The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-02-12
HOME HAPPENINGS.


Wheat-No. l, Northern 72.
A tine large stock Of wall paper at
L. ScHNABE1.s
I,ook out for the street parade Of
Beach s. Bowers Minslrels next Monday
N penalty Of one per cent a month will
be Addel 10 your taxes after this month.
Children's underwear almost gwen
away, at the Minneapolis Bargain Store.
ar Taylor and A. S. Young of Elmra
Wefe visiting their city cousins Wednes-
dsy.
The board OF pension examiners at
thor meeting Wednesday made four ex
umlna,ions OF applicants.
Amos Young of Elmira is enjoying the
viciseitudes OF bachelorhood, while his
wife is on visit to friends in Iowa.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
hold u regular meeting with Mrs. Horton
! % Ihursday, Feb. %.
Mrs. W. f. Rust returned Wednesday
from Two weeks visit to eastern Mn
nest,ta, where she was called by the
serious illness Of her father.
Dress trimmings and thousand other
articles to he sold at less than manutact-
I, urers' prices at the Minneapolis Bargain
| Store.
'h lfr. E. q. Potter OF Minneapolis is
netctiatng for the purchase OF the Mil
baak creamery, and was up looking over
tn property last week.
:. Mf. A. B. Randall has sold his farm
and house and lot in town to Chas. Hook
muth, and with his father, II. N. Randall.
wiilehortly move TO Connecticut.
The spring term of circuit court for
this county will convene March 1st. A
number OF important cases are on the
4ocket.
Prpf Harrington, principal of the Will
mot schools, stopped off to visit his kins-
man, Prof. Iofevey, this week. He was
ON his way to Wilmot, having been to
! his old home in Iowa during vacation.
n I'M. Bunker. late Of the Iowa division
I or the Milwaukee road has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of the James
lsivar division, with headquarters at
d Abordeen.
nr A business meeting Of the W G. T. u.
will be held at the residence OF Mrs. G.
Y M. Prevey, Wednesday, Feb. 18th at 2:3O
llsr. ~.
Mrs. G. w. PREyEY, Sec
The Carrick brothers and others are
making arrangements to lease from the
Indians an extensive tract OF land in the
!. vicinity OF Lake Traverse and open up
thA1ame for growing small grain.
= Ascar passed through east on the Mil
Mn0kee road last week, bearing a banner
yat&11fng that This car contains 10000
pNH3nds of flour, from Eureka tor the
Is Malne stricken people of Russia
m Havener of AIban township has
eoa6his larm to Chas. Fenner. We re-
TITO learn that MIR. Ueyener expects
tNnove to Oregon IN the early spring, in
VI 1eh state lie has son and other
~ pds living.
Sstmaster A. j. Blescr, who is al
0cS{e r. A. NJ, and an officer in the
lgtxxd chapter Of this state, has recently
lhb0x0 appointed representative OF the
gr1nd chapter Of Indian Territory in
Soath Dakota.
An Alliance and Knights OF Labor
lnstitute'' will be held at the court house
tQ11y and tomorrow, at which ex-Rey.
ber Haire, OF Aberdeen, will be the
leo&ng light around which the lesser
liets will g!immer.
Nhere will be a Valentine social at
fesidence OF Mrs. S. L. Clark on
Meday. Feb. 16, under the auspices of
Nb&L ladies' Benevolent Society connected
lV6 the Congregational church. All
ar<eordlally invited. For those who find
;hMnistance too great to walk, sleighs
wl8be in waiting at Mrs. Elliot's store
NXp'clock.
..l the suggestion Of Councilman
uH b, the city marshal went around
Wl a subscription paper this week and
~ cted something like $500 for the
Gentleman Arnold to refurnish and
up his establishment and replenish
lock for the spring business.
teT@ " Horton, the young gentleman en-
hi bd in the Review Office, was surpris-
troop Of his young friends call
! pom him last Tuesday evening and
bu ntng him with handsome gold
~ n remembrance OF his natal day
Z; s mark Of their friendship and
u M.
= /. q. o. F. boys of Big Stone City
aTGAalking seriously OF instituting
tQd Of the order at that place. There
0ite number of active Odd Fol-
in Big Stone and vicinity, some of
= are connected with the lodge at
III Aville, but they feel as it they want
Ege home in their own town.