The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-25

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his Milbank frie nds and customers YES
,crday,
The little three year old daughter OF
Alfred Mortell is very seriously ill with
a brain trouble
Mr.. Emil johnson was obliged 10 leave
the store yesterday, having been taken
quite Ill with cramps IN the stomach.
Miss Olive Mcbride, returned yes1er.
day from Minnesota, where she had
been attending normal school at ST.
Cloud.
John Fanset returned home yesterday
Tor hts summer vacation from the Min
nesota university, where he is taking tt g
medical course, and where he passed a
most credltabie examination tor advance
ment
August Fenner, whose wife was taken
to the insane hospital last year, is apply
ing for divorce. The case is being heard
by ). S. Lockhart as referee Mr.. Lock
hart is also referee in the divorce case of
Barnard VS. Barnard.
{. II. Goddard and family, of Billings.
Montana. the former a brother Of Mrs
Geo. H-cum, is enjoying visit with
their relatives IN the city. Mr. q. re-
ports tiues distressingly dull in the
western mining region
Don't forge, Paige's Players next week
On Monday night one paid reserve seat
ticket will admit a lady and gent or two
ladies. Prices -, 80 and soc.
Governor Sheldon and G. N. Nash, the
past commander OF the g. A. L., have
sent word IL The local committee that
they expect 10 be present at the old
soldiers reunion at least one day during
the encampment.
Mr.. |. g. Record left this week for a
visit TO MS son in Minneapolis. He has
not fully recovered from the in urv he
received in the early spring. and it is
hoped 'hat "A chan re to city lite for a
short time will prove beneficial to him.
The two little girls of the Larned fam
lily will be provided a home with Mrs.
X. n. Kidney. of Heron Lake MINI, a
sister Of the late Mr. Larned, and they
accompanied Mr. Kidney to his home
last evening. The boys will remain with
their uncle, Mr. T. Fitch OF this city.
The many friends of Fred Pratt, who
was formerly train dispatcher in this
city. were greatly shocked 10 hear OF his
death in Montevideo yesterday. Mr.
Pratt a few days ago had rearly all Of
his teeth removed. and from the effects
oi this and choroform administered he
failed to rally.
S. f. Radclitf Of Big Stone and D..
kemerer. of Ortonville We're visitors OF
Sylvan lodge. / g. 9. F.. Tuesday eyeh-
ING, having come up on BUSINESS connect
ed with the Odd Fellows picnic to take
place next month They are very en-
thuslastic over he event, and have prom
ises from The several lodges Of western
Minnesota and eastern Dakota OF a large
attendance.
The annual meeting Of The Grant 20.
Sunday School association will be held
al the Methodist church on Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, June 3D. 1t IS
earnestly desired by the officers that de-
legations from every Sunday school IN
tie county be present. and thai reports
from the various schools he made. Be
sides the routine business II is The lnten
ton 10 have a shoit program nf exercises
including brief talks on the various lines
of SUNDAY school work
Paipe's PLAYERS carry "a people inclnd-
mo their own superb band and operate
orchestra. Three nights only. Prices
d a and SOC. Ladies free Monday
night.
Mrs f. p. Elv. Mrs NJ. H Wiseman
Misc Aehsa Wiseman and Mr.. D. A.
Williams n We been representing Esther
chapter of this CITY at the grand chapter
10 4. s.. which was held at Aberdeen
this week. They returned YESTERDAY
morning, and report most enJovaD'e
meeting OF the grand chapter. and me
mos, hosmta;le entertainment bv the
neonle 1t Aberdeen. very elaborate
h.nnnet being rendered the visitors be-
foYa they departed. The convention
nov, vaar will he held at DeSmet.
In addition to the G.. A. f. and relief
oorns tho local lodges Of A. o. Z. W.,
the Odd Fellows and knights OF Pvtn'as
have sienitied their intention OF taking
mort IN the memorial day exercises. The
N;lbank band has also kindly consented
"a Furnish the music for the march
Sneaxing Of the band II may be well &c
state here that the band has hut recently
been organized, has engaged froI
Edelman Is instructor. and is MAKING
cnmmapdable progress, but is somewhat
in debt for instruments and necessary
annipment. and it il generally felt bI
hose who believe that Milbank shoulo
have a band that an effort in some 'orn
should be made to at least reimburse
them for expenses incurred.
1 OrgaMjZc!
Al the request OF number ot repuo'I
,horo will he meeting ut the rour