO come 10 the city SO that he may
, ,,x ca,,o.t;a, Ia lao, a,l,aa =
bs cam Gin, a,,coo or MA, ,ny mnsico,
,,s+,,,,.nt .,a ,,o boon ,1,,ad +, GOOD
sun " 'ipe'i VIZ wv '''1' - no yam w
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27

Just received car feed Call now and
take advantage q low prees. Feed a1i
vancing every day. HOLLANDS Bios.
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President Byatoil oi the hedfieII col
Iege viii resign lii position - accept i
cali from the Ineoia Park Conslee1-
tiunai cAuleh of Chicago
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27

Mr.. Dan Eyre OF Ortonvile, will sing
III the Gipsy Encampmeat TO be given
Tuesday evening.
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0si Settlers.

oid settlers.
AZ them eeing Of the old settlers socie.
". at the court house last Wednesday
afternoon. the ACCESSIBILITY Of incorpo-
rating an historical association with the
society was freely talked over and gener-
ally approved, tile hlstor ical feature Of the
society to be auxiliary to lie old settlers
par, Of il, and 10 be in the direction OF
receiving and preserving data and facts
in connection With the early history and
settlement Of the county The hume
adopted for the organization was "pla
Settlers Society and Grant County IIistor-
ieal Association and The committee on
constitution and bylaws was given fur
lher time to report, Messrs olkmar and
Downie being added to the committee.
1t was moved md carried that the mem
berslip daes be placed 1t ocer.t i Year
After considerable informal talk, in
which an enthustlc desire VAS shown hN
al present to make the society 4 success
full organization. and one in which all tie
old settlers Will feel interested, the meet
ing adjourned q Monday My Is. Al 30
y. III. at the court hoGse, when the com
niltee were instructed to have i daft Of
the constitution ard by laws prepared for
adoption.
Although The WateltoWn Hail lnGem
nifty Association was organized, and did
lis first years business during the most
trying year in the history Of the state. it
wound up the season by paving III its
| losses promptly on the day due.
Mr. w =. Foster, train dispatcher IN
charge OF the Milbank division CT the
Milwaukee road, came To Pierre Friday
and returned to his headquarters on
Wednesday. He has g.eat confidence IN
the future Of Pierre, but he contesses
that it can not be much Of Il city until
It tsecaics connection with the great Chi
cago. Milwaukee, & ST Paul railway sss
tenn. which It Will undoubtedly do very
soon. Pierre Democrat.
Wilmot Reporter We are indebted to
L. j. Ludloif for the following list Of
officers elrc;el IN Lockwood township
1T the late election:
! 5uprsi,ols L. J. Ladlotf, chairman,
Chas s&eger, Fred lanes.
Clerk H. Hohenva'd.
Treasurer 1. J. Lndfoif.
Assessor " Nj. Nandernatkcr.
Road o1rrseer 1t Dist. =. Ward; 2nd
Dist, CAaJ. Saeger; 3rd Dist Z. Bfoeh
Don't forget that Diamond Wall Finish
at Farley II.
\ number Of good work horses are Of
tered for sale cheap BY
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27

We learn that \. B. Randall's soft water
tank Will be around Tuesdays and Fri.
days aud every one wishing soft water
Will receive prompt attention, and can he
supplied after the sloughs Go9lry By get
ting water Of him nov
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27

Cal and see tie latest granite ware at
Tarle, s.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27

lie music Of the Wall paper trimMers
has commenced, 1T Eliiot's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27

The solos III the scenes of The
Lovers The Maid Al the Brook ''Iha
will be special attractions III the Gypsy
Eneampment.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27

Emanuel the furniture man has lately
received q fine assortment of wall paper
AMI new lot Of baby carriages.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-03-27

Although The Wateltown Hail lnGem
nifty Association was organized, and did
lis first years business during the most
trying year IN the history Of the state. it
wound up the season by paving III its
losses promptly on the day due.