The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-01

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Camp Gasoline Stoves and screen Doors
cheap.
Miss Nora Parkhurst, OF st. Paul. sis.
ter Of Mrs. g. NJ Clark, is visiting he,
Mllbank friends.
The subject OF discourse at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday evening will be
The Mission of Sunday Sbhools.'
Mrs. Il. j. Marvin, OF Beaver Dam,
Wis, mother of Mrs. S. 8. Lockhart. ar.
rived yesterday afternoon on visit to
her dau gh,er.
Mr.. Emil johnson, who was reported
us quite i'll last week, is still unable to
be around. Emil's many friends hope
soon to see him on duty again.
The skill OF the taxidermist has been
brought into play on fine specimen OF
the wild swan, which G. M. Clark
secured some time ago, and which lie
has placed in his office window.
The Grant county Sunday school con
ventlon will be held at the NJ. f. church
next Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
with program as published last week
All interested in Sunday school work
are cordially invited.
| The Paige Players gave three nights
entertainment at the opera house the first
OF the week The company is one of the
best that has ever visited Milbank, aud
received good patronage, OF which they
were we'll worthy.
T. j. Hicks, the veterinary surgeon,
last week removed lime stone accre-
tion from mare belonging to August
Mittelstaedt The stone is as large as
an ordinary goose egg and nearly as
| heavy as solid limestone of the same
size. Mr.. Hicks has the stone at his
office.
Owing to the fact that number OF the
Odd Fellows who enjoy tripping the
light fantastic were obliged to forego
that pleasure by the abandonment of the
anniversary ball, they have decided 70
have a social hop at the Hotel Proud on
the evening Of June Sth, and have en-
gagged the Ortonville orchestra for the
occasion and are making extra prepara>
ations for a most enjoyable party.
The G. A. r. of the state have started
subscription to erect monument OF
John A Logan at the soldiers home,
Hot Springs. and Humphrey posi- and
relief corps, have secured the promise OF
Rev. Nazarene to deliver at some date in
the near future, a lecture for the benefit
Of the fund, Mr. N. donating his service
to the cause. The subject of the lecture
will be .John A. Logan, the Volunteer
Soldier and the date will be gwen lat
er.
Mr.. T. w. Hurlbut, who has been
acting AS observer tor the weather SER
vice at this station. has turned over the
work to A. j. Falrchild, who will here
after attend to it, and furnish weather to
suit the most fastidious. Mr.. HurlDut
resigned on account Of his poor health,
being at times unable 10 attend to the
duties as observer, and has for some time
been waiting TO get some one who would
take M the work and thus continue the
service.
Three separate games OF base ball we're
played in Mllbank Wednesday afternoon
between Milbank boys and visiting mines.
The first game was between an Orton-
vile nine and the Milbank Diamonds.
the home club taking such honors as
there were by a score OF 70 to - Ihls
was followed by a contest between the
racenilv organized kids and Kilborn
clnb in which the Kids could only pilot
through 10 runs while their opponents
donhlad The measure and made 20 scores.
This was all done in five innings, TACT
which lett the Milbank boys believing
that if the other four could have been
n,ayed they would have come out with
= better record, while the kllborn tossers
went rome hugging the delusion that
they could easily have made their score
something over 100. Owing to this
difference Of opinion the same nlnes
will cross bats on the Kilborn grounds
on. week from tomorrow.
While these games we're be'ne piayeu
at the grounds near the school the NIL
bank Rustlers and the Revillo BUSTERS
were having time Of il over on dla-
mond near the Catholic church Inc
Hnstlars seemed 10 have been mlsnamed
- anotl;pr for home runs they