The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-03-03
The friends Of the Congre gational

The friends of the Congre gational
church enjoyed very pleasant evening
at the parsonage last evening in what
was termed pound social. Besides the
social features of the occasion a good9y |
contribution was made to the pastors
arder, a good sized purse Of cash being
among the contributions.
The children who attend the Convent
school of st. Lawrence are in the race
for prize in the educational department
of the worlds fair at Chicago. They will
send specimens Of their work in gram
mar, history, geography, arithmetic,
drawing and needle work. Specimens
of this work will be on exhibit before
being sent on to the fair.
! Father Browne has been requested by
number of gentlemen of the town to
open club for the young men Of the
city, which will be devoted to the turth-
erance Of their education and practical
! usefu, recreation. In the near future
4
ure by Father Browne on his travels on
tie continent OF Europe. Every intelll-
gent citizen sanctions the enterprise
which bids fair TO be success.
Hans Voland was brought before
Squire Pasco Tuesday on charge OF
stealing $50 from his room mate, Louis
Carlstrom. The parties were boarding
at Peter Swanson's, and Vulland had
been on spree. and was known to be
without money the day before the money
was taken, but had considerable with
HIM when arrested and had spent quite
a sum during the day. Although with
a railroad pass in his pocket he had
walked to Ortonville, and was waiting
for train east when Sheriff Williams
brought HIM back. He was held for
trial at the circuit court next week.
Our old Big Stone friend, F. A. Ell
dredge, now OF st. Paul, remembers the
sweet tooth with which the editor is
afflicted and sends us can Of The "only
absolutely pure sap syrup On EARTH s
under the seal of the Towle Syrup COM
pany, of which firm f. A. is member.
Among the possessions which Frank has
accumulated since leaving Big Stone are
twin boys, who are now seven months
old, and of which he is very proud.
A goodly number Of the trends Of DR..
Daniels, without warning and with
malice aforethought, gathered at that
gentleman's home last Saturday evening
while he was engaged at the office.
Upon being. brought home the doctors
eyes were opened to the critical condition
Of affairs as his neighbors commenced
: to congratulate him upon the ARRIVAL OF
his birthday. A most enjoyable even
ing was spent, and the doctor was
presented with pretty foot rest before
the departure OF his guests.
The young men of the Lyceum League
had mock trial at the court house
Tuesday evening, which afforded much
amusement, and was witnessed by full
house Of spectators. The proceeding was
inaugurated by the arrest Of Danny
Rourk for selling liquors unlawfully and
the culprit was indicted and brought
before the bar for trial. Arthur Fisher
and Benny Bradford appeared as pros
ecutors and VIM. Cleveland and A. /.
Norton for the defendant. Judge Bouck
presiding. Some pretty strong evidence
was introduced against the prisoner, but
the jury brought in a verdict of acquittal.
The boys had considerable fun out OF the
|, affair US well us exercising their knewl-
edge Of court practice,