The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-06-23

lead to Glomstad's.
Mr.. Leander Johnson of this city and
Miss Lena Olson, of Browns Valley were
married ut Ortonville on the 2lst inst.
Mrs E. Emanuel and family, accom-
panied by Miss Bertha Emanuel LETT last
night tor visit to their old home in Wis
consin.
Mr.. Joseph Fanset has been enjoying
visit from his sister-in-law, Mrs. Fan
set and her daughter, Mrs. Jones, both
of Watertown.
Mesdames N. J. and A. j. Bleser, ex-
pect to depart this week for visit to
friends at their old homo in Wisconsin,
and will also enjoy the sight seeing at the
worlds fair before they return.
The old rumor which is revived each
year that the G. NJ & st. P. Railway Co.
are about to make change of division
on the road by disseminating the freight
division at this point and making the
run for trains through from MoEtevideo
to Aberdeen, is again being talked Of
No official notice has as vet been given
to this effect, and just how much founda-
ton there is for the rumor is not known
but many OF the railroad employees think
that there is some change contemplated
to take place about September 1st.
The Odd Fellows Of Sylvan Lodge,
No. "a, under the auspices OF
Harmony Rebekah Lodge held social
reunion in recognition OF their kindly
feeling for Mr.. @. S. Lundberg. who is
one OF tho active working members OF
the lodge, and who is about to remove to
MINNEAPOLIS After few remarks by
several members OF the lodge, and reci
tatlons by Miss Josie Fanset and Miss
| Maud Rust, ice cream and light refresh
ments we're served, and very enjoyable
social time was had. The Odd Fellows
of Mibank will always cherish very
tender feeling OF regard for Mr.. Lund-
berg, and wish him and his full need Of
prosperity and happiness
The old settlers meeting which was
adjourned to last Tuesday, owing to the
extremely hot weather and other attrac-
tlons just now occupying attention was
attended by only about half dozen, and
was held at the Farmers bank, and only
business that had to be done was per-
formed. An amendment to the constl-
tuition was proposed for action at the
next meeting providing for semi-annual
instead Of quarterly meetings One to be
held the first Tuesday in December and
one the second Tuesday IN June. The
following officers were also elected for
the ensuing year: President, Hon. a.
L. Partridge; vice president, J. 9. Elliott;
secretary, H. W. Bailey.
The hotel at the Big Stone Lake
Assembly grounds is now open tor the
accommodation Of guests, under The
management of S. F. Radcliff. The
hotel is conveniently located on the
grounds, and camping parties can be &C
commodated with feed and stable room
for horses in connection with the house
To those WHO do not wish 10 be bothered
with camping outfit, the hotel Will prove
a great convenience as they will receive
every attention possible to make theil
STAY at the lake enjoyable, includln!
boats, fishing tackle, bait etc, on tn
grounds. A large party from Montl
yideo are now at the Assembly grounds
Roard at The hotel will be At the ioV
price of 81 per week, and plenty OF cot
taoes or tent room can be rented iron
tha association at any time except per
hans during the camp meeting.
The wrecked cars from the railroa'
smashup nea. Sand Cut last Thursda.
night. were brought down the first OF III
week. and the condition OF the car
MAINLY showed the terrible force OF to
wrock Ten box and fiat cars Wer
ground up, the disaster. some of then
ho;no crushed into kindling wood, tn
heavy timbers and iron bars and ca
wheels being twisted out OF shape an
broken as il they were reeds. From tn
appearance Of the wreck it was wonde
that the body Of the brakesman, Davi
} Kinney. who was killed was not crushe
. into fragments as he was found IN tn
middle of the wreck with the broke
t;mhers Of the cars wedged all abou
, him The young man was brother 9
Passenger Conductor Kinney and o' Mr
W. Curtin, and the body was taken la
, Friday to Giard, Iowa, the youn
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