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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-01-16
Congregation l..rnnings.

The annual business meeting of The
Congregational churci vas held IN the
lecture room Of the church last Satnr-
day evening, January iofh, 1891
Although this church has Eoaa with
out regular pastor for nearly year,
tho various departments Of work have
been We'll sustained by the societies con
nected with the church, and tie reports
given ca Saturday evening showed a
healthy activity among the members
Officers were elected for the present
Year, s'1d tie work is bein. carried
steadily forward
There ls Il hopotui prospect Of having
regular pastor IN the near future
The l4ad:.s' Benevolent society has
been desefsediy prosperous /, has net
al, il pledges, md made generous siai4a.
tl"ns from It's treasury for church es-
penses.
The Young Peoples Society Of CHRIST
ian Endeayor has kept III l., successful
work With untia1-in- interest ana starts
upon the year 1891 well equipped to
carry on It's .abors pfoltshly
Last, but not least, We shall mention
The Sunday school iii, branch of the
church's work has not been suffered 10
lose ground. There is al interest and
Loyalty manifested hs both teachers and
scholars that promise we'll FOR the future
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-01-16
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Postmaster Rickert was down ffel
Corona Tuesday, on business.
The sun., 1891-10-04
LITTLE MISS CLEVELAND.
THE EX-PRESIDEyTS WIFD GIVES
RLRTH TO A DAUGHTER.

TIE Child is Biue-cyea ana weighs Eight
Strong and Healthy-The Mother Doing
Remarkably yWen-TeleKraPh Phing tho News
Five or ton minutes after midnight yesterday
mornine-the doorkeeper. who gave out the
information. thought It was just 1206-Mrs.
Grover Cleveland. wife Of the ex-President
gave birth to q blue-eyed girl baby. The event
occurred on the second floor Of their resi-
dence. $40 Madison avenue. and the report
ers who were awaiting news Of such an event
at the time got no news Of 1t at all The news
did not get out, indeed. until noon yesterday.
The event had been expected from day to day
ever since Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland returned
somewhat hastily on Sept 22 from their
country place. Gray Gables. at Buzzard's Bay.
The Cleveland house was besieged BY fiock
Of inQuirers yesterday afternoon. The door
keeper hadn't much to tell.
"All there is" he said. is that Mrs.. Glove
land gave birth to daughter about six min
utes after midnight this morning. DR.. Joseph
d. Bryant of 81 West Thirty-sixth street At
tended her. and the only other person who was
present was her mother. Mrs. Folsom PerrinA
I think they said the baby weighed eight
pounds. but I'm not sure. Both Mrs. Cleve-
land and the child are doing very we'll"
In reply TO q note that was sent up stairs 10
Mr.. Cleveland. who was at his wife's bedside
he sent down . written answer. Of which the
following IN n fac -aimflo:
The sun., 1891-10-04
KILLED sY zHB xxcuzxsLrrr.

Krs. lLaA.sks's Quarrel WITH aa Ynstan.
meat Csllestsr 0verstrains Her Heart
Mrs. Kate Mahucke. who lived with her hus-
band on the second foor Of 80 East Third
street, bought two pairs Of lace curtains last
January Of the Metropolitan Manufacturing
Company Of 50 Cortlandt street. for which she
agreed to pay So in weekly installments Of 80
cents.
Yesterday morning. about 1880. the COM
pany's collector called upon her. and little
while afterward Mr.. and Mrs. William vollmsr
the ianitors Of the building who live on tho
erst foo, heard highYords and stepped intothe
the foot Of the stairs. followed By Mrs. Ma
"You are q. swindleri You don't pay any
onorl, tho collector was saying. you owe
Mrs; Mahuehe ) was we greatly e1citsd: II don't
thing" With that she struck him three times.
hSose seeR W fHa thres ao sseps M SS coward fs ths
East TSira sS found Der s anSonssious 81 q
over her for " hour, she died without regain
ing consciousness When she fell she broke
her nose. and IL wns bleeding when the Doctor
got to her. but she died OF heart disease. caused
BY the excitement Of her controversy with the
IL Wurth.
The sun., 1891-10-04

Referee xeaae Says He wcuidn't Answer
Questions and Acted Unprofessaonnlly.

Referee Rcaae Says He wouldnt Answer
Questions ana Acted UnprofesssonaIiy.
Robert L Reade was appointed referee in an
action by Catherine Il Smyley and Catherine
Il Winter, tho daughter and widow. respec-
lively. of Capt W. H. Smyley. to compel Nelson
]. Waterbury. Jr.. to turn over certain funds
belonging to Capt, smyley's estate which he
received as their attorney.
Capt. smyley died in South America in 1893
BE had been American Consul on the coast Of
Patagonia and agent to the Falkland Islands.
He loft an estate at Port Stanley in the Falk-
land Islands. His widow. two daughters. and
son survive him. His widow subsequently
married Prof Peter Winter. who is dead. A.
ter smyley's death George H. Dean was
appointed anoillary administrator Of his
estate. II is alleged that Dean did
not account as he should have done. and tho
tE9tx and ntasi George Eo,s
Ie sSs ssa HSsn RSsa eRsi!Ps$ Rl!s%
sSs. q IL Rsrs sss s r.
e 5 1psIt. Sss sa$ Nelson s$ %ssessaTs:l sSlRl. 81.
Sssi:E fs SSsh {:
s,S!ass sssssa H6sssda|i ih.. h. received ,2o7sss in
they have not received their shares Of this
money They, had. supposed Waterbury was
asI hsr aad But 9% Rssn
e counsel for Dean ip three suits which the
heirs began Sgainst him. They then
70 comp;;l Waterbary to turn sig 0sSWa oVor
The matter was sent to Mr., .Reade as referee
He has fled his report, finding that Mr.. Water
bury's conduct in not turning over the peti-
Goners' shares to them was unprofessional,
that he unnecessarily prolonged the reference,
% made II ~ di4@icult @ to ssceEtaia what his rela;
referee by refusing to answer proper questions
put to him.
MI. Reade lnds that Mr.. Waterbury should
Sz61 "a. both amounts with interest. from Mo-
yember.. 1887, The report has been merely
The sun., 1891-10-04

ne deprssson from the southwsst vAs drawn cut
ysstsrday into trough Of low pressure the Mis
sissippi Valley and the lake rssons and with the ad-
dtonal influence Of Of high pressure over the
south Atlantic statsA caused warmer weather gen
orally east Of the Aississppi Ths Temperature WAS
abovs e0s. The highest ses ~ PHILADELPHIA West
OF thst river II WAS coolerI at Fort 1uford. Dak. II
registered 1<s above ssro and u below freskng b.
tween Washington and Minnesota and south ~ fas -
Nebraska and Wyoming. me cool Area should work
s way East the lake regions to-day and reach the
middle Atlantic and New Englsnd States on Monday.
Rain fell In Michigan, Iowa, wisconsin. Montana Ms
sour. Georgia, and florida Elsewhere IL WAS fair
Thsrs was dense fog In the morning the middle
Atlantic and New England States, which clesred BY 10
A. H. The day was fair In this cityl highest enicaal
tsmpsTturs s1'i lowest eo' average humidity % psS
hour.
The Thermometer ss ferry's pharmacy in rn svs
ydad tAunn Aura
The sun., 1891-10-04

Arrested iA Canada when he Was Aleu-
70 Sail NSr Earone.

AbHOSS09 n C3AhoN "AeA ne "oo AD0Wo
- Sail fsr EareDe.
In dilspidated clothes. with adust-begrimed
face. Barondess. the leader Of tho Hebrew
cloakmakers, was surrendered at the District
Attorneys ONCE at 1915 p. n. yesterday. He
had just arrived from Montreal In the custody
Of Chief Detective Gross Of the Montreal police
and Henry Gotlieb. o lawyer. Of 21 Park row.
who represents the prisoners bondsman.
Gotlieb was informed few days ago that
Barondess was going to Europe to avoid an
swering the charges Of extortion which are
pending against him. The lawyer looked
around for him and learned that he had a.
ready gone to Canada, He started in pursuit
Barondess down In Quebec, where he was
about to take passage on . cattle boat for Glas-
gov under the name Of Charles Miller,
this city. He was out on $4,000 ball. MhioA
was given By Mrs. Henry Glpok Of 21z Third
street. Barondess was convicted in Oyer and
TermineE In Sune Of extortion. An appeal was
taken taken 70 the General Term: and pending z d.
pIsieirsd ssstnst hi% by DIM & Brood
him on the Complaint of other m merShsnts. from rom
whom 1t was alleged he lad obtained money
Sy false p IprSetsnoss. SS On this charge ball was
Berondess was committed TO the Tombs yes
terday without the formallty Of going before .
Jud0a
The sun., 1891-10-04
ROBBED OF HALF A MILLION.
TIE ULSTER COUNTY SAVINGS IyST1.
TUITION CLOSES ITS DooRa

Its Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer IN
Jan. Charged with Embeszlenent-Thsi
steaiinss Have Been Going On Tor Twenty
Years-The Streets Filled with Angry
| Depositors. who Threaten 20 Hang the
Thieves-The Jan GuarAeA-A Heavy Rua
Rcsun Sn tho Kingston Savings Bank-
Statement OF the Trustees OF the Piu.r
dersd Institutional Dopositor Inssas.
! KINGSTON. Oct 3-The Ulster County sav.
ings Institution has closed It's doors. and IL In
charge Of Bank Superintendent Charles n.
Preston. Expert examiners have been At work
since Tuesday. and have found already that
tho enormous sum OF $488 900 has been stolen
By Treasurer Ostrander and Matthew 7.
Trumpbour. assistan treasurer. and It 10 feared
I that tho stealings will reach over that amount
At midnight Superintendent Preston swore 70
| complaint charging Trumpbour with perjury
IN swearing to false statements contained In
the July report Of the bank to the Banking De-
partment. and Trumpbour was arrested At his
house by Chief Of Police Hood. He had his.
clothes all packed up and was preparing ~
nee from town. He was locked up in jail
Ostrander was arrested about two weeks aso
for embezzling $4,000 and was under bonds
OF $4,000. His bondsmen last night turned
him over to Sheriff Dill. and he was also locked
mp In jail When Ostrander was arrested thegO
was great run on the bank for three days, buA
the other banks came to the rescue Of the Ulstsf
County Savings Institution. and the trustees
made statement showing that there was q
surplus Of $245.0O0. Tho statement bsin6
signed By such well-known men as Judge A.
ton b Parker. Gen. George H. Sharpe. judge
William g. Kenyon. Postmaster Noah wolyen.
John W. Soaring Of the Kington Leader. and
other reputable citizens. had reassuring Of
feet, and the depositors who drew out their
The sun., 1891-10-04
w,li...ssursA ysrsns. Injured.

As Engine 20 was racing from the stables in
Frost street. Williamsburgh. at o'clock yes
terday morning to a flre in Manhattan avenue
and Box street the horses ran against .
house that had been lifted from its site and
that stood In the roadway Of Oakland street,
near Eagle DRYER Henry NJ Heelen and
the engine. Heelen's leg was broken.
He was taken to the Eastern District Hos
oral ssaa .ss as ne Rs
would die, McGinnis was taken 70 his home
suffering from internal Injuries; The house
In Eagle street and when, the. workmea
Knocked OF work II blocked the whole road
the house. The police are looking for the con-
tractor.
The sun., 1891-10-04
Bonds and mortgages.
111I.1Ra n
Surplus.

1CcEu0u on tho mOtt8eBoe E0o 9oO4YIU4D
e. e is: i; :ssss g: Z &;
'Ss NON! !!s 4sssas; -: =
% =? ss:S :::ss
saa SsSs sSss 1s.s1:sa sSasd:nss sh Us; q
q; q ss: III Ell our
sons ss q q H
the people Of Ulster county. The majority q
asR9saSIs sas s:
on the few thousands Of dollars they had In
q their eyes can beiseep everyyhsre about the
!ssss$ssss /: Sls:s + f.
s sssfis s.s 8:
eenSitioneA were HSf sSi.y 81 fe esia.asl
t9sFs ssS Va! FIT e s1s vs
tive charge OF the bank, also comes IN for biz
q allowins ths people to rsdsposis tSssr
4 5 i4Gas ~s:h S.s SS%
e
The Ulster County Savings Institution Wa4
S $h ss;: ss$;ss Ss; ,;
ssead BadsRssa: BddssSRsssa
sssreta5y; sssr b'a92b pbS%pb0sahs ::
iss sssrysa ant baadasa BIZ Gssa sRep IVY ~.
Hp is JAMES sSse 1ss
time Until 6fs dsiaicstlon. became Taovss
sSauf ana i wsS1a Ets
q 5 s q fS
Il t6ss ~ once Z, Sntii sSsess II. PisSE
Far sree Ssss badias S sa
Ieetea ss9 tho sna
;ss $Sss J; M s.s SsS.s
s s sRs e IR5stltatsn: 5 saa IL sp$$sss $ tPS$
%er what aH she uP sse 81 tRs m dsn m:r:s
might be. y was always conceded by every one
that the Ulster County Savings institution
MSttheX 7; Trpmpbour 3 VI I, Is the son Of Jacob
as @ Banking man man ThereS Sh9aa has never % been the tRs
shtessS until the present
SI! ssaTs Az assa
Suo W3o uaoX
soon afterward. The blow to his young wife
upon her bearing the charge against her hus.
II ls said number Of the bonds which tho
trustees mentioned in their statement wore
hypothecated in New York by Ostrander and
Trumpbour. Another method mentioned was
a any sseS
the amount received. while the entries In de-
positor's books We're for the full amount. the
difference being taken by the thieves.
The streets OF Kingston arc filled with
people. and depostors are arriving on every
train and by al manner OF vehices. The men
and women wander ai,nllessly about. and oo-
tiTsaten to break int9 the bank building, and
lynHchIG party be fmGd to hang ostrandsr
pended and nothing else Is talked abont, as
the general opinion for years was that the
bank was as solid as tho rock OF Gibraltar.
and especially SO after the statement Of the
man named McAndrews who has $1,000 on
deposit has developed sYmptoms OF insanity.
and i Is feared that 1t will be necessary to take
The city Officials, fearing that threats 10
burn tho jail whore Trumpbour and ostrander
are copaned. would bs executed. suMneasa
The sun., 1891-10-04
Goes to Eau OF Her Own Free WIN With
Her HushaAA-A Yeasss ContrAst


O11ARyrEID. Pa. Oct. 8.-Bsnk President
William b. Dill will sleep tonight in q cell
It was thought that he would have hearing
to-day. but he has not, and matters will now
rest until some time next week. Walter Lyon.
United States District Attorney for the Western
District. is here. as Is also W. A. Ambrose.
the United States Commissioner for this dis
trict Last night Mr.. Dill spent In jail. but he
had the use Of the parlor. where in company
with his wife and q few intimate friends, he
sas up an as as we stands BY him
tonight, she went with him.
shs se on the poofs
the bank here James Mitchell and ". Ross
bsii bend. and L was " So aceerdlnsy% DON done. sA'E 4
has numerous callers. :, Il was thought, he
Be handed over TO the Sheriff. WHICH was done S
an hour befors midnight last night There y
With that he occupied when President Harri-
son was his guest here last fall
The sun., 1891-10-04
1nDexz1xzDs MYSTERY so1zxD.
The VIA OF Innkeeper Poole Rstarns, sal
SO Does johnson.

abouts Of the pretty wife of Ridgeneld's inn-
Mira Poole solved the oonundrum herself By
returning to Ridseneld yesterday Is uncon-
cernedly as though she had simply been away
on protracted visit with friends.
drive up to the hidseiield Inn. and Edward B..
johnson, who disappeared at about the same
entered % The hotel Later Li In the aiternoon. o I'm In
company with Mrs. Poole Johnson came out
on the lawn and engaged In game Of oroQnet,
the two chatting and laughing perrtly. Mrs.
Poole's parenta. Mr.. apd Mrs. George Burch.
are now In charge OF the house.
The sun., 1891-10-04
MRS. HARRLsON IN TOWN.

V01t0 . 86DUbNcah COI0hy LDt2bNDb00 ~
the Plaza Hotel
Mrs. BENJAMIN Harrison. wife Of the Presi-
dent arrived in the city at $3.50 o'clock last
evening. and went to the Plaza Hotel. she was
Russell. who 10 stopping at the Plaza.
6he was accompanied on her journey from
Boston only by her maid. She was somewhat
fsHeued. and. after supper went imme ediRtely
to her rooms, and received no visitors
Mr. Edward I: Plat the SON Of Thomag @:
night MIR. and Mrs. J. bloat Fassett probably
win return to the Plaza within o few days.
The sun., 1891-10-04

snow storm 10 prevailing here Tonight, Whioh
promises several inches Of snow on the ground
In the morning.
The sun., 1891-10-04
tCut this out and preserve i'll

ysstIeuled ir,1 with PSmsn siespsrs % and club car Ar
Boston and N. z. points. No chsnye every comfort.
sse sgair Tine ssis; a, Ssss roos XIV h 81
hv staten, a$a Fulton st lo7 Broadway, Brooklyn;
The sun., 1891-10-04

Tho Hotel vendons. whose newly enlarged addition
Rapidly nearing so3Hs.i9n & y oirtsniS Sas q The
q ss sss sSsss s as
The sun., 1891-10-04
Mr.. allroy Goes Ars.aa M,.ss,s

Ar. 3llsOy Coos Arsund Alnselk
Commissioner 0ilroy made 8 persona: In
spectton yesterday Of Third avenue and Sixth
avenue, and the Third Avenue Railroad Com.
pany and Paving Contractor Matthew Baird
are likely to hear from him further about street
and sidewalk obstructonR
The sun., 1891-10-04
he Thermometer ss Ferry's pharmacy in TIE svs
dng recorded the Temperature yesterday a. fonows,
Hysrsss on Oct. 8. 'isooi, i,........ ....

Average on Oct. D. 1870 .0oSs
LOCAL voREcAr TILL . p I. SUNDAY.
For southeastern New York dncludins Long IslandA
also for western Connecticut and northern New Jsrssy
fair; slightly warmer; southerly winds
FOR Monday. generally fair with light shower twa
and cooler. Conditions favorable for fair and coolies
weather on Tuesday.
z. b. DuxH. Local Forecast ofncial
vAsHNo1oN FORECAST TILL .. y. SUNDAY.
me clearing condition on the Atlantic coass hAs
moved slowly southeast, diminishing in mAgnituds
The clearing condition in the plateau region has re-
NAMED nearly stationary; unsettled weather condi
ons prevail between these high extending from
eastern Texas to the upper lakes No material changes
In the weather may be anticipated In the north and
middle Atlantic. States during the next forsy.sghi
hours. Increasing cloudiness and showers will occur
in lower lake regions Rains viii continue in the upper
lake region. and clearing weather may be expected "a
the west Of the Mississipp River.
For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont generally
fair; cooler. except stationary Temperature on the
coast; southwesterly winds.
FOR MAssachusettA. Rhode Island, Connecticut sas
Hsp YorL seaiIy Jat,i sationay sssp~a,vs; soulk
sssa1ly vinds; cooler Monday.
For the District Of Columbia. eastern PennsylvaniA
Nsw Jersey Delaware and Maryland fair; stationary
Temperature; southerly winds: cooler Monday.
For West Virginia. western Pennsylvania. western
New York. and Ohio generally fair except showers
the lakes slightly cooler, except stationary tempera
turc In extreme east West Virginia: southery winds
The sun., 1891-10-04
Eleven Persons Lest In q

Heven Persons Lest In shipvrssk.
San FnANc1soo. Oct a-Advices from Aus
tralia say the British bark Fiji. nom HAMBURG.
was wrecked. 100 miles from Melbourne on
Sept. 4. and eleven out Of the twenty -six por-
sons on board were lost
The sun., 1891-10-04

Desirable apartments for famiies with southern sx.
posure. Bstf4tt House. Long Acre squsre. broadway
and <3d st.-v4b.
The sun., 1891-10-04
limited akans 70 the YES. every day In the yesTSII

vsIopsd thsn any other New YORK sa6ars.SIas. W.
The sun., 1891-10-04

Il. & w. "The Pequot Collar" 4. q w.
feet form also superiority OF quality aud nnishlds
The sun., 1891-10-04

Mrs. Cleveland spent at Gray Gables. Bussards
Bay theiE country place, They returned to
town on Sept "a IN anticipation Of the event
OF yesterdsy Thcy came on E q Benedicts
The sun., 1891-10-04
Latest Marine InseiIive

Arrfved-steAmships La Touraine from HAvre; st
Andrews. from Gibraltar. and Albert DGmOis. frou
Charleston.
The sun., 1891-10-04

arrange By running the crack three-year-old
racas Tor a wager Of s5. 600 for each racs "a
M attracting much intsrss. e.s amens n :p0rtsnen.
Joice' declines 70 run at mile ana half.
though he is quite willing TO run at two miles.
reducing tho stakes to $1,000 side. which
tne winner shoula hao oves 70 some onafity:
Maple has this now under consideration. and
no will m Va soma socrIsca In sccant a.
nc ".n unAo I0 III, ,n.o"st ~ .H Sp
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29
Ist(. S'GONFs CITY.

Isie Western Wave NaY4i' l~ai
Afs' > oilh | ,'o.a - suns - i1a'
eh1s III IOWA. i'ei la'iio'' ~ - ~
80 n NM - =
steve i.as1'li'l ''''' : ~ i1'sN ~ = -.
work bQAalhs he" fesl'tei1'e 'oi "a
S1nneman = the eilo" l'"lfh.
Joe. Oehlrr bought a yearl-nE ho-
today that weighed Gi5 pounds, wlthon-
doubt the largest hog ever Brought g
this town
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29
Z. c.srsiOn.

For the annual convention OF Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor
to he held at Minneapolis, july . to l.,
special excursion tickets will be sold fer
fare one way for the round trip, en- sale
July to 9, inclusive, good to return
July . to l., inclusive. For the benefit
Of those wishing to return after July ID,
arrangement will be made for deposit Of
ticket for safe keeping Unit such time as
the holder wishes TO commence the re
turn journey; such date not TO be lat
OF than August 70.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29

Rev. Joseph Zimmerman, pastor of the
German Evangelical church of 1anSton,
las been assigned to the church at Mil
bank, and will leave for his new charge
on Monday next. Mr.. Zmmerman's de
parture will be generally regretted here
both among hiseongregation and citizens
generally. HIS unostentatlous plety and
zeal in his clerical duties have won Tor
him many earnest friends whose best
wishes will follow him. Ills charge hei Q
will be supplied by Rev. 9. J hel er, o.
Wa,ertoNn. y aukton Press.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29
'1lssb ; .
TENY. Nav 90, 1891.

i''''' -h"y ~ i''
ac, SOM of Y i ana /, F PRYOR At their
home IN Trov Deceased was yeur. !
months and 20 DAYS. The lttlo one was
taNeh rom nus pafrhto ~ ms ms II dNeiliS
nome D! Tue oreao '1Se"Se "li'n'net'"'
"nr home y . Lonely and az e. s..ent di.n,
Pinned I,I- y9n@s md cone with the ang,ls
10 the mansions in Heaven 50 bright
,,... .,.....,.,r, .,,..,,,,,,,..fn,,
~ ~ /. ,j. 49,. IIiII, Tad
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29
General Repair SHOP.

Wagons. buggies aud all kinds of farm
machinery put IN order. Second hand
extras for ST Paul. Mccormick, Mime
apolia, Buckeye, DeerIng, Osborn and
Empire binders. VIII buy, sell, or trade
second hand machinery or wagons.
w. +. RAYMOND.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29
L. " i. PorrE

1t has been for long time universally
admitted that the champion Harvesting
and Moving machines were built with
the best material and with the best
Workmanship Of any machine on the
market. They have this year all good
points OF other machines and il great
many extra good points that no Others
have. For sale at Farley's hardware
store.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29

Slight arrangements of the stomach
and bowels may often be corrected ht
taking only one Of Ayers Pills. Throngg
not having the Pills at hand, your dis
order increases. and regular bt OF sick
ness follows: 'Eor the want of nai
the shoe was lost, etc
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29

nearing IN the BESSIE johnson case
was had last week before judge An
dreWs a. WEBSTER, ana decision rem
d'Fed thal lhe Iowa courts. where the
VIII was pTooated, had jurisdiction. and
'idI consequently the latuer OF the
|i'l4"' .. IL N'urgis, was the leGalIF Ap-
polhlei 9oafulah. Inc lacjS of the case
ave pllellp Ms 1olIo"S: lhe chlid VINO IS
h"" over seven years oId, was tHe adopt
eH daughter OF FRANK a. Johnson, nav
my Deeh legally adopted by him shortly
atte' tle aea'h or her mo'her, the lath"r
sRFFehoeFth% his natural rights Tor thus
purpose something over year az"
hFs. Johnson, the foster mother OF tie
chlld, VINO was also a cousin OF the girl
lather' "led, and lew months aye MI
Johnson followed ner to the grave again
leaving The enid All orphan. La his Will
Johnson hau hequeathed bis property to
his adopted daughter, naming Mayor
Digs "i TINS cIty as executor OF the
estate anu GUARDIAN of The cAlid. 1 he
Will was prohated IN l)cs MolneS county,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29
Zig stone Lake Excursion.

Halt fare tickets viii be on sale every
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, good to
return until Tuesday following date Of
sale to Big Stone City and Ortonyille,
until October IL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-29
Notice.
MILBASK, May 2Sth. 1891

As d member OF the Board Of Eauca-
ton consider It a duty to invite par
ents whose children frequent our city
school, To on or before Tuesday next
present any grievance why the present
lady teachers should not be engaged for
the ensuing year.