The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-06
Consolidated April II, 1890
BIG SGoSE SlGY.

| Vim. Shull is around again.
| Mrs. Paul Trapp is tho sick list.
John Gold left for Davis, ILL.,, TO attend
tile funeral Of an uncle.
The boys had social dance at the ST.
Charles last Thursday night.
L, II. Dawson went 70 Minneapolis 90
business Wednesday night.
school has commenced md everybody
is as busy as before the holidays
The Charles Hetcher Company are tak-
ing inventory,
Charlss White feels proud over Tie ar-
riyat sfa bouncing bahy boy,
The members u ghe German EVangeli-s
cal church had . prayer meeting lasting
until after midnight Saturday evening.
Among the parties having CbIistmas
tree. .of their own wete Rev. Keuderiing,
Mrs n oyins anu A Hoipkemeier.
s +. Gold went Il Pierre last Monday
to lake charge ofbis Office ain the regis
latare which VIII BE ii session for the
next I'D aays
There ii still one of tie bachelor
club unmarried, We think i ~ 1.J
Stevenson tat d. api know u s.. itatl
sees 4 faemlerof that cht5
We hear taat Jotlu Lyon well tnova
aonea 0t injuries received ia . railf2ad
disaster aooNt year ago.
Ahen stalad9 III 10 split SOME wood
Wednesday Robert Iovius enc ! Lad
cash ~ his faea, Che axe having cau8at
op 1 clothes ithe, nhich he did not see.
Sew Years night. several girls ane
boys borroFea q sleigh ai H. Mov;us and
driving ar09ad jlnost all night with
ngUsa noise bFake one II the runners.
i{ob is trying ind o5.i vino pays tGf Il
lha riae,
Several nlaal5ers of theI. q. Q. F..
and II re Rebeeca Degree lodge ven.
10 9ftonyiIla TO take in the pubhc instal.
lalipn of officers, both lodges having a.
| stallatl5n a the same lime. Everybody
| enjoyed II very much; several speeches
! were made on the subject of odtiEeiI0W
! shin. The ladies' of Golden tt0a lsebce~
degree ioage 4. served sstt4as1 y 44e
close ofthe exercises.
| Many Big stone people will remember
| Charley Ames, i son ot ex-Mayar Aa4es
| pf Minneapolis, who was married By tie
SIS Charles hotel some years $50, is and
his bride haYng come from the city an
special tram. 1he Minneapolis journal
OF Wednesday contains the following
aocoant Of the young mans death.
"8ai}e the wedding bells were rilgs
| ing out his fithsr's neY found hapri arss
st De@omet, last Saturday, the remains ii
the son we.e lying cold and stiff upon 4
/ marble slaiD =. The morgua ct q liIil8
| town leaI Seattle. The wife .WhUm ha
narriesl through the grateful service ot
| q special iSain secured BY his atIer, and
| the ; Pear old cliid which Nas about tho
/ only blessing OF dark and cheerieSa life,
were almost literally starving for want
/ OF food or money Wherewith to procure
For several months tie family Of young
Ames have lived almost entirely nhoa
the small amount Which q young iele-,
/ graph operator paid them as board, eke3
out by what Charley could earn ~ ode
| jobs, which We're necessarily lew and far
between, they being tied down On
claim 40 miles from arailroad Through
| the efforts Of tisza operator, Amos some
times secured temporary employment
repairing tho wirss after a storm Oh tho
coast, and it WINS while at this work tAat
| he met his death.
/ T. Nc Orton returned Friday, having
I p1rcnased a. hull for lis ne~ stearfar
from f. G. Moore OF Wav2ata, Atinn. 1De
! boat will be comletea in this CITY, and
ready to launch as soon as the ice goes
out in the spring twill be 60 feet III
length aud will cost 32,50o. Crsonvilie-
journal.
During flie half-cent,Hy since The
discovery Of Ayers Sarsaparila the ays
erage limit Of human lie ii civilized
countries, has been considerably length
ened. Ayers sarsaparilla il every wtlera
considered the standard blood purifier,
the superior Medicine.
Advertised Eeftar Essf.
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