The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-03-30

Messrs W. O. Storlie and J A. Dill
man, two of Revillo's business men were
up to the county seat yesterday shaking
hands with their Mllbank friends
Mrs A W. Colcord, wife of the form
er superintendent Of the city Schools
and a daughter of Mr.. Ira Bradford
arrived last week on a visit to parents
and friends in Mlbank.
John Carr arrived from Milbank on
Fridays train and is looking up land in
this vicinity with view Of locating
ard.
Owing to the very cold weather the
easter decoration of flowers at the
churches was not as elaborate as usual,
but the children Of the Congregational
and NJ. Z. Sunday schools each gave a
every entertaining program OF exercises
at their respective churches in the even
ing.
The ladies aid society at their meeting
yesterday elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows:
Pres Mrs. S. McCollun
v Pres Mrs II. w. Bailly
Sec.-Mrs. Il. s. Healy
Treas Mrs j. A Mcbride
August Borgerson the clothier, started
east the first Of the week, going To Chi
cago and to St Louis, where he Will
attend 10 replenishing his stock of goods
Tor the spring and summer trade, and
then 60 to the Hot Springs, Ark. He
will be joined in Chicago 10y e. A. Brad
ley, who will accompany him to the
springs They expect to be gene till
about the first OF May.
Messrs. 4. J. and T. H. Hicks have
formed co partnership, with an office
in the bank Of Milbank The former
Will carry on his real estate and insur-
ance business and the latter veterinary
practice. Mr.. 7. II Hicks has recently
graduated from the Chicago Veterinary
College with very hi Oh standing. and
is we'll equipped as a veterinary surgeon.
Outing for April contains the usual
variety Of material for the lover OF nature
and sports. "Qualnt Artist Haunts in
Brittany" by Blrge L. Harrison, gives a
delightful glimpse of the life of the cele-
brated French and American printers
while preparing their pictures tor the
salon. six Months with University
Crew." by r. D. Paine, noted Yale
oarsman, gives an inside glimpse Of the
crew mans life. which has hitherto been
described chiefly from the point of view
OF the newspaper reporter. "Fishing
With the Spear by Ed w. Sandys, is
quite in the style of the authors we'll
known sporting sketches, full Of rollick-
ing fun and sport. "My First Inter
national Yacht Race by Lieut. William
Hem, r. n, describes days sport
near the Suez Canal.
The members of the A. o. Z. W. lodge
of this city put in full day last Saturday,
when II E. McNutt Of Aberdeen, the
Grand Master Workman made them a
visit, and in tho afternoon organized q
! Degree Of Honor, or ladies lodge, with
ninty two charter members, officers for
which were elected AS follows:
p. G. H.-Mrs. II. j. Benedict
| G. H.-Mrs. j. T. Wiseman
/ L. H.--Mrs. Geo. Hocum
G. C-Mrs. G. A. Kern
L. U.-Mrs. F. Maynard
| j. VI. NJ Watson
Q. VA. P. Lindquist
Rec Mrs. A. J. Fairchild
Fin. Mrs. q. p. Dore
Reclever-Mrs. w. j. Let's
Trustees Mrs. r. r. Rodgers, Mrs. F.
W. A. Po2pe and Mrs ~ j. Bleser.
In the evening, with the Grand Master
present there were two reinstatements
and sixteen new limitations, which now
give the lodge total membership OF I15.
After the lodge work the members re-
paired to Gerber's restaurant and enjoy
ed bountiful lunch which had been
prepared for them. The United Work
men are enjoying a revival all over the
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