The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-14
Good light double harness for sale

aon q johnson in exchange for -four
and feed
The family of Frank Deering the line
man, left for their new home at Harvey
n. d., where Mr.. Deering is now
working.
John A. Munro OF Wilmot and f. w.
Ihorndike OF Bigs,one, two of the old
guards Ia the early days of Bigstone were
in town Wednesday talking over old
times.
Mrs. Il. Brockman of Big Stone ac-
companied by Mr.. Brockman's sister,
Mrs, Engle, of Enderln N. d. came up
and spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Wasem.
IL. II. Neuenberg, OF Olivia, MINI.
came up on the Odd Fellows outing ex
cursion last week, and spent day with
his brother John Neuenberg Of Twin
Brooks.
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The school teachers have taken posses
sion OF the Big Stone lake assembly
grounds and are enjoying the institute to
the fullest extent. They were going
through Milbank on their way all day
Monday.
Edmund Cook, the Wllmot merchant and
sheep man tarried in town Monday, while
on his way to Mitchell to attend the
state meeting OF the sheep breeders as
sociatlon at that place.
Mrs. Christopher Anderson who lives
on the north side OF the railroad track
had the misfortune last Saturday even
TO fall down the cellar stairs and wss
quite seriously injured.
Mr.. Malsed, mother of John Malsed
OF Corona and Mrs. Louis Hebert, was
enjoying short visit last week with her
friends in this locality, returning to her
home the first of the week.
The two little Larned girls, one of
whom has been living with friends in
st Paul. and the other with friends In
Flandreau, are visiting their uncle Tho's
Fl.ch and enjoying reunion with their
brothers, Burt and Roy.
The chlldren's day exer cises at the NJ
E. church Sunday evening entitled the
Golden Gate was one OF the best
things OF this character that has been
presented for long time, and great
credit Is due the young people OF the
Sunday School and those who assisted
them for the ad mirable manner in which
the exercises were presented.
The Odd Fellows outing at the as
sembly grounds last week Was Q very
successful and pleasant affair. lhe
feature OF the occasion was an ADDRESS
on Odd Fellowship by Rev. McAllls'er
az st. Pau, which was most enthusiae-
tically spoken Of by all attending. A
permanent organization ior the purpose
OF securing and making arrangements
~ an outing OF similar character an
nually was perfected.
M1lbank has no ause to complain VI
representation in the grand oodies oi ll'e
several secret orders IN the s1a1e.
BESIDES those already announced, Mr.
+ J. Benedict was appointed granu ~
side guard at the late meeting OF Tue
nrona LODGE at Chamberlain, which he
and Sheriff Williams attended as oeie-
cates from Banner lodge Of TINS piace.
nrs q w. Antelman, who was deie-
gate to the state meeting Of the v. y -
was also honored by an election as Que
- "a axecntiye committee IN that pouy.
As previously announced Judge = =.
/ ndrevs viii ill the NJ. Z. pulpit IN thls
c;,v mex, Sunday evening at the usuai
honr for worship. The lecture : Gu
,it,ea THE Wedding Garment, ahu =
spoken Of in the highest terms ~ 'ue
nress where The Judge has delivered =
occupying the responsible pos''lon nc
,aas whsre he is called upon daily %
Jac,a,e tho Jaw Of the state, i VIII De
natter of special interest to our feop'e
No. aau l,doe Andrews eSpaund that
hirher and greater law Of love- aTss pro, =,
claimed by the son # the carpenter ~
1nda, and whloh oyershadovs all o'hef
tn;nrs in a mans lite when It Is once
recognized.