The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-06-17

has recently been proprietor of q drug
store IN Aber leen and one at Radfield.
ana is skilled and trustworthy pharma
clst. Danny Rourk has been employed
as assistant.
Thomas Fitch received telegram
from Flandrau stating that eleven year
Old son OF his brother living in that city
had been killed. Mr. and Mrs. Fitch
LETT for Flandrau Sunday evening The
lad was found dead in cellar used TOR
gasoline. 1t is supposed that while
drawing the oil he was overcome by the
gas
Jefferson Lodge, I. o. o. F. of Revillo,
elected officers last week for the ensuing
term as follows:
n G.-John II. Cavanaugh.
V. G.-Robert II Clark.
Sec.-W. A. Howdeshell.
Treas. w. T. Hyde.
installation will take place the first
week in July with Past Grand Amos
Potter as installing officer.
Hi Layman, the meat man. has recent
ly purchased from J f. Brennan the
handsome trotting stallion Play Buck
fl6,059l. Mr. Iayman is very proud of
his new acquisition and lie may we'll be,
as the colt is a very fine piece Of horse
flesh. Play Buck is l515 hands high,
weight 1000 lbs coal black with white
star and diamond on nose; he has in his
VEINS tho blood of Hambletonian 10,
American Star, Mambrino and Norman
25.
The work Of excayatins the cellar for
the new Masonic building was COM
menced this week. The city taking the
job ii &c per cubic yard, and using the
material for grading up the streets, the
work being under the supervision OF
Alderman Schnabel The cellar will be
2Oxs0 feet i'll size. The architectural
plans for the new building are being
IN ade BY w II. Dennis, of Minneapolis,
one of the most competent architects in
the northwest, to whom the building
committee are indebted for number OF
substantial favors.
The NJ. I'll camp meeting on tie beau
| titul grounds at Big Stone lake this year
promises 10 be fully up to those held on
the grounds in previous years. The
meetings will commence on July and
| continue one week. The gospel services
each day will be under the management
Of Presiding Elders Dresser OF Water.
town and G. f. Sharpe Of Fergus Falls.
| w. II. L. Bushnell, Of Huron will have
charge OF the music throughout the meet
ings. Gospel Hymns No. 5, will be the
singing book used during the meetings,
and ali attending are requested to bring
this book with them. Singers are re-
/ auested to be present the first day 1or
organization and drill.
| Bishop Hare Of the Episcopal church
was in the city tor few hours Monday
afternoon, having drove up from big
! Stone City, before taking the west bound
train. The bishop administered comm
nation at st. Marks church at Aberdeen
i Sunday. OF him the Aberdeen News
says. He is one OF the most prominent
Of the missionary bishops of the Eplscoc-
nal denomination in this country. 1t IS
now nearly twenty years since this pre-
late. then serving as q priest IN the IN
dian mission field was elevated to the sea
Of Niobrara. a jurisdiction that included
Nebraska the two Dakotas ana portioh
of Montana. Since his consecratlon the
/ diocese has been subdiyided, leaving the
bishan at present the entire state Oh
South Dakota under his supervision.
Bishop Hare is widely known both mere
ana IL the east. for his work among the
Indians.
! farmer was in town the first OF the
week complaining of having been sWln-
dlad by q couple Of cloth peddlers VINO
have been making the rounds for week
ar 50 nast, selling cloth to be mace up ~
suits with the promise that tailor VINO
mas - ia at Milbank Woald 90 the cut
t;nr and making up for almost nothlne.
The The farmer failed to findithe tailor, out
ba did find out that he had been most
mof,,l,y ~, beaten in his bargain, as ne
co,ld have got a much better quality ol
Goods @ from any of our local merchan's !
u for mnch less money than he had palu
these travelling fakes. " IS onu = a,ass acc
unsolved mysteries why q cerIaln oihss ,ha,
Of farmers will bite at everytnlns n,, l",
comes along when the nook i Ios o'oI q
half concealed. A good many nav g., :.
ready learned through dear eApen[a,11ns. ILL.,.
to have nothing to do with these peuo,1th oa1th
who are not travelling for tne,r = neaisn : ~ !
hnt, invariably have some Klnu " 9 a.rn sn.l
rame to work on the dupes VINO pau
nr n'za them. However glittering may oe
+ha 1 nffers OF these gentry man seiuo,l
,osas IH ANYTHING by leaving them severe,
niona and when he wants to buy maklnl
n;s , n,',rchase from reliable local mel
nhon, ntS who is doing q legitimate business
r. In v;aw of the repeated warnings sna s,
- .a0 haan given ia these matters sn'
u"s victims Of these travelling takes can .
pect but little sympathy: