The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-01-15
HOME HAPPENINGS.
,at- No. !, Northern, 13.

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0lA's na,ive poet, will read III publlc IN
thlscty on January 18th.
: M. A. J. Hits mas been laid up most
Not The week with a heavy cold, bat is
nuwabe to be about again.
N. j. Bleser, the druggist, spent most
oi the week in The cities and Visiting
friend in Wisconsin.
LA Call aud see Wood Bros. fine stock
.-~of wood and iron pumps. They are
headq quarters for this class vi goods.
L0sT-A sealskln mutf. The finder
wiltsbe properly rewarded by returning
the same to T. Mortell.
Bro Perkins OF the Wllmot Reporter
hassu.r congratulations this week, ne
lfavir Joined the army Of benedicts and
takos. 4 lite partner into his business.
Mrs j W. Berry of Minneapolis, is
spenuing short time on visit to her
pafrnJs Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Whltcomb
| 1soEthis city.
Kiss st Cialr French who has been at
IatelS6tiDg the high school III this city, lett
Wednesday, morning for her home near
5. HOWtile, S. d.
MI r. Mor,el and family are enjoying
OF Eas1lsit from Mr.. Thomas Vogan and
,,nl D, OF Tacoma Washington. Mr.. Y. IS
folher of Mrs. Mortel.
~ Mr. j c. Wood started for Missuri
and week, where he expects to spend the
:, ps ainder of the winter giving his at
ion to his graphiphone business.
nrgent & Diggs have for sale few
III mich COWS, which may be seen At
!. Se Mr farm half mile south Of town.
be sold Gu easy terms If desired.
CI(tfA he case OF the state vs. E. Il. German
n ch was called in Justice Pasco's court
)ypreA Tuesday was adjourned tor hearing
o9Sext tuesday on motion Of The prose
,ts ulfng attorney.
Mr.. NJ. N. Beymer, formerly line re-
!. 0lairer on the G. M. Il ST. L. railway, now
> 6ioux City, was married on tile 3Otl
,ltto Miss Minnie Scovlle, at spnng
ield, O.
APPS he professional card OF DR.. Goodger
viii be noticed in another column. The
hje3or is now nicely settled with his Of
l04over Bleser'S drug store and Will be
Quilts rs 80 to attend TO all calls Tor ms ser
Two more culprits were brought from
1ny county this week 10 enjoy the ac-
orbmodatlons OF Benedict's biick build
a. and await the action of the grand
uxy They we're in the blind pig busi-
loDs but have no cause to squeal.
Mrs. g. W. Carrick, of Elk River
Mnn., while on visit 10 her daughter
K Hicks, of this city, was sum
uoned to her home by IA telegram an
aapncing the serious illness OF her
l51band
9uar,erly conference will be held in
l nj. T.. Church Saturday evening this
uok by Presiding Elder Dresser. Love
st at $50 sunday morning and preach
4NXhe regular nour 1D:45 q. m. All are
Q&lIally invited to these meetings.
MEapt. C. +. Cencerbox, who had charge
| ! uf6he olo "Helen Balch' on Big Stone
- IN an early day, died OF heart troutle
mSt Paul ON the l3tn inst. Capt, Cen
o1kbOx Was for many years engaged On
tk4 Mississippi river as captain before
h&eame to Big Stone lake.
4essrs. Leonard Williams and G. j
Gmzrick have recently purchased thu
Intman i eat mnrket The many friends
eeNr. Layman VIII be pleased to see al
00nounced elsewhere, that he IS 10 re
(616n in charge OF the market, and con
02et the business as formerly.
u, The farmers and residents in tn
AeinAy Of Strandberg will commence
bQtlding operations on the new Swedish
L0theran church ut tha. place in III
y Rly spring The building will b.
q -48 it., 16 foot posts, with eteeple
The building it is expected will cos
.6put s., 900, of which $l 900 has alread
ZEN raised by subscription.
u T. Gardner, who has charge OF tll
Nzard Oil company was arrested yes
torday on complaint Of John Becwar |
Sfpears that Recwar's little boy wa
liring off some of the printed advertise
bnts of the company that had bee
Gted up, when Gardner struck hin
- geral times, and it is said by the TO-
0nlNeked him Gardner was brought DC
Re Justice Pasco and pleading guilt
ls flied S5 and COSTS amounting in a
over SIS.
- The farmers institute. which is advel
IN Mod to be held al the court house on tn
III inst, promises to be OF most II
esting and profitable character. an
prOgressiye farmer should lose TN
poltunity to attend the institute. ~
hnI6jects to be considered are Of vital il
t~<1st to the success Of the Dakota farm
ef3and they Will undoubtedly be handle
tn practical manner and for practice
IMPOSES, affording Information and sus
11fDDkions OF value TO all agricu'turlst
~ lecture Of Capt. Leary on the M
OllG8 war is the only one not dealing WI
3cultnral matters. and will be dive
/. 0Jl tor those who are not directly int
a in farm work. and il is said to be
fine description OF tho b'tt eS WI
4 an ndians III the lava beds