The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-26

Mr.. G.. Is. Mead, who spent the greater
part OF last year IN .hls vicinity. is at
present holding music lessons in Yer
mont.
Mrs Keeler is making preparations to
move TO Slsseton in few weeks where /
she will make her home with her son
Herbert.
There are yet Il few casts of diphther'a
in the country several miles north Of
Revillo. Mr. Daniels, of the board OF
health has seen that they were properly
quaran,ened.
County Attorney Ingersoll and G.. II
Babcock, Of Wilmot, returned Sunday
evening from Bookings, where they had
been on legal business. They took the
tram Monday for Wilmot
Mr.. S. Freeman, father Of Mrs. John
Burgan, is welcome visitor at his
daughters, in this city. He expects to
remain several weeks. before returning
to his home, which is in Lame Springs,
Iowa
"Hotel Williams is being we'll patron
lied, there being nine boarders incarcer
a'ed within its walls, the majority being
from Day county They are all unani-
nous in saying that our genial sheriff
makes good landlord.
hos
pnvsicial culture, which meets every
Saturday forenoon for indian club prac
tice. Miss Waterman gives her service
cratuitous and quite number OF chil-
dren are availing themselves Of this op-
porturity.
We understand that number OF our
citizens are signing for the sunny cline
of California, and expect to visi. that
locality in the near future. We predict
that they will return fully content, with
this land Of broad p-airies, ozone and
unlimited possibilities.
We regret that death has claimed
another child from our community
Hazel Curher, granddaughter OF Henry
w. Diets, who died with scarletina
Monday, Jan. Odd. The funeral took
place from the house Tuesday afternoon
Rev. F. w. Nazarene, conducting tht
services.
: Sheriff Williams has the management
of base ball nine, that he will bael
against anything in the 81 circuit. A
good umpire is sorely needed, and any
one capable Of filling that position
that can manage TO be run in for thlrt.
days, can undoubtedly hold down tina
l popular boarding house until spring
ANY deficiencies in the paper Of thi
week we hope our readers will attribute
:, to the absence of the editor. The boy
in charge found it cold time 10 rustic
: Tor locals If any should conclude t
come around with "blood In the eye" 0
n a $4,000 libel SUIT, please wait his re
:, turn, as we haven't much mussle TO spar
S and are little short Of cash at present
At the rate that our meat merchant
y are buying and curing pork, it is eyiden
J they intend their customers will be wei
Q supplied the coming spring and sum N 81
We are glad that our farmers are able t
4 supply the demand for dressed pork
, We noticed two Immense porkers deliv
i cred in town recently, that must have
brought the owner more cashihan twent
or twenty-five acres Of wheat, with IA
less labor on his part.
e Do not for get the Chestnut social q
the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Fanset ol
a Fourth street this evening under th
: auspices of the Epworth League.
3 unique and interesting program will. b
presented, consisting of a brief essa,
a brief poem and several briet reclta
= tons. lnterspersed with brief selection
Of instrumental and vocal music, all b
competent authors and orators. The re
treshments will not be "brief'. Every
body welcome.
- Snow began falling last Friday nigh
: and continued during Saturday unit
quite a depth was on the ground, whic
- II it had remained, equally distribnte'
as would have made excellent slaighing bu
"a Sunday brought al old time Dakot
i breeze which soon pilea it in drifts
The extreme Eloh wind accompanle
y. with low ,empature kept the peopl
ID closely confined to their homes. Moi