The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-09-16
BIG STONE CITY.

sept. 10, 1872.
Mrs. J. A. Gold is enjoying visit
from her mother.
Miss Movius took trip to St. Paul to
select her toys for xmas trade.
Miss Schnacke is teaching school near
OrtoLville.
John P. Selin has moved into the
Dakota house.
Mr.. c. Betcher, is spending a few
weeks in town.
Rev. w. Oehler OF st. Paul is in town.
On business.
Gus. Bewersdort is managing the busi-
ness of Paul Trapp until he returns.
E. M. Bennett has been sick with NAL
arial fever but is again able to be about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner have moved
on the Murphy farm which they pur-
chased this summer.
Mrs. Post and Mrs. Keith have taken
a trip to Preston, Mimi. to visit their
mother and other relatives.
Mother Fink spent few days in the
cities last week visiting with her da"gh-
ters and taking in the far.
Paul Trapp has gone to Pickering, Mo-,
to bring back his wife. Paul SAYS 1T Is ,
not good that man should be a,one.n
II. Sahr sold his residence in town to /,
Julius Schmidke who will occupy the !
house as soon as it is vacated.
Paul Roberts has moved his family
into the house formerly occupied by w.
Taurman.
Ely Weatherly takes great comfort on
his bicyle since the first lessons nave been
will studied.
G. d. Riesland starts 10 work in the
elevator at Nassau, MINI, on Monday
next, to which place he will move his VI
family.
Miss Amelia Yonkerereturned last Sun
day night from ST. Paul, where she was
visiting with her aunt and taking in the
sights.
Mrs. G. "A. Bennett, who has been liv-
ing with her daughter in Minneapolis
for year or SO past, has returned 70 Big
Stone.
Willie Yonker has started again to his
place of education, the school tor deaf
mutes at Sioux Falls. Willie is natural
ly a bright boy.
Some OF those visiting the fair from
Big Stone City, were Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Gold, G. A. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. j.
A. Gold and Rev. B. j. Kelley.
Last Monday evening the citizens of
our little burg were alarmed by some
extra shouting The cause was found
10 be that an officer mad challenged
minor to fight; ones ear was in danger !
while the others shirt sleeves we're sad
sight; such excitement is not fun, but
rather disgrace.
Mrs. Breckenridge tried to have a
runaway on her way home from Milbank
last Sunday evening. The horses started
to run and she was thrown out of the
buggy but not hurt. When she picked
herself up she found the horses eating IN
a field near by, but the buggy was badly
broken.
A. j.. Wilson, General agent for the
John Deere plows has moved his family
to town and is living IN the house just
vacated by Paul Roberts. Mr.. Wilson
says he brought his little daughter, who
is very sickly, to Mr.. Jones Island two
weeks ago and when he saw her after
that length of time he could hardly be- )
lieve it was the same child. She gained
about one half in weight. For that rea-
son he makes his home in Big Stone City
whore the air is pure and balmy.
Many Big Stone people who bear in
kindly remembrance Mr.. d. G. Camp
bell, who was for some time principal
of the public school, and who has since
then been holding position in the gov
ernment offices at Washington, will be
pleased to hear that he has recently re-
signed his position in the civil service,
aud is located at Cincinnati, where he is
instructor in commercial law, book keep
ing and penmanship in ST., Xavier col
lege in that city.