The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-07-15

quite number attended the Concre.
gat'onal picnic at Hartford, Tuesday.
jubilee Singers tonight at the Conpre.
gatlonal church. This is rare treat
Tor lovers of music. Don't miss it.
Walter Whitcomb left Monday for
snort vacation to visit friends in st Paul.
Miss Hattie Malisn, Of Miles City Mon
tana, is visiting her sister, Miss Lou Nal.
lsh, OF this city.
Mr.. Aug. Borgerson came home Wed.
nesday evening from Faribault. where
he attended the funeral of his mother.
Mr.. Chas. Hockmuth has solo his resi-
dence in this city to Mr.. Will Crooker
Consideration $1,000.
Considerable sickness is reported
throughout our town and county. meas
les ana mumps seem to be the raging
epidemics.
Mr.. Stephen Grse, who was sum-
moncd to Wisconsin on account of the
illness OF his mother. returned this week.
Mr. Grlse says there is but faint hopes of
her recovery.
We call attention to the lands offered
for sale by Curtiss Sweigle, mistake
having been made. The r,ece offered
for $1,000, ought to have read $4,000, and
the one for 81 200 $1,000.
FouND.-On the Fourth Of July, two
miles west Of Big Stone, by William
Habein. one satchel filed with baby
clothes. Owner can have same by calling
at this Office and paying for this adver-
tisement.
Mr. Geo. Reisland, who has been work
ing at Lidgerwood, N. d., for the past year,
has removed to Big Stone City his former
home to live. Mr.. r. is now canvassing
fer stamping outfit, and also soliciting
orders for the Big Stone City Nursery.
Mrs. T. Voghan, Of this city, left Mon
day night for Minneapolis, where she
will visit friends and make her home.
Mr.. Y. Will remain here through the
summer and fall. and will then join his
wife and make their home at West Su-
perior, this winter.
Don't fail TO see the grand street parade
given by the Hettie Bernard Chase COM
pany on Saturday, July 10th, at 2 o'clock.
| All the children will be delighted to see
the reindeers, polar bears and troupe Of
little EsqIimaux dogs. A chance only
| once in lifetime. Remember the date.
Read large bills posted up.
While at Brtton the several Woman's
Relief Corps, decided to organize a
division Corps to correspond with the
18th. Division Post. Mrs. Mary Antel-
man, Milbank, Pres; Mrs. Irine Adams,
! Webster, Vice Pres; Mrs. Carrie. L.
Finch, Andoyer. Treas; Mrs. Della Will
son. Milbank, Secretary.
We received the first issue OF the Big
Stone County Journal, published at
Ortonville, Minn., by A. B. kaercher, this
week. The paper starts out with It's
full share of advertising patronage, and
| is a newsy, neat, six column quarto.
Miss Jennie Evans, who has been at
| tending Carlton College at Northtield,
Mimi, spent Sunday with her aunt, Miss
Annetta Phelps, Of this city. She LETT
| for her home at Redfeld, S. Dak., to
spend her summer vacation.
Ata democratic meeting called Saturday
last. the following members were elected
to Office: CIV. Martens, President; W.b.
saunders, vice-President; II. F. Gibson,
Secretary and G. c. Middlebrook, Treas
urer. Another meeting is called tor Sat
urday evening, July 10th, to make perma-
nent the organization. All those VINO
ha,;ora IN the doctrines set forth by the
democratic party are reques'eu ~ "
present.
Monday evening somewhat dowdy
looking specimen of humanity entefeu
the Touring mill Of L. karcner anu
made straight for the engine room. M.
r,gane Dixon, was up in the MILL out
1ool,ino down into the engine room
noticed the fellow going through Ms
arawera seeing what he could find OF
valna He slipped down stairs picked
up club and caught the felleN - nat -
was W making tracks for the door to get
away and knocked him down. IN lhe ~ -.
low stopped to pick up . o',.A' IN .;m ~