The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-07-01


the g. A. Il. encampment held at Brit
ton, S. d.
The M. Z. Sunday school picnic to Big
Stone lake on the 4th has been postponed.
Too many OF the teachers and others hay
ing engagements for the day.
The granite from the Ortonville stone
quarry has been shipped this week for
the Masonic Temple and the masons are
now laying up the wall.
Flsk's Tennesseeans, the famous Jubilee
singers, Will give one OF their grand con-
certs at the Congregational church, Fri
day, july 18th.
George Hocum and family left this
Friday morning for Clear Lake, S. D.,
where hey will visit Mrs. H's parents
and celebrate the Fourth
Remember the Epworth League social
given by the young people OF the NJ. f.
church, at Mr.. ]. G. Elllot's residence
tonight.
The postoffice will be closed on July
4th from 10 a. N. to 5, p. n. All those
wishing to procure their mail can do so
between the hours OF s and 10 a. NJ and
after 5 p. N.
F. j. Lee, wishes to announce to the
public that he will not be undersold in
prices Tor Photos. Guarantees work
manship to be first class. Defes all com
petition. Call and see him before leav-
ing your orders elsewhere.
The Milbank High School will close
next week The commencement exercises
will occur on Thursday evening next, at
the Congregational church. All those
interested in the cause OF education are
cordially invited 10 be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Port left Thurs
day night for st. Paul, Mimi, where SHE
will receive medical treatment for the
formation OF tumor in her ear.
Mr.. III. NJ. Brown, OF Graceville, Mimi.
has decided to locate in Milbank and IS
erecting photograph gallery on Second
avenue north Of the opera house. At
tention IS called to his advertisement IN
this weeks issue, and the special low
prices offered.
S. A. GRAY and wife Of st Cloud, Mimi,
/ who have been visiting the families OF
w. j. g. C. J. Carnck, returned home on
Thursday. Mr.. Gray is extensively en-
paped in the lumber business.
I'M. Kaercher last Tuesday was as
happy miller as ever took toll. The
cause Of his hilarious condition was that
Young independent had just made an
annaarance at his house and wanted to
know the best route to Omaha.
The 3accalaureate sermon for the
graduating class OF the Milbank High
school. will be delivered by Rey. Dexter
NJ the NJ. f. church, Sunday morning
July 3rd.
Did you notice how brisk Edgar Sim.
mons walked, and how high ne carried
his head9 The cause OF this dlgnlheo
mir was his wife presenting him with
handsome baby girl on Thursday morn
ing.
Neighbor W. T. Armstrong last week
snnnlied nice mess of Big Stone lake
fab for the editors table, and Messrs. =
Desilya and w. Let's also presented us
with some fine bass from the same "aters
the first Of the week.
Mr.. Edward Kelley and Gus Smedley
of Melrose. are over attending the dairy
mems meeting at Watertown this week
Messrs. Kelley and Smedley are botf
nratty we'll informed on dairy matters
and thew believe in keeping up with 1ne
, procession in their special line OF WofA
With the coming Of July the install
,a+;on of officers ia the several |. =. y. =
,, , lodges will take place. The Nassau
l,doa will install in public tomorrow
avan;ng. at which ceremony NUMBER 9
Minnesota Odd Fellows and prooaoi.
come from this county will assist. Syl
van Lodge OF Milbank will install mex
} Tuesday evening, and the Revlllo loog'
- ! later date not yet named.
rha crops throughout Grant count!
, never looked better at this season o' ~
vear than they do now. The heavy ram
soaking the ground and warm weather % Q
!, late bringing the grain on very rap'aly
The prospects are, il no devastating bal
. storm sweeps through this section ufan
county will harvest the larssss cfop '''
..:ead IN this county.