The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-12-02
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AUG. B0RGERso
MILBANK S. D.
MILBANK. s. D.

Protractiye services are being held at
the Congregational church commencing
Monday evening last, and will continue
for several weeks. The public are cor
daily invited to attend and participate
in the exercises.
Mrs. Rachel Plotne-, the aged mother
OF Thomas Plotner, died at the home Of
the latter in Wilmot last FRIDAY even
ing. The deceased lady was u years of
age, and The remains were brought to
Mllbank Monday morning and inferred
in the cemetery at this place.
DR.. Wang, Of Minneapolis, was shaking
hands with bis Mllpank friends the first
of The week. The doctor looks as natural
and cheerful as ever, neither his visit to
Europe, where the cholera was raging,
nor HIS marriage having affected him
disauva ntageousl y-sOme men can stand
ANYTHING.
In another column will ne found the
second monthly report OF the principal OF
the city schools, which will bear careful
reading BY parents aud others interested
ia the we'll tare OF the schools. An act
I've interest on their part in these matters
will do muc ch towards placing our schools
in the front rank, and enabling us to Sc
cure from them the very best results.
The material for the new paper to be
sta led at Revilo arrived ,ne b st OF the
week, and was resnlpped To tnal place
by wagon. NJ. Joun Goa who ms
been connected witn Tue Webster Hera q
vii be The prop letor. ani We under-
stand tnat the new joutnat wll advocate
democratic principe es.
The case OF Hanson vs Olson, for 500,
aimed as wages was tieu before justice
Habe with A. w. Movlus assisting, IN
Big Stone townshfp "Wednesday, p. n.
Morril appeared for the palnl,tf and J..
81 Owen for defendant. After evidence
for plaintiff had been introduced, upon
motion OF defendant the case was dis
missed.
GIN. Clark. the real estate man has
aecnred the office room on Main street
formerly occupied by X. F. Gibson, IT,,
tor an office, and is prepared to mako
farm loans on the most favorable terms.
Mr.. Clark 10 agent tor a number OF tue
most extensive and reliable loan COM
panies. and those desiring to make loans
will do we'll to call upon him. he Also
transacta general real estate business
and buye and sells farm property ana
has aome very fine farms Tor sale.
The concert given by Herr Aamold
,.st SATURDAY. evening under the auspices
- the Ladies' BENEVOLENT Society, vas
attended by fair sized audience, VINO
had an opportunity to listen 10 some
hich class violin work. Herr Aamold IL
4 master on this instrument, ana 10 tnoso
u,,h a critical ear for this class OF music
TIA CONCERT was q rare treat. The per-
Grmancee or Herr Aamo'd were inlers.
rarsad with some we'll rendered vocal
nnsic bv the Misses Port and recita-
ton by Miss Matte Robinson.
What came near to proving serious
oorAa grafton occurred Saturday night
| :. tha nos office building by the falling
down nf one Of the large hanging lamps
= ia front part OF the building, caused
~ ,ha breaking Of the chain BY wnicn
- 80. enapended. The scattered OIL
;sc;ted and the front Of the room was
= . Il.za il IN instant. Arthur Fisner
.rd pns,mas Blesrr and wife were ~
eha hniItiino al the time, ana 10r mo-
,n msnt or 60 It appeared as it their eilorts
~ another tue flames would prove un-
svsilinc. as the room was nlled WIZ
smoke and blaze, but With mail SACK. ..
IA u vater they 6nallv got the iire out
without it doing any particular dsmsse.
~ ,hA annual meeting Of tho oficera
"a - .sschers VI of the NJ. =. Sunday school
s.ld ~ a the church Wednesday evenlng'
M .,s,cars ior the ensuing year were elec'oo
a. follows: n.,v r,,.c.
~. Suppl. G: Wood.
Secretary-C. B. Mead.
| ~, sec.-Olive Mcbride.
Tressurer-R. ]. Hicks.
chnr,efer-J. Burgan.
~. Chof--O. B. Mead.
| nrcanist-Emma Carrick.
f.isrsrian-H. Burgsn.
A. Lib.-Willis Mcbride. ...
+ 80 determined % hcld Cnllssn. .,e,.
.-.sc;:ss .s 81 ths children y connrc.nn
1:.r ! ,..e a. othar suitable a!tfaosl"ns )
ns ~" .ss 4 youns tolks can l.'ok f"rw.r1 g
.Snethine enjoyable % this. .ocoss'oA