The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-11

n0Ou OF Henry fGrI, was attacked Uy
vicious bull Monday afternoon at his
home, and died from the injuries re-
ceived the same night.
Republican voters should not fail to |
attend the caucuses in the various town.
ships. See TO it that representative re-
puhlicans are sent 10 the county conven-
tion m the 10Th inst. Notice county
convention call in another column.
The passenger train from the east
Thursday morning was caught in snow
blockade about IL miles this side Of Min
neapolis, and did not arrive here until |
after four O'Clock in the afternoon. The
storm in eastern Minnesota was the worst
one during the season.
The friends of Mr.. Harry Hollands /
will be pleased 10 learn that lie is stead
lily gaining strength since the amputa-
ton of his limb, and no dangerous re-
suits are now feared from the operation.
Harry expects to be removed from the |
hospital this week, and after a short
soiourn with friends in the city will re-
turn home.
1t You are about to buy pair Of boots
or shoes i. will pay you to drop into
A. q. Lenders establishment. He is
closing out his present stock to make
room Tor spring goods and has got prices
away down below any other boot and
shoe dealer. He has also a very fine as
sortment Of men and boys clothing and
is constantly getting new additions to it,
See advertisement elsewhere in this
paper.
The NJ. E. Sunday school will give a
magic lantern exhibition at the church
next Friday evening, the 18th inst, 70
which the public is cordially invited.
An entire set of new slides has been pur-
chased for the lantern, among the pct
ures being a series called "Rambles
Through Paris,' which presents some
very fine views OF scenes in the French
capital.
The Y. P. S. G.. Il. Of the Congrega-
tional church have been fortunate enough
10 secure Rev. j. HI. Mason for three
lectures, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day OF next week. Mr. Mason has had
very ha,tering success III New York and
Minnesota, and the people Of Mibank
have treat before them. The lectures
are on popular subjects: "lhe Tides of
Society and "Astronomy." Single lee
ture 20 cents, three lectures 80 cents.
A new steel turntable for the railroad
yards at this point arrived the first OF
the week, and IS being put IN place OF
the old wooden one, which had become
rickely and dangerous. The new table
is massive piece Of iron work, and
looks as il it was capable Of sustaining
almost any weight. 1t was loaded on
three flat cars, and came from the Las
sig Bridge and Iron Works at Chicago
The lecture, "The Tides Of Society,"
was one OF rare literary merit. abound
in wit and humor, geographically por
traving various phases and movements
of modern society, and Offering some
wise suggestions concerning effective
: remedies for existing evlls.-Lake City
Republican.
: Mr.. Mason is Il remarkable lecturer or
Astronomy Eloquent and enthusiastic
lie inspires his audience with his oWf
enthusiasm in the pursuit Of that sub
y lim-st Of sciences. His facts, figures ane
4 fancies are admirably put. Would yo'
t take steps heavenward" in delightful
company repair to the lecture room ant
!. listen to Mr.. Nason's unique exposition
, happier and better.-PrOf. 5. w. Clark
Author Of "Clark's Grammars.'
There was wedding in Milbank last
:, Monday. The affair created no it'll,
, 8 interest, Notwithstanding the fact tha
! the contracting parties were neither Q
= them listed in Milbank's tour hundred
ls XXX society gems. The groom, JOSEPH
Arnold, better known as "Uncle," keep
l. an establishment on Main street, Wher
IS he has in stock the nutritious peanut, tn
d fatal sweetmeat of differen: kinds
e the JUICY fruit Of the apple tree. ant
the fragant tobacco plant. prepared il
!, various forms to yield delight to II
y votaries, and al displayed in manne
= to lure the passer by to indulge his tast
is s and drop his shekles into the Arnold sat
u deposit. Business has not been of sucl
land office character as to permit Uncl
is Arnold to retire aud live on the profits
or but it has been sufficient to keep hin
70 from becoming resident of the count
to farm, much to his qualification. Blu
le however bright and prosperous his SUI
k. roundings what mar is perfectly satisfied
There was one missing link to cnmplet
IS the chain Of happiness in Uncle Arnold
le life. II was the want Of female con
10 panion to share his joys, his sorrows an
ne Ills affections, and after long and del
III gent search and much trlbulat:on h
hopes finally blossomed and fiuited lat
Monday afternoon when he took tn
% hand Of Mrs. Mary Hunt in his own an
" promised to love, honor and protect ht
M until death do them part. There was r
40 bridal wrealhs or orange blossoms on II
q occasion as the couple stood behind Il
counter in the little shop, and the bride
.st maids and groomsman were conspicuo,
as by their absence, but who can say tn
er this marriage may not be as fruitful
n- happiness as many that wealth and st