The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-25

priest at st. LaWrence'S church, has re-
signed the pastorate and been assigned
to the church at Webster, whore he takes
the place of Father Menslng who goes to
Aberdeen. We understand that no ap
pointment has as yet been made for the
church here.
VIM Hevener, one Of the substantial
farmers Of Alban township, who sold his
farm a short time agao, took his depar-
ture the first of the week for Minnesota,
from where after short visit with
brother in that state, he will leave for
his new home in Oregon. His old
neighbors and friends IN Grant county
while regretting his departure wish
himself and family all prosperity in their
new home.
The Ortonville dramatic association
will present the two-act drama, "The
Factory Girl" at the opera house III this
city Saturday evening. the 10Th inst.
The association has already presented
the play TO home audience IN a most
satisfactory manner, and all attending
are assured delightful evenings enter
tainment. Reserved seats 35c. for sale
at the postoffice. The company will
bring the Ortonville ban9 with them
and intend 10 make "The Factory Girl'
pretty interesting all along the line
The &. NJ ST +. managers are making
arrangements for completing the etrack and
! laying the iron on the branch from this
CITY beyond Wilmot to the agency. The
road bed was made some years ago for
short distance above Wilmot though it
has not been in use Of late, but the open
ing of the reservation to settlement has
made it necessary to complete and ex-
tend the line.
One Of the farmers Of Twin Brooks
township recently met neighhor who
had returned from Oregon and question
cd him as to whether there were any
potato bugs or Independents in that state.
and.being answered in the negative, as
serted his intention Of immlgrating to SC
favored locality. The innocent gran
ger probably imagined that life must be
perfect elysium without these two
evils.
+. r. Mcfarland. general agent tor the
Aermotor Co. Of Chicago has been here
for the past few days adjusting claims Q
damage done to the Aermotor wind mill
. In this vicinity. every one OF when na
been made satisfactory to each Of IN
! purchasers and also the company. a.
though the companys loss was yer
heavy. they showed good Judgment !,
sending man SO promptly 10 setti
these claims, every one of which was re
placed. or repairs furnished to the buye
without cost to him. IT you want TO bu
! 4 wind mil. and be sure OF having IN
$ damage repaired tree Of cost. II done !
e a storm, buy an Aermotor of Wood Bro
J & Co., of Mllbank.
The second term Of Mr.. Mcfarland
:, writing school closes this week, and PRO
: : Prevey and the editor of this great hous
: hold necessity were requested 10 max
an award of d, ICES. very delicate tas
as between many Of the specimens su
J mitted 1t was a difficult matter to decie
a as to superiority. and all exhibited
s marked improvement. The award
y made was:
Gentleman Best specimen OF penma
!. shin. Bprtle Lundberg. Greatest ID
: proyeuent. Otto Hockmuth.
:. : Lady-Best specimen Of penmanshl
: Helen Lender. Greatest lmprose'l'c1
Daisy Douglass 5,
Mr.. Mcfarland expects to give anoth
p term ot lessons before closing the scho
r for the season.
2, The rush for city offices this year
not ct a cyclonic character. II y =
as wild and woody, get-there Ell-lk
d. as it has been in times past IN Miioah
ye Indeed it looks as if some OF the ofilc
Il will have to 60 begging. For the mp,
IS tant and lucrative position OF Mayor,not
r. sinple candidate has as yet present
himself and unless some patriot can
discovered who will accept the posltl
- the city government will be without
u nresiding officer. The only petition
- far filed with the clerk has been tnat
- - II. w. Bailey for assessor, allhougil
~ petitions of Geo. Middlebrook for tres
tv urer and S. M. Pasco for justice have be
sit signed by the requisite number oi nam
*. twenty and are ready for thing. i
he only office for which there has pe
ia more than one candidate that we ia
beard of IS that OF assessor, and n o
connection besides Mr. Bailey. MESS
.ea Ira Bradford, X. I. Rodgers, Joseph -
"a cat and John Douglass have been ~
oy toned, but how many Of them VIII !,
we candidates is vet an open question.
~ clerkship Will undoubtedly 1all 20,
nresent very efficient clerk shou,u
ad- desire the office. An alderman VII ~
;th 10 be elected from each Wafu, Glo "
rps date no attempt 70 secure a'osi no
lch honors hy force has been lfaoe.
.he together the offices seem 10 be SEEK
the men and having a mighty, hard Y
r,s finding them.
M. For over Fifty years.
BOD Mrs. NINsLow's SooTHtAG oih.P,
to children teething, IS the prescrlpI.u'
ice one of the best female nurses ana ph