The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-07-08
w arm weather.


The Bargain Store will sell their sum
meT goods at cost.
Mr.. NJ E. Donar is siding and rana;r
ing his house this week.
For bargains in dress goods, hosery ro
70 the Minneapolis Bargain Store.
Mrs. Il. 6. Port and little daughter are
cohhned to the house with measles.
Don't miss the concert at the Concre.
gatlonal church, Friday evening next,
Inc Paris Gaiety company will play
at the opera house on Saturday, july Oh.
Mr.. G. A. Kern has placed ia the rear
OF Sargent u Digg's bank new harness
shop,
Miss Lizzie Mynough. Of BIC stone
1lty, is the guest OF Mr.. 4 Mrs. Matt
Rourk this week
Mrs. Lue Clark, Of Montevideo, spent
the fourth in this city and attended the
ball IN the evening.
Quite large number from here left
Tins week to be IN attendance at the NJ. 4,
camp meeting at Big Stone lake.
Mrs. Il. Foss. of Montevideo. came m
to spend the Fourth with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hollands.
Miss Rollet, Of Minneapolis. sister Of
Mrs. q. a. Wood, is visiting the family Of
Mr.. Wood in this city.
MIR. c. B. Williams who is now in busi
ness in Minneapolis, spent part Of this
week looking alter his interests Ia Grant
county.
Remember the famous Jubilee singers,
who will give grand concert at the Con-
gregational church, next Friday, July
10TH
II. j. Keeler left Thursday morning for
the camp grounds. He has been ap-
pointed instructor 10 look after the nusi-
cal interests OF the Assembly.
Mr. John r. Eastman, accompanied by
his father and mother, left Thursday
morning for two months visit to friends
at Benton Harbor, Michigan.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
hold a regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. A. j. Fairchild on July 14th, at
2:3D p. IN.
MRS. i. +. BRADFORD, Sec.
Joe Grotroerer, who is IN the employ
of the G. M. d St 2. Ry. as station agent
and operator at Hector, Mimi, came up
Tuesday afternoon to spend day or two
with his parents.
Elder Dresser, of Watertown, passed |
through here Wednesday morning on
his way 70 attend the camp meeting
at Simpson Park. Big Stone, which began
this week July 7th.
DR.. Rose who has been making tour
through the eastern states returned home
this week. Mrs. Rose is visiting in New
York State and will probably remain
several weeks longer.
Ira Wills formerly in business in this
city, who has been west TO look after his
property interests at Groton, stopped of
to see his old friends few hours Friday
morning before his departure for Pome-
roy Iowa, where he now resides.
The Congregational Sunday school will
90 for days "outing' at Hartford, on
Tuesday, July 18th. All members OF the
school and their friends are invited to
ioin the picnic party. It is requested that
as MANY as possible will furnish their
own conveyance. Those who are not
able to do so will be furnished transport
alton. Remember the date.
The bills have been posted this
week for Hurlburt 4 Leftwick's CON-
hined Shows of Wonderful schools OF edu-
Gated horses, donkeys and dogs. A grand
street parade daily. A new feature 10
street parade being that all the musicians
in the Military Band will be mounted on
horses. Most of our citizens remember
the Hurlburt circus showing here under
canvass last year. All who attend
ed we're highly pleased with the en-
The show this year has
haan greatly enlarged, carrying with
them sixty trained horses. In addition
70 their trained animals they have added
a national gathering Of the worlds most
distinguished artists and acrobats. VIII
exhibit at Milbank, July 18th.
The graduating exercises OF the NIL
hank High School took place at the Con-
preoatioual church Thursday evening.
The church was beautifully decorated.
The rostrum was protusely adorned with
notted house plants. while from the arch
above hung the stars and stripes. Ino III
Hirh school faculty, together with w;
n. kaufman and President OF the ochool
R,ard ]. W. Bell, occupied seats upon,
tha tho rostrum. The music, both vocal
and instrumental was very good. Three
vnnnc % men received their diplomas. Mr.
Rennie bradford, Guy McCo:lum and ".
Wh;tcomb. The orations were we'll writ
ten y ! Int the delivery might have been
improved. Prof. Wood addressed inc
members OF the graduating class WIN
few well chosen and appropriate remarks arss
iu ;mpres.ing upon their minds the ! nsces- &C es
sitv 81 having definite aim and 9 NOR
ongh o determination to master whatever
thev undertake. Mr.. J. W: Bell present.
a . The Young men with their diplomas