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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-01-14
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.

We have just added a complete line
marriage certificates, including some suits
BILE for framing. Call and see them.
NJ STONE r. co
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-01-14

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoa, Erucation, kills Worms,
gives sleep, and promotes digestion, without
injurious medica ton.
For several years i have recommended
your 'Castoria,' and shall always continue
to do it has invariably produced bene-
fetal results
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. D.,
1.-The Winthrop. 125th st. and 9TH Ave,
New York.
II Murray Street, New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-01-14
VILLAGE HACK BUSINESS.

Wood & Stiles. the Central Street Livery
men, have put hack for general village
business, and prepared to fill orders
promptly. Orders be left at the livery
office, near the Opera House, te1ephoned
from business places residences.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-13
BIG STONE CITY.

May 18th, 1892.
+. NJ. Bennett has planted number Of
nice trees on the street in front Of his
residence.
Miss Mary VonWald has been confined
to her bed the past few days, but is on
her way to recovery.
Rev. J. IIahl is making preparations
to do some breaking on his farm miles
northwest OF town.
A young lady arrived a, the home of
A. w. Movius yesterday morning. A. w.
is carrying bcx of cigars right with
him. This makes one dozen.
Rev. J. Lerch was in town the past few
days.
The cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Emma Fisher and Herman Camus
on Tuesday, May 18th, at the home OF
Mr.. Camus.
Rev. j. Zimmerman is attending con
ference at Palmer, S. Dak., this week.
Herman Lueck who is employed at
Paul Trapps IS riding new bicycle
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Ycachcrs, Institute Tor 1899.

The teachers Of the county are hereby
notified that the Twelfth Annual Teach
ers' Institute will be held in Milbank
commencing June 9th and will continue
for two weeks.
All teachers holding certificates for
this county will be required t. attend,
and no certificates will be granted to
persons residing in the county except on
presentation oi certificate OF attendance
at the Teachers Institute.
The present schoola aW coatempiates
that every teacher shall attend and re-
flsal to 10 50 works a forfeiture OF certl-
ticate.
A complete outline OF the work to be
pursued is in course of preparation and
viii be ii the hands Of teachers at least
two weeks prior to the commencement
of the Institute
The best instructors obtalnaole VIII
be ia charge of tile work.
g. W. PREyEY,
County Supt.
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The Favored Glasses.

Teachers, Ministers. Farmers. Mecilar
les, Merchants, as we'll as their wives.
daughters and sons, who would like ,ee
devote at least a part nt their time amt
attention 70 work that would bring IN
a lot OF ready money during tie next lew
months, wou q do we'll TO look 40 TIL.
advertisement Of 3. +. JOHNSON /, a..
Richmond, Va, in asolh4r column. a.
II may be the means OF opening 10 ic.
many new lie ard larger POSSIBILITIES.
These gentleman have leen extensively
and successfully engaged in 1taaifas fal
many yeafs, apl taey Enuv uitm they
are talking about @haa they lslt yot
thes eau stio" son bow to better yans
financial condition.
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REVILLO.

May 18th, 1892.
Have you seen the elephant? The
first circus and menagerie ever born un-
to kevillo, shows here today
Mrs. II. E. Jones and Mrs. j. A. Dill
man spent Saturday in Madison, Minn.
w. ii. Donaldson, Watertown's genial
postmaster, visited our town one day last
week.
Two sisters Of Mrs Casper from Wis
consin, are visiting here.
Our school commenced again last Mon
day. with Mary Jones as teacher.
L. r. Hartwell and wife returned from
LosAngelos, CAL, Wednesday. Mr.. Hart
we'll is one Of Grant county's substantial
farmers, and his many friends are glad
to see HIM and his family again.
Rev. Doty and son Charles went to AL
cester, Monday. From there lie will 90
to Iankton to attend conference. Mrs.
Doty, who has been visiting at their old
home, will accompany him on his return
to Revillo.
Mrs. S. Lane and Mrs ST. John started
for Wlnona, Minn.. today, where they
will visit for several weeks.
A somewhat halated snow storm visit
ed Us Tie 9th INST. covering the ground
70 Vie depth Ct about 4 inches.
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YIlc Danlrosci, Concert.

The fourth Of the Damrosch concerts
at Music Hall was enlivened last evening
by the violin playing Of Herr Adolph
Broasky, and the part singing Of the
Lutteman Swedish Male Sextette.
1t is genuine pleasure to listen 20
part singing of SO high q quality as that
disclosed on the occasion under notice
by the Lutteman Sextette, III the three
Norwegian selections "a Bridal Trip
on the Hardanger Fjord,' "On the
Water and tho Abt "A Night in May
the performance OF which was character
ized by the perfection in phrasing, pure
tonaity and admirable managed gradua-
tions Of light and shade. The audience
was large and appleciatlve Chicago
Times.
The above company will be at the Mil
bank Opera house May Seth.
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Denis DELANEY.
TWIN BROOKS.

May l2th, 1852
+. Foreman who has spentthe last 3
Years IN Virginia, returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. Baumhafer's family arrived Tues
day TO occupy their new house on their
place west Of town.
Farmers are putting in every foot OF
ground they can. The ground is wet,
not SIMPLY molstened. When it clears cp
won't things grow!
sTRAYED-From Twin Brooks, April
5o1h, the following described horses One
horse colt with white face and white.
hind feet; one bay, 2 year old horse colt.
one bay, 2 year old mare colt, white front
toot, white spot on nose and white spot
on orehead; one bay colt one wear old,
one white hind foot, white star and
White spot on Eose. Send information
to Joseph Forman, Twin Brooks.
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WILNE q II.

From the Reporter May 7th.
D. L. Hindman has arrived at the Sis.
seton Agency to enter upon his duties as
Indian Agent. He drove over from Brit
ton with Mr.. Ruggles of Fort Sisseton.
Rev. j. B. Renville and Rev. NJ. n.
Adams returned Tuesday morning frors
the meeting of the Preshylery at Elan
dreau. We learn from Mr.. Renville that
the Indian church at Brown Earth has
been disbanded
Mr.. W. Il. Rice, arrived Tuesday morn
ing from Faulkton and is busy trying ,o
fix up the old Record printing piari.
which was left in fearful shape by Editor
= Peterson. There is but little CUES
tion that large portion OF the type had
better be consigned to the "iIeu Dox
and replaced by new.
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City Council.

-. "tiLhaNh, ,. ~. May y, 1872.
ADJOURNED regular meeting of the Cit,
council OF the city Of Mibank, was hel.
at ,he Council Chamber on Monday. Ma,
., Io92, at O'Clock y. m.
Present: Mayor Volk mar, Alderme,
phelan, Baird, Emanuel. johnson. anf
schnabel and City Clerk Bell.
On motion, the following polling places
ana judges We're designated and appoint
ea Tor the election to be held on Tuesday
June !, 1892, to-wlt:
Iolllng places. First Ward-Leyj
Schnabefs office on Second Avenue.
Second Ward Engine House.
! Third Ward--Front room OF BUILDING
occupied by 4. +. Gibson, Jr. on Main
/ Street.
Judges. First Ward-Levi Schnabel
Superintendent; d. +. Frey and A. J.
Hits.
Second Ward-R. I. Rodgers. Supt.:
| j. B, Whitcomb and w. J. Carrick.
Third Ward-J G. Knapp, Supt.; Geo.
W. Crooler and ID. j. S. McGiyen.
IN motion, the dumping ground for
SAD city was designated and established
on the east side OF the creamery road
Immediately south OF the creamery
ofldge, and all persons hauling stuff for
dumping are warned that for the present
there IS no other dumping ground in
said city.
Ihe committee appointed at the last
meeting OF the Council to confer with
the BoaId OF Education relative TO pay
ment of part OF School bond No. ,, for
So00U which Will become due September
lst, 1892, reported as follows: That said
Board Of Education agrees to pay $500
interest, and $1,000 Of the principal Of
said bond when it becomes due.
The report OF said committee was re-
ceiyed and accepted and committee dis
charged.
On motion, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted to-wit:
RESOLUTION.
At an adjourned regular meeting Of
the City Council Of the City Of Milbank,
5. ID. held on the 9Th day of MAY, 1892.
full quorum being present, the follow
lng resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved by the City Council Of the
City Of Alllbank, S. d., that the question
OF the issue Of bon1s of said city to the
amount OF $1,000 for the purpose Of pay
ing OF the balance Of School bond No. 2.
taoi III, be submitted to the voters Of the
City Of Nllbank duly qualified to vote
thereon, under section tive. 81, of the
charter of said City at an election to be
held on Tuesday, June It'll, 1892. SAID
school bond is IN the sum OF $1,000 and
payment OF interest, and $1,000 Of the
thereof is already provided for.
On motion, the following bill was al
owed and the Clerk instructed to issue
warrant for the same: Henry S. Nolk-
mar cash paid for repairing hydrant and |
for dog tags 81 30.
The question of the use Of barb wire |
fences within the city limits was dis
cussed and referred to the City Attorney I
for report 1T the next regular meeting as
to the power OF the Council 10 prohibit I
the same.
On motion, the Mayor was instructed |
to confer with the trustees OF the Con-
church upon the question Of |
extending the sidewalk along tie prop
orty of SAID church.
On motion. the Council adjourned.
JOHN w. BELL, City Clerk.
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KlLROlsN.

May 9Th, 1892.
| Rain and snow today Who says Da-
! kota is not a wet state?
Rev. Peter Scott has purchased new
two seated covered carriage
We are glad to note that Mrs A. X.
Crawford is now able to be around again
after her long sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derea and daughter OF
Henry, S. D., are the guests Of J. II.
Sartf and family.
Rev. Scott will preach at the school
house IN district number 4, known as the
McCrea school house, next Sunday, MAY
10Th, at 4 p. IN.
There VIII be dance at John Carrs
next Friday night, May 18th, for the
benefit Of the Melrose baseball team.
Everybody invited to attend.
There were number out to play ball
last Saturday afternoon. An organiza
ton will be effected next Saturday of a
first and second nine
Miss Tacie, of Henry, S. d.. a proml-
nent leader Of the Henry Christian En-
deavor society," spoke in the e. b. church
last Sunday evening and formed socie.
ty here, with eleven members. The fol
lowing are the officers elected. Presi
dent, Miss Martha Scott: Vice Pres.
Charles Sarff; Sec. Miss Clara Kreeger:
Cor. Secretary, Mrs II. II. Jones; Treas.
II II. Jones; Chairman OF the Lookout
Committee, Miss Clara Kreeger: Chair
man OF the Social Committee, Miss May
sarff; Chairman OF the Prayer Meeting
Committee, Mrs. II. II. Jones.
w. M. Schuler has moved the house
from the old Athy farm and intends to
enlarge his by adding it on to the one he
now occupies.
DENIS DELANEY.
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Fire Department Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Milbank Fire Depart
ment wll be held at the engine house
on Monday evening, May l6, 1882, at
eight o'clock, for the purpose OF electing
officers for the ensuing year for both the
department and the hook and ladder and
hose companies, and also for the purpose
OF making arrangements to take part in
the Memorial Day services.
Members who are present ard enroll
ed as in good standing will be exempted
from paying poll tax.
4 full attendance is requested.
Nj. BLEsER,
Sec. Milbank Fire Dept.
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MIS-. Levi Schnabel and Mrs. M Ronrl
nave been added to the committaa =,
ladies' appointed to solicit aid far M
as'INiha russians. An active campaign
- ohls matter should be made and Gran,
county VIII no doubt do her full duty ir
this charity =
~ connection with the New York One
ffice Clothing House Mr.. Borgerson
now keeps tailoring establishment
where the splendid line of gents cloth,
lhg patterns which he carries are fitted
ana made to order IN the latest s+vlee
ana best Workmanship by competent
la'lofs. aood material, thoroughly skill
ea workmanship and promptness in fiji
ing orders are guaranteed to all patrons
" '1ls ofanch OF Mr.. Borgerson's business
The following item from a pacjdc
Slope paper has reference to former citi.
zens of Nllbank. and may be OF interest
10 Old acquaintances: "The new CITY
council tonight tabled Mayor Huson;s
appointment of board Of public works
:. s. Drake is one of the men named
re ls i Dfo'her OF sydney Drake, presi-
ueht ol the Liquor Dealers Association.
ana II IS charged by the democrats that
Drake was promised the appointment in
return for the saloon vote for mayor
ilnson denies making any such pledge,
sidney Drake tonight charges [. l.. Ad-
Ter. advertising agent for tire News, with
blackmall, claiming that Adler agreed 10
"ilS his brothers appointment with the
democratic councilman for $500. Adler
denies it.
Dick Mortell, the rustlng machineman.
has recently sold number Of fine car
riages and buggies. among the purchas-
ers OF these handsome vehicles IN the
city being Messrs G. Erlanlson. n.
Biesser, W. b Saunders and Emil john
SOD, who will each have something nice
10 put on the road. Mr. Mortell is max
ing q speciality OF the buggy trade Just
now. and at his warehouse has on dis
play some very handsome and tsubstan
tial carriages, eclipsing anything ever
brought 10 Milhank heretofore, both in
style, lnlsh and strength They were
made At the celebrated studebaker car.
rage and wagon manufactory, which is
= guarantee that both in material and
workmanship they are exactly what they
arc represented To be- These elegant
vehicles are Well worth seeing. and if
Won are contemplating the purchase Of
buggy. carriage. road cart or ANYTHING
else that Goes on wheels. il will be tile
part 81 wisdom 30 look them over before
making d selection elsewhere
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-13
Ell ED.

Or dropsy, in Melrose township, Grant county
on the 10th inst. Mr.. Christopher Anderson,
in the cd year of his age
Mr. Anderson was born in Norway,
June II, 1880, and came to the United
States in 1859, settling in Melrose town
ship III this county in 1880. lie was an
exemplary member of the Lutheran
church and worthy citizen. The re-
mains were deposited IN the Milbank
cemetery, the funeral taking place
Yesterday
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POIled An.H. Rsu,is

have lot OF very fine Polled Angus
bulls, which will be sold very cheap and.
on easy terms to purchasers. Parlles
aeslrous CT securing any Of these purely
bred animals are invited to INSPECT Them
al my stables. MI SHAW.
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German Baptist Conference.

For the Conference Of German Baptist
Brethren, 10 he held at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, June to 9 excursion tickets will
be sold from May 80 to June 6 inclusive,
good for going passage on date OF sale
only, at one tare for round trip, return
coupons good until June 80.
]. w. PAINE,
Agt. G NJ s st. P. Ry., Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-13

John Mccullough, Of Britton. Day Co,
writes to the WatertoWn Hall Indemnity
Association that they may refer to him
as often as necessary, as he is Well salts
fled with the promptness and fairness Of
the adjustment OF his loss and particu-
larly grateful for tie prompt payment
when due.
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nc,nocrat5c state Convention.

For the Democratic State Convention,
to be held at lankton, May %, excursion
tickets will be sold at one fare for round
trip from May % 10 . inclusive, return
coupons good until May 2S.
j. w. PAINE,
Agt. G., M. 4 St. I. Ry., Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-13
Advertised Letter List.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Milbank postotfice, May 18th, 1892.

Anderson, NJ. G. Bush, D. L.
Bryant, Mae Brainrad katherin
Davis, Mrs Ida Y. Doherty f.
Dunnlng. Frank A. Grnnsrud.c j.
GoodIo, Mrs. Anna X. Hill. Emily.
ilunt, Mary Peterson, John S.
Rhierkey, Prof. q. Terrin, Mime
Willie, b. Wllber, D.
In calling for. any Of the above, please
say advertised" and give date of adver-
tisement 1t not called for in fifteen
days will be sent TO dead letter office.
A. J. BLEsER, p. NJ.
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Half Fare

For the Republican National Conyen-
ton to be held at Minneapolis June !,
excursion tickets will be sold June ., .,
Z, 8, and 8, al fare one way Tor the round
trip: good to return until June -.
j. w. PAYNE, Agt.
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ME HAPPENINGS.

mo. / Northern 6oc.
ok, hemlock. A fine assortmen
Brothers.
Tonge, of Minneapolis is visit
ho,her, Mrs. Thomas.
Is insure your crop IN the Dako
association. All losses paid il
rom adjustment.
ilroad men are removing th'
from its present location to
bdioining the coal house.
Lundberg, proprietress of thu
tel, has added a piano 10 the
BIS of her hostelry.
Cannon have recently fitted VI
in their blacksmith shop, ant
IS cosy and comfortable as ,
ldoir.
and lodge of A. @. e. W. is il
Sioux Falls this week. Mr.
toyer Is the delegate from the
lodge.
atholic ladies heli a social al
IS Tuesday evening, the pro
which, amounting 10 $40, were
10 the band.
|tchcock, the state evangelist OF
kregational church. has been
series Of meetings during the
he church ia MiIbank.
Hicks IS improving his resi-.
perty IN Barllett's addition Dy
mother story 10 the present
IND erecting a wing thereon.
le 4 year Old son Of John Doug
e building a turning pole IN
he first Of the week fell an d
arm.
:. Hartwell, one OF the old set
|eorgia township, and who re-
California last Year. has re-
70 his old home IN Grant county.
It meeting Of the w G. L. L.,
u at the residence Of Mrs. y.
Wednesday, May 18th, at 3,
Mrs. G. w. PREvEY, Sec.
loe Mallett, an aged lady, who
living III Madison township,
the ll'h inst, and the re
e placed IN the Milbank ceme-
Fday.
Philips and Michei's circus is
MlIbank to-day, but the wealth
y not been very fayorably IN
the show, a drizzllng rain
lggs. who is now at Omaha
the general conference Of the
zen, came up home for day
the week, returning 10 Omaha,
y.
entlon OF all who appreciate
OF tea IS called to the fact
Martens has something new
which is attracting a great
entlon. Call there and get a
9 Of the vi tea.
q the railroad hands, en-
grading and fixing up the
ol NlImot struck for higher
Wednesday and quit work.
ssettirg sl.5o day and de-
lors' base ball club had a most
'ilae at their ball last Friday
po the affair besides providing
asant social gathering, netted
|ale ~ 90. for payment on their
',aer expenses incurred in GET
io1 Inc base ball season.
asiass, as q member OF the
sVale central committee for
!! mas issued a call for d mass
~ ;na'ion TO be held at the court
y. aoank ! on Saturday, May 21st,
- :, uelegates to the state con.
y held at Yankton on May
~ ~ mas been paid out in Mil
my ~ lor farm horses brought
.al,s, .ls, rom other states. This
auue !, the amounts which have
y ~. N the other towns Of the
~ ~ same purpose. Much Of |
leee 's could have been we'll |
y 'ls ] county BY the purchase
pb1;a n Ruth, commissioner Of
a. lo'lc lands was in the city
ny MAJ lad expected 10 90 TO |
~ sI'a |, me sale Of some school
na ~ oeen misinformed as to
II e,a ana :; consequently was not
WI, Inc commissioner was
~ me sale OF lands in
phsnl y The past tlve weeks
tsaa ttssarallomenon for Dakota resi-
81 'a ,'s,' Of the clear, sun
,ha hualiy vouchsafed To Da-
,a as spring days we have
tier soht''ihaflon Of rainy,
IRE an; 49, aa our eastern
''Sea With every year
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The Dakota Hail Association. the only

TIC DHKUFH TIITI .fssUTT9I1U1T. IITt Oily
mutual company doing business on the
cash plan. Agents will call on you soon,
reserve your insurance for them.
a. MCFARLAND,
co. a It. for Grant and Roberts Counties.
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Oxen For Sale

Three good work oxen tor sale for cash.
Two OF the cattle are years old and one
years.
FRED MoNETTE.
one mile north and west Of Twin Brooks
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Tynrb Wire.

Never. since barb wire came into use
HAS II been sold is cheap as tbs season.
call al Wood Bros. and get their prices.
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MlLBANK, S. D., FRIDAY MAY 13 1899

IE-The northwest quarter Of section
n lls. range 80 in town of Troy, GraLt
"a and half miles from depot. For fur
john CRoZIER,
Saratoga, Minn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-13

hraie st, Paul property in good resi-
II location on line Of street railway and
fncumbrance, for farm property, which
ae sroi. incumbrance. Address
w. T RIoH,
los E. Fifth ST., st. Paul, Mimi
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-05-13

Nice clean seed tiay for sale. EnqulFe
n Rank III Milbaniz % Sargent y Hgg p
farrl adjoining Mllnaak
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The world,s Columbian Exposition

Send so cents to Bond 4 Co, 80
Rookery, Chicago, ond you will receive,
post paid, four hundred page advance
Guide to the Exposition. with elegant
engravings of the Grounds and bulld,
ings. Portraits If its leading spirits, ana
a map of the City Of Chicago; all OF the
rules governing the Exposition and hx-
hibltors. and all information when can
be given out ii advance OF its opening.
Also. other Engrayings and printed n
formation will be sent you as pnblished.
1t will be a very valuable book and every
person should secure a copy. ooN-
General Maris Taylor, OF Huron re,
ceiver OF the defunct Fidelity has issued
a circular to policy holders which SHOWS "
that the assets will not pay more than ~
ner cent Of the liabilities already exist
inc. and vet the same howl Of indignation
went 10 from the independent press
when the auditor closed up their s"ind-
ling concern as we now hear on account
Of his action in drying up the hall opal
which the independent leaders have peen
SO successfully pulling upon ior yeals
past. It is pretty hard on the reformers
10 have their milk cut of il tbs way
hut lie people who have been iialth
tie freight are not kicklns,