The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-10-14
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The nomination of Burt Fuller, of
Summit, as county judge by the republi-
cans of Roberts county, is very pleasing
to the many friends of Mr.. Fuller in
this locality. A young man of sterling
integrity and sound Judgment, he will
make the people Of Roberts county a
faithful and upright judicial officer, and
they should look well to securing his
election.
The immense piles of boxes unloaled
at Erlandson d Jolnson's Tor The past
week or 50, indicate that this firm expect
70 be in it wnen the people are in want
Of winter goods They have one Of the
largest and finest stocks OF Clothing,
Oyercoals, Ladies' Rreiels and Cioaks
and Ill varieties Of winter clothing ever
brought 70 the city, and these goods need
only an examination to convince anyone
OF their superior quality. In prices this
firm proposes to keep as low as the low
est and !, little below that, and are de-
termined that they will not be undersold
by any one. II will pay all intending
purchasers tn call and see this stock be-
fore making purchases.
The Seventh Day Adventists decided
that they needed home OF their own to
worship in, and last week circulated a
subscription paper with that object 10
view. Over $1,000 WIS subscribed and
work was commenced on the building
last Monday. The church IS to be locat-
ed on the southeast corner OF Third
street aud Fourth avenue.
The second Republican rally which
occurred last Saturday evening WAS al
most equal to the grand reception given
10 Pettlgrew and Pickler two days before.
The republican club was out with torch
es 100 strong headed by the band, and
the plain, undlsputed facts presented by
CAPTAIN Hanser made every republican
proud Of the grand old party which he
represented and its patriotic record.
The Captain is a pleasing and interesting
speaker. and lie held the close attention
III his audience until the meeting ad-
ionrnad, his speech being frequently and
enthusiastically applauded.
Mr. Samuels Dunnell, OF Big Stone
Citv is one CT the old llppecanoe
Harrison men in this county who
cast his first vote for President liar
rison's grandfather in 1910. Uncle Sam
while not quite as young and RISKY rs
was in the log cabin and hard cider
campaign, is just as enthulasllc ID MS
republicanism and in his admiration
for President Harrison as he was for his
grandfather half century ago. he was
with n Maine regiment down in Dixie
dur;nc the sixties, and when he votes II
viii not be in favor of giving Cleveland
another chance ITO slap the beggars IN
Ala face !" Ms the Durham Globe puts It.
ia lived and worked under the old tree
,rade regime for free trade wages, ana
frnm nersonal experience he does not
cant he curse to fall upon the country
again.
Through the carelessness Of the city
authorities in not providing guard ~
tha crossing just this side OF the 1a'l
grounds where the bridge was Wasneu
nwav some time ago, a very unfortunate
and what might have boen q serious ~
"a ~ ncc,dent occurred Tuesday evening.
4 oanhlrman driving over this road N
the dark with lady companion, no,
snowinr @ that the bridge was gone, ana
aliow,n1 Ahe horses to follow the travel.
ad road. was plunged over the abut-
.aar,s into the creek. The occupants
-nsra thrown from the buggy, and the
gentleman was quite seriously cut ABOUT
~, head and nearly rendered senseless
Nv Nv hhe fall. The lady WAS LUCKILY unin-
ored and the horses without aa%ase an g the
c;hv Leaving unguarded dangerous piaco
ris., rIsce like this on travelled road is piece
& pt" criminal carelessne.s that cannot %
too strongly condemned.
rhe signal can heartily recommend 20
- Grant county readers Alfred Mof.el. g.
:. sao,star M 81 deeds ID that county. ne nas
resident q Grant s sony y to-, i"s esni s.1d
4 NJ S,lbsok. I snd has always proven hon; .n,;
-, u csaDable and efficient. Mr. Mor.el'
! ! splendid penmaa ..s. and 80 o,.!ps;f. eapGfs
cations in register Of deeds.-0nmm's
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