The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-09-02


some little daughter at his house. VINO
will assist him in his new duties as host
at the city hotel.
Miss Hattie Smither, who has been en-
]oylng her vacation with her parents,
returned to Evanston, H., yesterday. to
resume her duties as teacher in the
University in that city.
The case of Jacobs Steitz VS. Vim.
Dollman, which occupied between two
and three days in the Justice court last
week, resulted in the discharge of Doll
man. These personal squabbles can be
much better settled out of court than
in it.
Miss F. A. Holley, the milliner, starts
today for the eastern cities, where she
will select her fall stock, and she purpo
ses making it full and complete, of the
latest and most beautiful styles. The
ladies will await her return for some.
thing nice in this line.
Messrs. Erlandson s. johnson have
been on the jump for week past un-
packing and arranging their new stock
or tall and winter goods, more of which
is arriving almost every day. The atten-
tion Of the ladies is called to the hand
some cloaks and REFERS OF the latest
styles just received by this firm.
What is Grant county going to do
about county fair this year? Almost
all the counties of the state are making
preparations to exhibit their productions
at the state fair or by local fairs Of some
character. Mitchell will hold corn
belt exposition from September % to
October s, and Plankinton will have
grain palace, Sept 2S, to Oct. 8.
Governor Mellette has designated Co
lumbus Day, October q, 1892, public
holiday and recommends that it be
observed at the different school houses
over the state; that business be suspend
ed on that day; that civil and military
organizations take part in the celebra-
tion, and that the day be devoted to
lessons calculated to inspire the children
of the land with true appreciation of
the destiny OF Columbia.
Last Friday night one Of the heaviest
ralnfalls Of the year came down with an
accompanying electrical display that
/ llghtened the heavens and shook the
earth Over six inches Of rain fell dur
ing the night. The down pour flooded
all the low places and soaked the grain
in shock, so that harvesting operations
had to be suspended. A drizzling rain
fell Monday afternoon, and stacking and
threshing was not generally resumed un-
til the middle Of the week.
Mr.. Warren Eddy, of Big Stone town
ship, came up to Miibank to attend the
democratic county convention last Sat
urday as delegate. Mr.. Eddy is one OF
the bright young men whom we have
seen grow up from boyhood to manhood
in Big Stone, and barring his political
proclwitics, which he claims is Inherited,
il a model young gentleman. Before
the convention adjourned Warren made
a few remarks on the necessity OF work
ing Tor democratic success in the present
campaign. which were well received by
the audience.
| Prof. J. nj. Aldrich, returned to Brook
ings this week after a short visit with his
parents in Elmira. Mr.. Aldrich is pro-
feesor of Entomology in the state agrl-
cultural college, and has just concluded
An excursion to the Black Hills and Big
Stone Lake, to secure specimens for the
state chronological exhibition at the
worlds fair. and we understand has
! vary fine collection Of "bugs and such,
for the exhibit. He was delegated Tor
this work by the college, the worlds lalr
commissioners paying his expenses. Mr.
Aldr,ch is considered one OF the best
nosted entomolglsts in the country, ana
e constantly in receipt OF inquiries ana
anac;mens for classification from all over
the United States.
Rro. yolkmar congratulates Bro
Scr;hner OF Brown county on securing
the independent nomination for the legis-
latnre and intmates that the gooo ex-
annie OF nominating newspaper men
m;oht he more generally adopted with
.,nt INV serious results. This OF course
onnlvst 10 home affairs, and as everybody
Ippws Rro Volkmar would never be can
d;data. and as there are only two news
M nor men in town there is no question
, % bnt what he IS quietly working up q boom
an our behalf. While feeling very graoeiua =
! TO Bro. Volkmar for this enort - y. 10
the nomination and acknowieaelng .no
iustice Of his assertion that the lnuep1n
dent newspaper boys are no. az Az, az coma ara
nensated tor the amount OF lying tney nj
phlicad to do in campaign, we sna.l
have to decline and nip the inc,p.en,;s l pre,;
hoom il the bud, as it is against OUT .',aa fe,,
gious principles 70 run u,ac,;on 70, of fev Rev
Anotner is that since the elec.lon n.nhar :, loa
H.ls to The senate there isn't preacng,,, y,
n ~ the state who is not breaking ou. s,nn ~,
, nver - .r' with craftsmanship, and VINO VINO
. couldn't run the government 90 & eosRho. tha
principles with out At all s.ran,nf ni.the the
cloth are properly provided ed iof ones, ws to to
not think the newspaper Doys ousns y
U .crsm hle for seats on the wagon.
II you want cheap piesss sss0uI don't cali on
Tor nOtnlnk % ~ cheap-iOhn, Jew