The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-03

Ed Glomstad, who has been down with
typhoid fever is again able to be out.
F. w. A. Poppe made business trip
to Webster yesterday.
VIM. Schroeder, of Grant Center re-
ports young farmer boy at his home.
Mrs. John Matthews, OF Minneapolis
has been vlslng with friends during the
week
The senate repeal bill was passed by
the house Wednesday afternoon and
signed by the president immediatly after.
George, the little son Of w. NJ Thomas
was kicked on the head bv horse We'd
nesday, but is getting along nicely under
the care of DIR. Goodger.
w. 0. Craig, late OF Montevideo, ha
been appointed agent in this city, vice
J. w. Paine, who has been placed at
Montevideo as station agent. Mr. Craig is
expected to enter upon his duties here
today.
The members and friends OF the M. E.
church will give reception TO the
pastor at the parsonage this evening. A
social will be held under the auspices OF
the ladies' MD next Friday evening at
the home Of James Watson.
Mr. H. w. Bailly and E. +. Hartwell
returned Saturday from Deadwood,
where they were called as grand jurors
in the L. S. court some two weeks ago.
Messrs F. B. Roberts and J a. Rickert.
who were on the petit jury from this and
Roberts county returned Tuesday morn
ing. The gentlemen were highly pleased
with their visit 10 the Black Hills
country and returned with a profound
impression of its wonderful mineral
resources
1t has generally been conceded that
the election OF he judiciary should as
much as possible be kept out OF partizan
politics. and 10 aid in accomplishing
this purpose the election OF judges was
placed in an off year. Notwithstanding
these facts. the populist party, which
claims to be preemincn,ly reform
party, is the only one that has deemed il
necessary to send out stump speakers To
work up par,izan enthusiasm in behalf
Of it's ticket. This is "reiorm" with a
The iovial person of A. B. Story, one
OF the pioneers o: the county, who has
been living in Nebraska for 4 year or
two past, was in town Wednesday, hav
ing come up this way with a lot OF hcrses.
Mr. Story and family have not had the
best OF health since their removal to
Nebraska, and lie thinks there is no
place like South Dakota, and intends at
some future time to again make his
home here. One of the principal indus
tries where he is located is sugar beet
raising. thousands Of acres being devoi-
ed to 1t, and large plant costing mil
ion dollars being operated tor the work
ing Of the beet into sugar. The industry
has become an important one in that
part OF the state.
It has been said that troubles never
come sin-ly. Mr.. j. l.. Lockhart
arrived home the first OF the week from
the funeral of hls brother, at whose bed
side lie had been for two or three weeks
past. 10 find two Of his own children
seriously i'll. They were seemingly
getting along quite nicely until early
morning when the Youngest
suddenly became worse. and before
assistance could be summoned, died IN
,ts mothers arms. The child was
bright little girl named May Giades, anc
aged about one year and five months.
The afflicted parents have the sympathy
nf their friends and neighlMrs in their
sore affection. The funeral will be held
from the house today at z o'clock.
The w. C. L. u. will meet with Mrs
Z. Fitch on wednesday. Nov. 8, \
3 o'clock