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New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
LEARNING THE CUSTOMS.
rom the Detroit Free Press.

From the Detroit Free Press
Sir he began as he halted, before patrolman
town. ! don't know the ways OF the people I am
no NOT on 70 az the little characteristics and customs
"Wslig' auerIed the officer
Down here by the depot feer winks at mo
and ] returns his wink. He claims that as an en-
preston OF my willingness to stand treat. and
loafers; Does the wnking custom prevail here?'
Well there Is more or less winking. / suppose"
Met another feller. and he siaps me on the back
ana yells out that he is a kuss on wheels. | siaps
explains that one kuss must lend the other kuss .
quarter to git his wheels repaired Is that one Of
the ways OF your peope?"
and haven't kept posted
Took a walk up side street continued the
game TO me for beer. He took me into saloon
and put a handfur OF sawdust down the back OF
my neck and went 'haw, haw. haw" Was he
Sssse SSss'"S me Tor 'h"d or Is that regular thing
There is a sawdust game. and perhaps It's played
Met mother feiier and he grabs mo by the arm
and Jerks me around and then wants quarter
for his trouble He says was on The he tunnel and and
loud better 10 and ,ss sit y Se depot It'll your
"Yes. s'i guess had There'iI be feller waiting
FOR uSs, me when f.r,i yet back
some Of Il before I started out lie tied string
TO a dollar bill In my vest pocket and pulled the
S S and oMn n0 and n % nS Sns 2:
Good-by, old chap.
80 Iona to you.''
me the string game another chsp Is going to is"rn
me the disappearance trick. Takes q hve-dollar
no nc" more n. Sort o queer psSps YOU have In ihis
strangers Ts-,s, and best love to your family"
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
IN THE HAMPTONS.

Judge Tighe. OF Brooklyn and Mrs. Drlscoll and
her family. OF Harrison-s occupying their sum-
cottages at Sag Harbor
The proceeds OF entertainment which will be
held at Southampton at the close OF the Decoration
Day observances will be set aside for the purpose
Of erecting a suitable memorial to the Southampton
soldiers and sailors who fell during the war and
who found interment here a committee will be ap-
pointed that occasion to decide upon the charac-
ter and location OF the memorial and 10 provide
ways and means to carry out the idea.
Professor Van HOuten, OF Sag Harbor. Is about 10
erect a house the site OF the old Solomon home.
stead. in Dvison-st, which was recently moved 70
the rear Of the lot.
The steamer Manhasset began making daily trips
between New-Iondon and Sag Harbor on Tuesday.
extension from Bridgehampton to Amagansett viii
begin June /.
Summer residents are beginning to arrive at East
hampton. among them the following cottagers: DR..
Everett Herrck and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
l.. Hobart, Mrs r. +. Bovine, OF Flushing: Paul
Moran, Thomas Moran. the artist; Mrs. Moran and
family, Thomas J.. Mansions, Mrs. j. a. Tyler, DR..
George Edmund Monroe and Mrs. Monroe.
L. @. Woodhouse and Mrs Woodhouse have been
In town arranging their newly completed cottage 10
Hunting Lane. Frederick Gallatin was IN town last
week. Mr. Gallatn's steam yacht Almy. OF tho
New York Yacht Club, now at Tebo's Dock. South
Brooklyn. will probably go into commission this
week. Henry A. James Is expected at Easthampton
on May 30 Mrs Marshall B. Smith. who formerly
occupied the Peck cottage. has been In town com.
peting arrangements for building new cottage
near the ocean at the east end OF the village on
one OF the lanes extending from Egypt Lane.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25

bring their first photograph and many compiled the
result was most amusing.
The new postmaster. Charles s. Ware, VIII take
possession OF the Office June l. Edward Green mas
been appointed his assistant.
Theodore Decker. of croton. recently found some
thing that rcscmbled a gold nugget while out hunt.
ing II has been examined by experts ana Is sali
to be god
The White Plains Amateur Dramatic Club VIII
give an entertainment IN the Opera House OF 'nls
place on the evening Of May 2I under the manaSe-
mcnt OF r. 4. Squir"s. OF White Plains They
viii give the play Little Toddekins. ana the
parts win be taken Ihy Miss Helen Coles Mss
Florence A. Handy. T.. u. Squircs Root Suthcr-
land Robert l. Roby jr. and Louis D. Fcrrss,
The members of Council No. g. of the j. o. I. \.
NJ. working hard TO make their lnta 'e on
Decoration Day n success They expect der;at.ons
from White Plains. P.casantvilie. Armonk BEDFORD
and Katonah .
owing TO the delay Of the city of New YORK III
paying the award for the condemned schoolhousc. I"
large amount OF interest money VIII have 10 be
raised by tax this year The Board OF Eiu,ation
has recently held 4 special meeting To dec'fc
whether the 500 requested for grading around ana
furnishing the new schoohouse shall he raised by u
direct tax by bond running for several years
The latter method is considered favorably.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25

Hail OF New-Canaan. Conn. will wed MISS '' uo'"
Riley aauytter of Mr. and Mrs william Riley Inc
ceremony will be performed In the Aso"i'
nary Methodist Episcopal churcn' a' ,ooi,od
School Commissioner W. 5. Allerton nas ~, r,
against the annexation Of a portion or oo,oY,
trct No. g. at Tuckahoc 10 DSttut ~ ,,c division
or alteration OF any school district haVinB 10 q
Indebtedness and No. has such ueo' '''
The Town Board has signed contrast ~, 70 orhellc
Waier company which agrees TO lhv yer, s,a NJ ~ v.,r
pipes furnish about iifty nre ny u'1~mn ~ lee, three
each bui.d water tower. and supply 'ee
water fountains and nn'nh'r Oh s, rbost,r for
The license fees for the town oi fsas' ,r s,orc.
iSe, ,r" Uotc.s $50; saloons. ale ana Deer S''''
Keepers. t,o druggist, szo r,,,,,oe defeat ed
The Acme nasebal; cinb. 81 Tuckaho,,' -, and
the Eclipse club. OF White iniis "s yorp.rs
will now try to ,ay ont the 'ard'HS, u. gro,n for
The Town Board has ordered col,,au. c,u
street lamps FOR Tuckahoe and l'rohNNIm' n, pronx-
\ man ploughng on the kock"'h - n,',ioon niece
vile his week turned mp a french >"Po' '
dated 1872. 1t ~ bright and adder and bucket
Bronxvllle has row a hooN' "
company. fully equipped. =. - ,,.t,so, ran against
A nnc horse belonging 10 " O. WILSON, ,"., ~, srtery
n barlel- wire fence a day or two ago. c"' u" ~
and had 10 b" Killed .or,s ,ools worth $50
.o,rmrt,y ;" I,hn Redwood and Casper frehs,'sNs
who were building a house for MI b''s"'' ~
The Rev. DR. Scudder. missionary TO- ,,oor me-
breaches in the Bronxvle Reformed '""''" ~
NJ and Mrs c. T. Smith. OF Richned spr,nsIt arr
tho g,,cs,s OF their brother. pr. j. w. S"'''" VI
Ths Rev Father Heafy of Newyork who hs WIS VS.
,,, ne ~, s,s,er Mrs George Shea. at Tuckanoe
ofiriaf,I in lmma culate Conception '""''" w
lay
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
kATONAII.

Howard Blakeslec. OF Waterbury. Conn. II visit
INK his aunt Mrs t. W. Gorham.
Lewis H. Miller has given out the contract for the
erection Of his dwelling house In New-Katonah.
II is 70 cost about $500.
Mrs j. O. Wood has rented her home. THE Ever
green's" TO &. -. Ward. OF New-York. for the
summer and intends removing TO Browstcrs. y. Y.
on account OF the absence OF the contractor, Mr.
puman who left town last week with S.0gj,
Mr. whitman, one Of the syndicate In charge OF
New katOnah, paid the men engaged IN work on
the place In full last Tuesday with the notice that
work would he suspended for thirty days II IL
undecided who Will finish the work or grading the
twenty Ave acres owned by the syndicate. The
commissioners In charge have given permission to
the people occupying the condemned houses In tho
"rrIanglc' 10 remain until further notice.
An entertainment was given In the Baptist church
at Bedford last Tuesday evening under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Fair Circle.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNSHIPS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES
NEWTOWN.


Michael English, OF Sixth-st Long Island CITY,
and his brother-ln-law John Fitzgerald OF the same
address, were held for the Grand Jury by Justice
Ingram on Tuesday In connection with the stap-
bing Of John Gearon the afternoon OF March D.
Gearon Is u collector In the employ or the rev
John Mcclure pastor OF 81. Mary's Roman Catnohc
Church. at vernon-ave and Fifth-st HIS race Is
badly dlsngured as a result OF three stap wounus'
two OF which he says inflicted by rng'isn
Father Mcclure was present at the nearing anu
testified In behalf of Gearon. ~, - -.
The principal streets Of Newtown wiz >wt,v,n So. ~,
lighted with gas and electricity. The New'u""
Gas Company has years coatract 70 sup
ply the town with twenty-candie power Iamps h az
a rate of s25 a lamp. There were several pios @ LOT
the lighting OF Grand-st. by L2Do-can@1e @ Pc Powur ,i
electric lights The Long Island CITY EecSrs s,son
Illuminating Company, with which ex-Mayos "eSS1n nro,
il Connected was the lowest bidder. put az q pio
filed against giving this COMPANY nd Inf power
tract. the offer Of the Newtown Isn. an, .ccentod
Company the next lowesy bidder, was aceep.e. t
ten years contract awarded to II AT a rare az
of sl55 a wear The directors OF this COMPANY o.,
Jacob G. smith of Habyion George D. cnorrs 4
OF Brooklyn; Francis Mckenna and rscIse
Iervs OF Maspeth The capital stock o, u, "a TO
pany Is $4,000 in 200 shares OF SGD each IL !" ~
continue fifty years
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
OYSTER BAY.

The summer cottages at Glen Cove are rapu,y Nv
ing up. Among the latest arrivals are III 'eo.e
r. Fowler, Harvey Murdoch Thomas Le"'ns'
Leonard jacob. Frederick Pratt william D""seo"'
J. IL Iadew and Charles r. Latting.
The Sea Cliff home OF the late DR. H. l.. f'cnaru
SON. of Brooklyn. sold at auction lie" oaSS
ago for 5000
4 fair will be held at the Sea GIN ehshe-hou.e
next week under the auspices OF the local )uveh"e
temple The tables will be managed by the iol'o"
ing committees: Candy. Alma Newlln Else la aes,
sail Mabel Fisher: fancy. Muriel Mingen Georgisna
smith Louisa Harrington; peanuts HarIy ATTY ovrt mr
Nostrand George Madment; fruit Matte bo,iooIi IL
Eleanor jordan. Wlileta Campbell iemohanns. n,on u'
Simonson CUssie Brengel flowers, Ceia pay.oim,. yi,
Iylia Dryton: Ice cream. Mr. Nash, Fred Pears.m
cak. Jessie and Aida Carpenter, MIS- Farrins'o'
and Mrs Treadwell. -, ,,.,r, er,, ~
c. T. Rose man. a member OF the banking oi nrin OF
Blair q Co Of New-YOrk, has rented ,aimus' me-
Downing large cottage on Ninth-ave' Sea 'iii'
for the summer. ,,. o,,, mann,
The Glen Cove Wheelmen are receiving new 10 ine,- IN
hers at every meeting and series OF runs are ue-
ing prepared Among the latest aadtonS u ss n'.s
club ar, Mr. and Mrs. Edward I; Payne', MISS
Jessie Warrington. Miss Addie Bond MISS NJ Mss M
Nontfort Mss Annie Laurie, MISS Wrignt Mss
Sandman Miss Skinner W. Il. Robinson jr;; ~ y.
Gay. Joseph Roll jr.. Lester coles ana "''''a"
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
MOUNT KISCO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Cowdln have moved from
their New-York home 10 their country place near
IRE, and intend spending the summer.
The women OF the Presbyterian Church will give
sociabic at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs Harrison T.
Siosson. Prospect Place. on Tuesday evening. May
2s AT a recent meeting Of The church call was
extended to the Rcv. A. q. Fessenden 10 become the
pastor Of tho church. Mr. Fessendep H. now assist
ant pastor OF the New-York North Presbyterian
Church OF which the Rev. y. H. Rosster IL pastor
The Epworth League held a photograph social
last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs u. y.
Horton and AZ ali who attended were requested TO
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
rpoNxyILLE AND TUCKAHOE.

The Rev. and Mrs. A. u. Meyers, OF Ncw-york
city VIII attend the monthly meeting Of the Ladies'
Missionary Society OF the fronxv'lie Reformed
church at the parsonage next Wednesday. Mr.
Never, was once pastor OF the church and his wife
organized the society
The venerable Mrs. II. iIutchns. mother OF the
Rev l. NJ Uutchlns, Of the Collegiate Church, New
York city, who IL visiting Mrs elias Dusenbery, at
Bronxvil.e fell In the hallway las' week ana JUST es
caped q severe fracture
ON wednesday. June g. at 1880 ~ M, Lewis Carroll
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
FLUSHING.

Miss Lener. daughter of Dr. B. II. Leher. 0.
Flushing knocked down George Van Nostrah"' u
No 50 FarrIngton-st.. with a bicycle on Mo"""'
morning Mr. Van Nostrand IL eighty-iour Years y,t
"iJ aud dil not hear the warning Pell on MISS
Teners wheel He was considerably shaken, o1s is
received no serious injury. MIR. Van Nosttah" 10
the father Of j. D. and c. a. S. van Nostra""'
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
POcANTICO HILLS.

The residents OF Pocantico Hills VIII have a LIB
erty pole and flag raising on Memorial Day. at
O'Clock p. m. Among fhe speakers will be ex-Judge
Noah Davis. Carl Schurx and Rufus w. Weeks. \
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25

froiGa, train and the engine OF graVei tram
came together with crash in the Long ls'ahd
Railroad yards Jamaica at O'Clock yesterday
morning. The accident was not ATTENDED py'ahy
serious results. Engineer Martin. OF the BraVei
engine was injured about the shoulders. lie was
on locomotiy. No 4s which leaving the yard
and running parallel with the freight train pushen
By a driil engine the adjoining track a poS-
cnr % the freight jumped the track and smashed
laio Aiariias locomotive tearing me sldn from ,ns
car auI the cab from the locomotive Inc pIs,oin
and driving rod of the latter were also damas1u co.
Fireman Tourney was on the footDoaru OF tns
locomotive when the collision took place. The cab
roo, was swept over him. but he escaped uhIn-
iur.d A wrecking train was sent TO the yafus
and the damaged locomotive was taken TO the
More Park repair shops. ,,,,,, =, -.,,. =.
Margaret crowley wife OF william q crowley; a
mason living az clarenceve, IA suburb or TINS
village Hes IN critical condition IN the Jama,ca
I,nerrancy Hospital. whore she WAS taken on fri-
day Her head was split open WIN = ~ ~hatshet
ami .h, has other internal injuries. Her HUSBAND
~ ,cclrd ,rp In a ce,l IN ne Town Hall on charge
~ h.iug responsible for his wifes INJURIES Two
Children OF the couple. ave ana riRht years on
r.su.ctlNcly. witnessed the attack on tne ino,ner
,ni ,ccrsrh their father of doing the cutting Mrs
rrovley th. victim. Was once a schooi-t~ocher
and much respected, Sh" ~ t"'h'y-''s"' s'""
old and good looking
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25


Th. Isllp Town Flrcmrns Association has almost
.,,n,,.,.I arrangcmcni, for the second annual
,..,,r.,n.n, which viii be held at lsy shore on
t,n. 70 The grands,and will be- erected In Fourth
,v. mar tho schoohousc and the parade In sched-
,ft ., star, al noon The Judges Will hc Chef
Edwin Bailey of the Patchogic Fire Departments
chic, Winfield Scott Ncsor, Of The lHllp depart
mDnt. and chief Charles Heartt OF the Am'S'"e
department . -
Mira Hattie B Ticehurst the WIFE or deotse -
ri..hurst a veterinary surgeon of Bay shore was
,,.,.I from the Eclectic College Of New-York
''I' y Harris. Of brooklyn. has leased the Mont
gomery mnnson at BAY Snore @ hor e h'sn sfarsd by
the clerks In the different Bay shore stores IA
nrnnosrd change which Is lndorsed by ~ per cent OF
the village re 5idcnts. =, -. a.. r,,, -, ,ha
The Sayvic Wheelmen held their nrst % run o. s s,e
season Wednesday night. The run was from Say
vilie 20 Bavpori. and from that place 70 Oakusie,
rhe start made al D. m an wl,eus, r, aom
lighted lamps over hfty members TOOK part a.oi,f
w., several Young women. The club was started
about two weeks ago, and as new "'a;p pa,s, i.o
,yi he ready to take part In the first long run Oh
the season on Decoration Day .n,.x,. prs.,
The club has elected the following oihcsrs % %tres.
dent Francis Hoag; vice e-president. {. y Ainrich;
.rcretary Frank Howell treasurer, hooe,, Menns
cantain. A. o. Albln: lieutenants. Frank Girser anu
rssnns at Bay Shore has now begun IN esrnss,
though bluelsh are not at all pehtiiu' yer No yer
we We'ms ,nore nlenfu ths year than they have ever
been before In Great south n nsy ss!nme more lively
asnsc and the following itrooklynites ana p.Nv Nsw
Yorkcs arrived on wsdnnsSaS wMnsnSser r"n D. B sanford
Mr Imss"nnr SaSs nr R@derScS. Mrs arney Williams
Colonel Frederick Martin H. g ,,ra ArmiIseM is Marche
r. s Tcwnsend Albert Young, w Il nrn,asS Hnntnsr
Allan d. Young J. T. Thompson. a. r. aI nr'as, Mrs
ti's' George r. Turnbuii. william II. wray ana Mrs
q
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SIXTEEN PAG

delegation OF the Grand Army and Sons OF Neter-
ans from Tarrytown will also be present
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25
NYACk
LONG ISLAND
STATEN ISLAND
man, Nellie Piquet Emily Koerner. and Charles
Klssam, clifford Hendrlckson and Irving Colyer
BABYLON.


The Babylon Young Mems Christian Association
has closed It's DOORS and Its furniture and fixtures
are for SALE The association owes nearly $500, ana
how to meet this deficit II a problem that the
directors endeavoring to solve The association
adequately supported. Numerous changes IN its
officers have tended to create confusion ana dis-
trust and the ending up Is not surprising to those
who have watched Its course
BROOkHAVEN.
George Francis Doyle. a popular Patchogue hotel
keeper, will marry Miss Annie T. O'Neill, daugh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. B. O'Neill. OF Islip, on Sun.
day, June q at 81. Mary's Roman Catholic Church.
East Islp. The ceremony will be performed by
Father Blbin.
The Rev. Arthur W. Byrt. who for the last i've
years has been pastor OF the Morris Park Methodist
Church. has accepted a call to the vacancy In the
Patchogus Methodist Church. by the resignation
OF the Rev. W. Il. Ferguson. who has been ap-
pointed president Of the Hackettstown IN. JD Cen
tepary institute Mr.. Byrt Is. thirty-nve years oid
He will assume his new charge on July /.
At a meeting of the Villa Improvement Society
Thursday afternoon II was voted 10 raise I'D 10 h-
demnfy the persons who attempt to incorporate
this village In they fail IL they succeed. the
expense VIII be put In the tax levy. The officers
who conduct the affairs OF the society are: Mrs l.
w. Ritch president Mrs H. T. Bayes. vice Pres.
dent: Mrs. J. J. Schryyer. secretary; Mrs NJ " B
Brewster. treasurer; Mrs. w. 7. Leek, Mrs VI, L.
Chambers and Mrs. J. l.. Darling, Auditing Conn
mttee; .M,s. l. w. Ritch Mrs; II. T Bsyles Mrs
Tuthiil Mrs Il. c. Jones. Mrs: +. T. Raynor. Mr:
Charles B. Kemer Mrs. 3. 8. Brewster. Mrs. j. w.
Lawrence and Mrs. William keimer Executive
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-25


nh. uam,s,e,d Doard OF Assessors has reduced
,he taxes "A per cent. The rate has been hxea AZ
ca cents and the sum OF $500 will he raised Tor the
various purposcs OF the village. The total vsua'on
this year Ia s9sa5Cc. an Increase over last year VI
&cG2. ,,,..., co,,.,v q, Uemos,ead are
49,, pirs cx,ensiye alterations In their church. Ih"y
cSncct to spsnd $4,000 on the work ,cr., Ns,,ora,
r ~ hempstead has resources Amounting n magsra y
D. oi 81 August Belmont is president nrssidcnt snn
~ The Atlantic Avenue Railroad IN bToohiy"' ID
cashier. ..,,o ,,y. heen nIed with the
re,arS Of state by the New York Scientific Dairy
Company Of North Hampstead which PROPOSES 10 10
conduct sensr;. Z. dsry 3 TSs directors for the hs
eap,.a, @ r s'gS navId Hayman OF New-York: Henry T.
irwombly OF Summit. ~ j.. and Robert Ma'taha
or It is eSpsced that the near fsuTs new Ss prss
byeran church WIZ be PUN ~. at society have in mind
vii REQUIRE he expenditure Of from $4,000 TO se
The REV Joseph Spssrs pa'Sr chSrcSs S % has been
"ointed chaplain OF the city insane tarh ~ Sc""a'
isIIp.
HUNTINGTON.
vrs AIIce T. Cook daughter OF the Rev. B. T.
Carter OF Huntington. Ia expected homc from
Africa In a few days. Mrs. Cook ana her huspana
went to the interior OF Africa eighteen months
ago. under tho auspices OF the United states
African Colonization Society, for the purpose or
cxpioring certain parts of tho country IN connec-
ton with It's advantages as a settlement for South
Cook to return next fall to equatorial Africa.
The Huntington High school has decided on
n"w Exercises This year At the request OF
a majority OF tho members OF the graduating CLASS
G " mna saaaS H s snS am Ss
class o. IS are Miss Kate samns' sslu,stqrian1
ss"A'S sss' Minnie ME- BSncs bssss Simpson, Annie as;.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-06-13
OLD sETTLER,s PICNIC
VIII be Held in d. G. smiths Grove
July 4. 1895. b.

VIII be Held in d. G. Smiths Grove
July 4, 1895.
at a meeting held by the officers Of
Turner County Old Settlers associa-
tion held at Office of secretary. Emiel
Brauch, Hurley, on June 18th, 1895, it
was decided to hold annual basket
picnic in D. C. Smiths grove, on July
4th, 1895, and following committees
were chosen:
On speaker-O. @. Still.
On grounds-D. g. Smith, j. S.
Griffin. j. A. Davis.
On program and music-W. H. Stod-
dard, w. r.. Wood, +. X. Berry.
On tinance-E. G. Rundell, Emiel
Brauch.
On amusements-John Smith, V. P.
Thielman, j.. I'll. Shurtletf.
Officer of the day-Zeb Stout.
1t was suggested that committee on
program and amusements make their
report in time for next issue of papers.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come with their baskets well filled and
have genuine old-time picnic.
There will be but one privilege for
stand on the grounds and that to be let
to the highest bidder. Parties desiring
to place bids for said privilege are re-
quested to place same before committee
on finance, E. Brauch or q. G. Rundell,
Hurley, S. ID.
No fakes or games of chance will be
allowed on the ground. 90. STILL,
EM1EL BRAUCH, President.
Secretary.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-06-13

i 81 t
There were 1913 teachers enrolled at
the institute Tuesday.
The Herald, Inter Ocean and Coins
Financial School, all for $3.50 until
July 1.
Prof. Smith desires the Herald to in
form those pupils who have not al
ready received their report cards that
they can get them at the postoffice by
asking Mr.. Rasmussen for them.
On his return from Boston Dean
Sheehan was accompanied by over
twenty children. for whom he has
found homes with members of his con-
gregation, most of them going to Beres-
ford and vicinity.
| The Herald editor acknowledges an
invitation to attend d banquet this
evening at the Wentworth house, Par
ker, to be given by the citizens of that
town in honor of the physicians of
South Dakota. who are holding their
annual meeting IN that city.
ANY person owing us one dollar or
more on subscription who will call and
settle the same inside OF the next two
weeks will receivesas a present the
Dakota Farmer till January 1sJ, 1896.
This is the best farm paper published.
for Dakota farmers and every farmer
and stockman should have it.
The parties who for two months had
charge of the bunch of horses collected
by John Brown last fall were in town
this week. They say that the horses
were in better condition when turned
over this spring than they were last
fall, and these parties further say they
have never received any pay for their
work and feed.
Rev. Babcock last week drove from
Hurley to Freeman, thence to Park
ston and Mitchell. coming home
through Hanson and McCook counties.
He reports the crops looking fairly
well in all sections over which he trav-
eled, but says that in Turner county,
and particularly around Hurley, he
found the best looking crops.
"Buy of those whom you would have
buy of you" is the motto of the North
western Home Trade association. and
1t is a motto which should be kept
in mind by all, for who is there that is
not dependent to some extent upon his
neighbor. This doctrine should be
carried out not only in the purchase of
goods but in the employment of labor
ers, teachers, etc.
There will be preaching at the Bap-
tist church in this city by the Rev. L.
r, Babcock next Sunday morning and
evening. The subject of both the ser
mons will be, "a Honey Deal, with
God in it," Both should be heard as
they will be so closely interlinked to-
gether. Come promptly at the hour
for opening service as promptness in
opening helps us to close promptly.