The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-12-08

A. +, Shook, who has the agency for
the celebrated f. T. Deans Great
| SPAWN Cure, can be found at Baxter 8
Livery Stable. This cure will remove
all bono SPAWN, splin's, curb or ring
bones. No cure no pay
Sylvan Lodge No "a, l. O. o. F., last
| Tuesday evening elected officers as
follows for the ensuing term:
n. G.-S. NJ. Pasco
| Y. &C. L. Wood
| Sec.-George Fanset
Treas.-O w. Antelman
| Trus. John Burkhardt.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment ol Wassem, Habein & Co, IN an
other column. Mr., VIM Habpin has
recently purchased the grocery depart
ment formerly conducted by Mr.. Seide
and the new firm intends TO replenlsh
the stock and carry full line in this
department. and deliver goods 10 any
part OF the city
As a sequel to the closing up of the
blind pig a S marsha! put in an appear
once last Saturday ard gathered up a
number Of witnesses and took them %
Sioux Falls TO appear before the L 5.
grand jury. Those VINO accompanied
the mlrsha were JOS Wilson, John
Hammergren, Henry Weber, and John
Gibson
The Christmas services at st Law
renct'3 wall be as follows: Midnight
Mas, special music. sermon Ten
o'clock Mass and dedication OF two new
altars Special new music. Aher Ten
clock mass Father Brown will 90 to
By Stone to say mass aud preach at
noon. All the citizens of Milbank will
he welcome to attend the services on
Christmas day.
BY the request of number Of Lis con
gregatioa and the fact that on account
of the cold storm ON Thanksgiving day so
few attended the regular services on
that day, Rev. Nazareue has consented
to preach his thanksg giving sermon next
Sunday morning II yea do not believe
YOU have much to be thankful for at
tend the service and perhaps YOU may
hear Of something that IN your haste TO
pile up your calanilies and misfortnnes,
YOU had overlooked. and for which upon
reflection you will feel that you can in
deed give thanks.
| The advance agent OF Mr.. Doane
Robinson was in town last Monday for
| the purpose OF making date this week
for Mr.. Robinson in Milbank 1t IS to
be regretted that this could not be done,
but with number Of local affairs on the
program for the week and the short
! time allowed for advertising the affair II
was deemed expedient to defer the
matter until after the holidays. when IL
| is believed more satisfactory attendance
can be procured. There are a large
Mr.. Robinson a proper welcome ana
hope that at an early date they may De
able to do so. His readings and rec
i,ations OF his own compositions are OF
the highest literary character, and a1lord
an in,ellee ual treat not often presented.
We sincerely trust thai arrangements
can he made for his appearance here at
come time IN the near future.
Last Sunday very practicable form
az charity was presented from the M. =.
pulpit and recommended 70 the people
A+tant;on was called to the tact that
4,ore ara a number Of destitute families
IN the county who were IN want o'
clothing. shoes aud other necessafles,
that MANY of the people Of Milbank haa
more or less Of these materials, parti!
worn but of servicahle character
,h.t uould be acceptahly received anu
AMI to good use in protecting me aest'-
tute people from the rigors OF WINTER
and our citizens we're called upon 10 eo
through their clothes closets ana secure
thasa cast off garments for the poor.
cher,tf Williams has consented 70 take
charge CT these contributions and dttenu
"a distributing them among those WIZ
are ia need OF them. This is prac'lea,
,,rn, of heueolence that can be EXTENDED
81 accomplished much good, and all VINO
c,n ,ossjably do 60 should aid IN the
work BY contributing as best as they
can Childrens clothes and shoes are par-
t.cn,aly needed, ard without delay shouid
- ,.Leo to the sheriff at the jail or at
IL, home. "He who gives prOmplly