The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-03-17

NANTED-fafm nAndS Tor seeding
apply at Bank OF Milbank.
Seed wheat and seed oats, cleaned and
and ready for sowing
G. M. CLARK.
The grand jury after adjourning last
week repaired to the photograph gallery
of FL Lee and had their pictures
taken in body.
A goodly number OF Roberts county
people were in attendance upon court
Monday, as witne sses in the county war
rant case
Every true lrishman s heart throbs =
little faster today as he looks at his
emblem OF green and reneWs his fealty to
the memory of st Pa,rick.
J. II. Cayanaugh, OF Wilson, b as closed
up his business at that place, and will
remove to Minneapolis, having made an
engagement as agent for the Walter A.
Wood farm machinery company.
Mrs. S. A. Keeler wishes to announce
that she is prepared to do all kinds Of
sewing and dressmaking, and solici:s the
patronage of the people OF Milbank in
this line. She may be found at the home
of V. Warning.
Don't forget that F. j. Lee with his
recently purchased camera can give you
lite size photograph at moderate cost.
The following gentlemen from this
county have been drawn to serve as
petit jurors at the next term of the United
States court, which will be held at.
Sioux Falls April 4th; David Post, S. f
Radcliff, and H. Q. Breckenridge, Of Big
Stone City, and r. I. Rodgers and N. H.
Wiseman OF Milbank.
Commissioner Of School Lands Ruth
will be in Milbank on March 21st at the
Office OF county Supt. Preyey for the
purpose of reappraising the school lands
in this county to be offered for sale on
April 4th. Parties desiring to make
suggestions looking toward the welfare
of school funds will have an opportunity
to meet him and present their views at
that time.
III. j. Keeler returned from Watertou n
last week where he has been for some
time in connection with the Watertown
business college. Mr.. Keeler was
obliged to suspend his work at the COL
lege on account of trouble with his eyes,
this being followed by serious attack Of
typhoid fever. As soon as he sufficient
ly recovers he expects to do some out
side work for the college in an advertis-
ing matter.
The entertainment Of the Linden Trio
last Friday evening was of very ENJOY
able character and thoroughly appreciat-
ed. The violin numbers rendered by
Miss Clark, the recitations of Miss Glenn
ems, and the vocal numbers of Miss Bald.
win were all artistically and entertain
ingy rendered. The unfavorable
weather served to cut the receipts at the
box Office, and the N. e. Sunday school
under whose auspices the affair was
given came out OF the enterprise with a
small loss.
The worst blizzard Of the winter made
its appearance last Monday morning
with plenty Of light snow and wind
from the northwest that kept it in mo-
ton. The storm exhausted itself the
following day, but business and travel of
all kinds were pretty generally suspend
ed Mondays afternoon train from the
east was the last to arrive until Tuesday
night. It was detained here for an hour
or two while a snow plow was sent
ahead to clear the way, and this was ac-
complished as far as Waubay, where the
train was again held. The next train to
arrive came in Tuesday night about 10
O'Clock when the road had been opened
on both ends.