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M(Qoden 0tQnteln.
ge0enkt, Oab Oiefes lauter neue luaaret Ilno.
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&e9uute imporhrt 8omenSodeB M6b6enE Sade8 uni Neumartts in & 40 An
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sud 9anota6ern ausgset9nete GuaIttdt uub feline vGpenQ8prt" 3amat=oano.
tE1er lebeS lpirti1 35c tertb, fir buRH 0ertauf. =. ... -. ..... -.
, 1894-01-03

r8arum itimmten Sic fir Sic Or6iz
mans Der Safe StraBens8abn?" fra9te Sc
manb.
.rSb babe ni9t bafir 9efttmmt", mar
Bic 9lnttport.
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tonte es BON allen Setten uuo inter
GROCER llnrube. SalO Oarauf trat Ser
tagung Elm.
, 1894-01-03

QSer Nrbeiter irgenb tpelcber Qtrt brat6t,
crreicbt ieinen .3med am biuigften unb
beiten burb cine 9lnsetge in Der Nbenbaus@
9abc Der SuinoiS Staats3eitung. Prets 10
@entS, penn nibt mehr ais 10 8orter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
Consolidated April II. 1850
No. ), ..as... .3ne. we'd.

1t is lauy yaahlt-e.3d ana-imcs sad,
TOTO see tic G"yicsa adj, Led bg ne
people who take u p-s1Acr or i can to
the saloon for beer
A man has no way to hide it. and he
is generally the most sensitive on the
subject. Sometimes lie will put it in a
paper Often lie Will take out a large
bottle and stuff 1t ii his pocket, and
saw one man hide pitcher with his
broad brimmed hat and saunter away
from saloon bareheaded.
Women use their aprons as covers,
though | never observed one yet who
didn't make her errand all the more
conspicuous by this means
One servant girl placed a can of beer
at the foot of a baby perambulator and
covered it with a shawl, and l expected
the amber fluid to scatter III all direc-
tions
I knew Of one woman who used to
send out q tin can marked milk -
often the stage fashion of labelling poi
sons, liquors. etc. but l don't think it
ever deceived any one. New York Re
COrder
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
It Will Maintain Permanent Headquarters
and Prepare For 1896.

The Republican congressional COM
Washington, is keeping the Office opei.
for the transaction of such business as
the committee finds crowding upon
them at this time. There seems to be no
abatement in the political interest man
ifested by the people everywhere. Let
ters Of inquiry concerning problems Of
Importance touching finance, tariff,
immigration and other kindred subjects
continue to occupy the attention Of the
secretaries
1t is the policy of the party to perpet-
uate permanent headquarters for the
national Republican committee IL some
form during the next two years, Tho
congressional committee have today the
best equipped office for political lnfor-
nation that the party has ever been
possessed Of, and ii would seem to he
backward step If this bureau Of iIfor-
nation and rallying point for al Re
publicans in the national capital should
be closed. The people will second the
effort of the party leaders i'll maintain
ing such headquarters for the purpose
Of keeping the people informed On the
issues of the day.
The early meeting of congress, with
the many questions pending there, can
not help but attract great deal CT at
tention. Relief for the impoverished
treasury and some definite or fixed poll
cy with reference to the operation OF
our laws touching employment are mat
ters that need to be kept fresh in tho
minds Of all the people. This the Repab-
lican committee will do, besides laying
the foundation for vigorous calapalgn
in 1896, al which time the Republicans
are hopeful Of electing president
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
D. Of Il.

The mem bers OF the degree OF Rebekah
at the regular meeting, Thursday even
ing OF last week elected the following
officers for the term commencing with
the new year:
n. G.-Mss Nina Fanset
Y. G. Mrs. 5. NJ. Pasco.
Sec Mrs w. +. Rust.
Fin Sec-Gpo. Rix.
Treas Mrs. j. d. Burkhardt.
Trus-G. Mittelstaedt.
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A Candid Confession.

Father Of the Bridegroom-Before ce-
menting this close relationship | think
it but right to tell you that once had
little unpleasantness which involved
the loss Of my liberty for considera
Bile period. Both my daughters are, l
am sorry to say, rather flighty, my dear
wife is suffering from kleptomania, and
my son was mixed up in little forgery
affair. Won't that make any difference?
Father Of the Bride-Not the slight
est! From the fact that l am quite i'll
favor Of our alliance you may judge
how matters stand in my family. -
Schalk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21

Milbank Chapter f. 4. NJ, at its re-
gulsr meeting last week, elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows:
II Pc d. Ely
kiag-L l.. Conright.
ScriDe-S S Lockaart.
Treas. as.-Enil Johnson.
Sec. w. L. Saunders.
e. Of II Win. Ross
r. 4. &c. Emanuel
G.. VI 3ri VI NJ Watson.
G. II. ond V-Gao. G. Stearns.
@. N lst V-Fmil johnson.
Senunel-I. b. Record.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21

Sometime during the month OF Nov
ember, 1894, several promissory notes
one OF which was signed by Jacob Bue-
ster for SIS and one by M. b. Baird Tor
$40. both dated during the fall OF 1893,
and payable to the Undersigned. Ihe
nart,es are hereby notified not 20 pay
said notes should they be presented Tor
payment. DR. Y. =. DANlhLs
Milbank,s,. D., Dec. 10, 1894.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
signal Service.

The weather signal service has again
been resumed at this point, With Post
M aster Bieser as display man. Although
we have before published the manner
in winch the different signals are given
by request we again state how they may
be properly read:
The flag signals are: White flag, fair
weather; blue flag, rain or snow; halt
white and half blue, local rains; white
flag black square in center, cold wave;
rcd flag black center, storm flag. The
three cornered black flag above any OF
these signals denotes rising temperature,
below them falling temperature.
At the regular meeting Of Milbank
Lodge No 20 A. F. 4 A. ~. last
evening the following resolutions upon
the death Of the late A. H. W. Cook
were unanimously adopted:
Where's, The Supreme Grand Master
of the Universe, in the intinitude OF his
wisdom, has suddenly called our brother
and fellow craftsman A. H. w. Cook
from his earthly labor 10 the heavenl.
rest Of that city not made with hands:
and, whereas, Brother Cook was mem
Der OF the Milbank Lodge No. 20, A, +.
& A. NJ, worthy Mason and upright
citizen, therefore be it.
Resolved. Tha, while deploring the sad
: ummons that has SO suddenly taken Bro.
Cook from our midst, We as Masons
bow ia reverent submission to the will
ot the great Arthitecc OF the Universe,
knowing that His plans, although in
scrutable to flute reason, are at NIL times
perfect, and that He doeth all thugs
we'll And be it further
Resolved. That this lodge extends to
the widow and son Of our deceased
brother our tenderest sympathy IN the
affliction that has come upon them bv
the loss Of devoted husband and kind
father. And be it further
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the records OF the lodge
and IN engrossed copy thereon trans
smit,ed to the family OF our deceased
brother
The latest straw burning stoves at
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21

Johnson, the stock man shipped u car
two c,rloaas IN :, pap1 rho waes prey.
ions
yea oi' o'i " "'e' '''0'
hui '""s " '"s' wen "'o ""' "''' :"
oh o'n'"s me 'li'''' A'"'' '~e' very
4 IL Horton is making a visit to Hi
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
Catholic Services.

The order Of services at the Catholic
church OF ST. Lawrence, Milbank, S. D.,
Will be rs follow:
Christmas day, midnight Mass and
sermon on the Midnight Care OF Beth
lehelm Second Mass O'Clock Dec
ember 80. Sermon on Eternity Of He'll.
Tuesday, January l, Mass at 1890
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Mr.. John Burgan goes tonight to |
spend the Christmas holidays at Wahpe-
ton and several points in Minnesota
As We 20 10 press We learn that Mrs |
ID. i Hall, of Bug Soue township dieu
at 1 y. IN. yesterday. Deceased had
been quite feeble Tor some time. Fun
eral Al the house at 10 a. IN. tomorrow,
Saturday,
When Henry Schater the meat man
Went out to the slaughter house last SAT
urday morning he intended to bring back
with him "a pig which he had slaughter
ell the day before and left banging in the
house H rubbed his eyes twice and
called 'pigs, pigy, pigv,' bat the porker
faied to answer TO the roll call, and
Henry had to mark 1t among the miss
ing After going over in his mind the
work oil the day before and satisfying
himself that ho had indeed slaughtered
tue animal and left him hanging up, he
commenced 10 look around, and present
iy saw the trail OF u two-wheeled cart,
which lie imagined might have been con
necled in some way with his missing
pork Following tbs trail he discovered
it led him 10 the limits and inside the
gates OF the sacred city Of Ml.bank, ami
10 the home OF one of It's residents. Secur
ing the necessary papers tor search OF the
premises the dogs Of the law were set
upon the place, aud after a short time
the missing meat was brought forth, and
| Alfred Kari rrested charged with petit.
larceny. Monday the prisoner was
brought before Justice Pasco aud plead
| ing guilty was sentenced to the Hotel
de- w liliams Tor one week, and be has
since been ENJOYING iuxurles OF that
retteat.
A rather embarrassing feature of the
case lay in The tacl that the push cart
which did service on tue expedition was
the properly uf neighbor, and was lm
pressed into service without the know
| ieuue or permission OF the owner, ano
vas returned after having been usee
wl,n te,l-lale marks OF the use 10 whiel
il had, been put he proprietor OF ths
cart Is very worthy citizen and th'
boys have been having considerable iul
At his expense since the incident, s.
much lndeeu that his wife says be nov
absolutely refuses 10 taste pork, no mat
ter how lempungly 1T may be pre-
pared and served.
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Tie three GOLDEN LINKS OF life
Wife, child and DWIGHT'S FLOUR
Advertised Letter List

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Milbank Post Ofhce, Dec. 10, 1894:
Rev f Burdick Ms. Gus. Cutgc.
Hagen O. Thomas Herger Cristof
knipe Mertle Miss Lundberg ). Alma Miss
Leb Joseph Nielsen Charley
Williams NJ. Miss
In calling for any IT the above please
say "advertlsed' and give date OF adyer
tisemcnt. II not called for in fifteen
days will be sent Uo dead letter Office.
Al. BLEsER. p. NJ.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
National cycle Exhibition

An excursion rate OF fare aud one
third on tue certificate plan will beRiven
for the above. This, the first exhibl-
tion of the kind ever held in the west,
will not only be an exhibition of bl-
cycle appliances but entertainment
will be given by the leading bicycle
riders Of the whole country, together
with 'osher attractions, including music,
etc. The meeting will be held in Chicag'
jan. I to 12, 1896.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
Special Flour Sale at Feed store.

On Monday, Dec. cath, will make
special bargain on all flour sold. Re-
member the date. AS the prices will be
for that day only
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21

LosT--hetwepn Milbank and Bigstone
or Ortonyille, about Dec 3, one heavy.
dark colored shawl, finder will receive
a reward by leaving the shawl at this
Office.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
Melr0se Grange.

A meeting of the members OF the Mel
lose grange will be held at the court
house on Thursday, Dec. 81
N /. LoWTHIAN, Master.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21

When looking tor Christmas present
don't fail to call at Bleser's drug stores
Sllverware. Jewelry, and Chlnaware OF
the best quality and latest design.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
Christmas Exercises.


~ ''i"' eh'e 'ot1'ieh' az 'ieh 'e
SpeCllVe chufCnes on CHRISTMAS eve.
rrar,tional ehurch will ha nc tollovv
:
schnnl
onan{uq .aara.
Ray Fairchid
Song ............. The Bells
pai.. "enool r,
- + ~ ~ - a0 i'e'! ""N
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agnns Wond
Christmas
Chaunccy Bleser
Song ng...................... ....... The Angels Song
'''
nec'tatioh' .'tt..'. sah.a Iihas.
Sa,~a,3 pn,;.a.*~. ~. ,,, 7 o,. ,ha N.rr.
Christmas -
Pac,ta.;on cbri.t hos Coma
Freddie Poppc,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21

Highest cash price paid for bright
yellow dent corn.
HOLLANDS BROTHERS
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coincidence In the i-,s.4r..

In the Chicago markets fol Wednes-
day, Nov. IA, choice beeyes sold freely
at IS to $3.50; prime heavy beeyes.
Sc. 40 per hundredweight. From all
quarters come the most cheering ad-
vices as to the returning confidence IN
better prices for farm products.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
Oltonvillc Journal

Oltonvillc Journal
Chas Thnrndike has rented his lafeh
or SHOP to Jans Nui,sp. oi Wilmar
Mr.. Mailing t. take possession tomorra"
altho, Oh he will probably not be pre-
pared 10 slice off steaks for our citizens
until Monday next. hr Mailing ls
a thorough and praclc butcher. and
we wish him ever, saete-s ani iibel
patronays. lis ls i nrc!her-in laW 10
both N. G. Anas.~'a an,l Peter
Bertelsoo. Mr. Thorndike's iirs' butcher
business il this city was conducted
seven years ayn, and after having been
in the business for a year, he sold out
and went to West Superior He return
ed three ye rs a.,, all has operase"
his shop every since. Ha has. no par
ticular aim in view just ut present. and
will propably spsni he winter here with
no business on his mind. Mr.. Thorn
dixie has d.ne goo! b .sinass, AMI de-
iras to thank the people OF Ortonvil.9 =
or their liberal patronage.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21

The latest straw burning stoves at
Wood Bros.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21
Financial statement Of the
Merchants Bank of Milbank

at Milbank, in the State Of South Dakota, at the
close of business on the iIth day Of December,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-12-21

MIR. John Burgan goes tonight to
spend the Christmas holidays at Wahpe
ton amt several points in Minnesota
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24
FIRE AT A SUMMER RESORT.
Hotel and Five Cottages Burned at
Riverside, n. I.
tBy Associated Press. }

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July 34.-Fire
broke out al Riverside. Summer resort
ten miles south of this city, las, night.
In less than an hour nearly $4,000 worth
Of property had been destroyed. The fire
started between two big buildings tina,
constituted Comstock's Hotel. Provl.
dence and East Providence firemen were
summoned, and were successful in con-
fining the blaze to the hotel square.
The hotel, which was completely de-
stroyed, was valued at about $780, Five
cottages, all occupied by prominent Prov
idence business men, were also destroyed
The occupants Of the cottages saved only
believe that the fire was the work of an
incendiary, as while running to the fire
Walter Comstock, proprietor OF the hotel
was shot at from the wootls
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24
AMN|E's FMTALEss LOVER.
Disappeared with Part of Her
Hard-Earned Savings.
She Calls on the Police for Assist
ancc to Find Him.

Miss Annie Shoenneld. a well-dressed
goodlooking young woman, called at Po-
lice Headquarters this morning in quest
II information about her tance, who
has been missing since Friday last.
His name is Hyman Feinstein. He is
twcnty-eight years old, and lives at 80
Graham avenue. Brooklyn. He became
acquainted with Miss Shoentield about a
year and half ago. and they speedily
fell In love and became engaged to be
married.
He had Loo deposited in the Bowery
Savings Bank. and Miss Shoentield also
had money Of her own. SIZE lives with
her parents at 10 Moore street. Brook
Ign. When they became engaged the
couple agreed to put 80 each into the
Williamsburg SAVINGS Bank, stipulatin )
that IN case either one of them backed
cut of the agreement the other was to
set the whole 5000 as a sort Of SOlaCe FOR
wounded affections.
II was not long after that before Mr.
F'einstein, SO the girl ella inns, tried to
he'd him arrested, and instituted suit
for breach OF promise. He finally in
duced her to abandon these proceedings,
and II was announced that they would
be married OH Aug. T.
About two weekg ago the girl con-
scented 10 the $500 being taken out of
the bank, and she turned II over to him
to purchase household furniture. He
did not buy anything, and left his work
| suddenly on Friday, after drawing all
, his money out of the bank
Miss Shoenlield does not think any
harm has hefallen him. and she wants
| her $50 If she can get It, The police
| Will initiate search for him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24
a PERILOUS VOYAGE.
But, Then, the "SAeetey's" Trip Vas Pro-
dMctiUe of u Romance.

and lived right up TO the handle. l felt
like a fish out of water whenever 1
went there. for my folks We're oldfash-
toned: so / steered clear of the family,
and, as Bob was at home only In the
evening for a good while We didn't do
more than smoke a pipe together stroll
ing on the beach and talking boat. |
so much work on hand in the shop that
she wasn't ready TO go into the water
until July, and in the I.can tiyae ! had
got all my sailing out OF scrap Of Il
boat, rarrow-keelod and riggct ug with
a skitsail-the "Skeoter." father called
her one day in fun, and the name stuck.
Every day / hsd her out, spinning
round well in shore, and though II was
a good deal like driving a donkey after
a racehorse, 1 managed TO get more
than one lively experience cut OF her
and II II hadn't been for the Skeeter !
should not have had this story TO tell
you to-day.
the drug store in the village to cool my
self on with an orange phosphate. when
there | struck Bob done up like dude,
in duck trousers and white yaCht.nS
cap and buying 2j-cent cigars WITH tn
reclt'essnrFS OF millionaire. These
unusual circumstances made M So,
pect that something was up, and i
wasn't sui ,yI.ssd TGCn that cnceky TEL
low slapped me on the back with
''Eow are you, Jerry, old mani 1ol re
just the chap l wanted TO see ,o we we
sail this morning Can't yol manage
70 take Is Gun s0Inenos Or other fer
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not manage to land. Popinjay recognized
me- and, though he SenerhllF tittts Ele
ms If | were the scum Of humanity, CON
descended To ask II / would take OF MS
"Gh, Go!' said Miss Bangs. 1T is
shame that any one should miss such an
entertaining sigh" and 20, do! sali
Bob, who waited 20 pat on starting as
long as possible, though nc leIt i soou
deal better since dinner.
So again my horse sense Fieldsi, a ti,
instead of healing the Ske"t'r Tor the
shore n once, spent a COUPE OF hout1
more tOtln" thJye foolish women to ana
FRO. | promise you thor" was NO slCn
quiet performance "a SIS ''hnEs Ia"
sounded with 'mbecilc snr.cks, ana the
gulls came hutterius round IN delighted
surprise TO Join ne chorus. ., ,.r
steam again and started, To do them
Justice, they did ask US to go back with
them, ana threw uut some vague hihtS
OF luncheon ana W. AT "hniSn r fHe
cousin declined with the distant cool
ness which was a strange thlnS about
her manner, and "" got down M" our
lttle craft again. with some a!ii'culty
bJ.2us" the waves, h'I -ioNa Ho'llI
the bought and 3a-Nn th"lr white rtta
tossed we an ..-sN.l. nc Htt hardly
ana au'w that l. Ne. SOW. o. '' .Ii
.alc. aad blew rartyr every. minute;
~ first ! had g W'Ht 70 i"iH l.A,N anu
gr, them to give las shelter tn tie lE"':
hut then | realized how Impossible i
would be TO land there again, AMI !
shaped my GoGrSS Ter fH nr5 sHor'i r i'Sp
now when | mink Of the sorry sight he
was. MS seasirk a chan az ever S"Eti
Oh the Atlantic htS white trousers 'pat-
over one car. and H,s 'ag' a me.au' holy
pea ErcUu. But IL IT," i.Hl" n. Hilr' nae
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Tore at the ropes with y frenzy ms l
worked away at IL breathIeSsly, AoldlnS
on By the skin OF my teeth WAlle the
poor Skee.eL "as 20" nuI ,' ia ~ w Viii M.
velocity of tobOESan ingu the trough
Of the sea. How ! ever did II can |
say, but somehow manaSrq 10 ger thv
sal! bratlel up and to slip the suck OUT
of the socket without oserturnlnS the
boat, which Sun held on its course to-
wards the lana, though without MAKING
any percepuole progress. shlppe9 tne
oars. B1p's cousin had "atchti me
steadily while | worltcd-ond IN the
midst of all the excitement ! remember
feeling ltt'e mortified At the scrutiny,
in streams and the s!ccv" of my shabby
sweater had parted company with Inc
body spray dashed over me boat WIN
every wave, but the smart dress sun
continued TO look fresh,
There is another pair, OF oars
shriekel she, II can pull. snail
help
He groaned, but he didn't much
Know whether he was afioat or horse
back That siTl was so handy. she got
inc oars, dropped mem mo We row
ut ~, HNr fell To Hike an OLD tar. !
air. y.g my Word for Il not a fellow /
eurw would have pulled .toH'tE or
a u,.'ur CAV. He. ssi4N even Win
ana e.. ~ ans regullr MS any mans On
H. varsity need be, and between US We
SOM The Sker'er lhgorinS d!o-& lhfCSsA
M r.sD.strI,.s waves aad actually made
nrldway. II was no time for talk. We
holh knew that there was real danger
that only fOo.s could be out IN suvh "A
s,Y IN that Cockleshell of "A boat With
out taking their lives in their hands;
n III, I ,lc ha been ga,nst US, Bob AMI
Miss Bangs and | would at TINS very
moment II, numbered amo9g the inter-
Gs,tn- skeletons thJ; Hitter tho bottom
~ tar Afs.l!c, unless some T. es!El;
ia. ...s .n4 ...l ~ Il vs. ,hr geo. were
-1... .rr .hG.a 'oyr, We rowel Ike
&c.. .-,l ,l,' girl gl.w"i n 'iS0 Of
sd Won alnI come across every day,
ether In pettcoats or trousers, and
rnvisd Fob being related TO such splsn;
Of her Shoulders, and / thought how
had mlsjudged her. But couldn't I'M
derstand then and can't now now she