The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-12-23

two OF Grant county's fair school ma'ams
lett FridN evening tor Minneapolis, to
spend Christmas with their parents. The
young ladies we're accompanied by Mr..
Arthur Hevener.
Mr. Arnold Jurgens, of Melrose was
ia town Wednesday, ard stated to the
HERALD that he had recently been to
Canton, MINI, where the wonderful
church window is located. Mr.. Jurgens
is firmly convinced that the window has
some suparna ural power, lie having seen
the image himself and also witnessed
some of The cures effected. He took his
daughter to the church and says that
she was considerable relieved.
A very bad wreck occurred few miles
west of Twin Brooks Wednesday evening.
The tram was in charge OF Conductor
Hyde, with l.. Ranous engineer, and
was an extremely long one and heavily
loaded with wheat. In coming down
the grade The couplings broke and the
train divided into three sections. When
the mishap was discovered it WAS too late
to set the brakes and the last section
came with terrific force against the mid
die section, throwing the cars from the
track and wracklng number or them.
None OF the trainmen we're injured, Wlta
the exception of Brakeman Chase. who
had both his ankles thrown out ofjoint.
Mr.. S. s. Lockhari met with a serio Us
accident Wednesday evening. He had
lifted the window uf his office, which is
in the second story, to throw out some
water, and in doing SO lost his balance
and fell to the sidewalk. The accident
was witnessed by one Of Mr.. Hillmer's
tailors, and help was Immediately sum
moned On examintion by Drs. Goodger
and Wilson, it was discovered that no
ceived, but bad cut on the forehead,
and bruised limbs we're the only injuries
sustained. Mr. Lockhart is now doing
we'll, but is suffering severely from the
soreness OF his limbs, con sequent upon
the fall.
The exercises in connection with the
tree by the Congregational S. s. to-mor-
row Saturday evening a! the church
will be as fol lows:
| Chorus-"Haill Hail! HailN'
4 Invocation and response.
| Hymn No. 10. Never Shone Light SO Fair
| Recltat;on-ssThe Christmas Child'-Mary Robel
Dialogus-The Dawnlng Morn-Mcr1itt WISE
man, Frank Hits end Tommy Diets;
Solo-Peace to yon Shepherds-Miss Eda Port.
Chorus Of Angels.
Recital ton--Ida Diets.
Recitation-Mabel Lundberg.
ReoGia,ionoThe SeeG Tree LoyeMarvn Lockhar
Duet-Now Shall the Wilderness Blossom-Miss
| Mamie Port and Mise Ellen Hits
\Exercise- christmas Tree for Christ cnlld.
'SOnv-We'll Vote for Santa Claus.
Recitation-sSanta Claus on Strlke'-Freddle
Chorus~"Oh hol Oh ho,''
Song-"Hurrah for Santa Claus
Distribution OF gifts from Christmae tree.
! Singng-"The Lord Keep Watch Between Us.
Benediction.
Following is the program Of Christmas
eve exercises for tomorrow evening at
the NJ E. Church, the numbers to be
rendered principally by the members of
the infant class:
Song by the School.
Praycr-Rev. r. w. Nazerene.
Recitation. Cbristmas morni1g-Minnie Eman-
Recitation, Christmas Hymn--Edith Bell.
Bethlehem StAe-Jceste DOWnle.
Song. Chrietmas-M Minnie Herrick.
RectatiOn-MinA vandefvOrt.
- Hazel and Vera HOcum.
Mamie Somerville.
Sonc Little Mothere-Neva LArned, Helen Wood
Nellie Croker, Nellie Cannon, Minnie Elm
n manuel, Myrtle Kerr, Ida Emanuel.
RecitatiOn-lda Nazarcne.
Mother Hubbards Christmas Cup
bOard-Laura Hurlbut.
Sing Sohg--Mabel White.
Sone-Gracie Wood.
Recitation. Dead DOll-Gracie Noe.
Mary Nazarine-
What Children Can Do-Alice Van
dervort.
Carrie Thayer.
Edie KOnickeck.
NJ = Rosie BOeger.
Song. Hang up Babies Stoekings-NeIlio Tnayer
Recitation, Little School 4Aan-Edna WOOD
fIuetsumenssl Music-John +. TruRAn, Miss hod.
ee9s and Dr. Ross.
II The Brownies" will b There 10 tbeil
uniQus costumes. An friends q me
leoAool ~ cordially invited 70 shsse M
Dsotsvinea Of the oocasiOn.