The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-11-18

The NJ y social al he home OF Mr..
Will Gr .oknr last Friday evening was
one OF the most ENJOYABLE affairs of the
kind that has BEEN had tor !, long time.
and iarga gathering of friends took ad-
vantage af it,
The uncertainty of politics was iIlus,ra
ted when the Official canvass OF The votes
was made his week aud it was discover
ed thai 5. r. Gold was elected AS repre-
srnta'ive, he having received one more
Vote than Mr. Lein, who WAS on the same
ticket, and who was supposed 10 have
Among the enjo, able features OF the
grea, Aamold concert Will be piano ee
lections by a skilled pianist of the
Aamold concert company
The first meeting of the Mlbank
Musical Association to be held at the
high school building on Tuesday even
ing. Nov 22nd. will be free to all. The
instruction will be under the direction Of
Mr. c.. b Mead who has had eight years
experience in Vermont and Boston,
Massachusetts.
Tie Mibank democrats celebrated
the election Of Grover With a torchllght
procession last Saturday evening. The
celebration was not Of the most ~nthusl-
as,lc character, as the boys probably felt
4 little cheap about coming into the ban
qnet when they cast their woes for the
James b Weaver electors. The boys
obeved The bosses, but SO tar as helping
in the election Of Cleveland they were
not IN it.
John Manders, who was arrested some
time ago on the complaint OF Burtes
Swnnic for irving 10 run over him with
his team, had hearing before Justice
Pasco Tuesday and was fined 50 and
costs. amounting in all to S26. so. 1t ap-
pears that the defendant had given the
complainant quite lively chase on the
prairie, and one OF the horses had actual
" steppedon the defendant. The day for
successful cavalry charges are long since
past.
The annual meeting of the Masonic
Building Association was held ~ lhe
hall last Monday evening and the direct
ors for the ensuing year were elected, as
follows: A. j. Bleser, H.J. Benedict
J knapp. J G. Elliott, f. Emanuel,
Gpo. Stevenson, T. /. Bouck, ". ..
Saunders and G. G.. Mlddebrook, the
,aat mentioned being elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF X. :, :,
Gibson. ir., the others composing inc
old board. Tie reports OF the secretary
and the treasurer we're made, showing
,,a association to be in excellent condl-
t,nn With its stock largely paid ~.
i short time ago Billy Eddington had
he overcoat taken from the hotel where
he was stopping, and he set to work %
recover the property and discover 'he
thief His efforts resulted in his secur-
inp the coat, which was found IN hote'
ot Aberdeen, and two suspicious indl'
v;dnals who we're stopping at the place
wore arrested. One OF them made MS
ascane while near the Jail and whi'e
handcutfed, and the other was brought
down by Mr.. Eddington Tuesday morn
inp and lodged in the Jail at this place.
Ha vas taken before Squire Pssco ~eo-
nesday morning, but as the other Nom,
hers Of the gang could not % 1ouno
there. vae not evidence sufficient 70 nolo
him and he was allowed to depart.
wn,,e .here wss little doubt that tho
c,,soner was one Of the gang who com
r,itt.d the theft, the failure to get .he
others made it impossible 70 prove MS
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