The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-04-05
HOME HAPPENINGS.

47c; No. ?, 45c,
The spring term of the public schools
commences next Monday.
Miss Maggie Young went to Frankfort,
s. D.. this week, where she vii! take
charge Of millinery store.
H. L. Priest, principal Of the Wilmot
schools is enjoying two weeks vacation
with his Grant county friends.
The green grass is becoming conspicu-
Gus. A little rain to wash the dust OIL
wouldsisnnsforcl the fields at once.
Cklds, cayseea by the sudden changes
pf'ionpernture at this season OF the year,
,nal9 Ayers CEaerry Pecsoral indispens-
ables
The family ef Mr. M. Donar moved
back from Moutevideo the frs. OF the
week and will make their home,as form
erly in Milbank.
Prank Deering Is feeling vsry proud
Just now, having had the title o: father
conferred upon him this week by the
Ashton the dentist will visit during
the mouth Of April, Wllmot, Sisseton,
Reyillo, Gary, Clear Lake and Toronto.
MNbank office openfrom Nay 1st to 18th
The merchants on Main street made
Wednesday morning cleaning up day
on the street, and put the highway in
front OF their several premises in good
shape
Mis- Ida Nazarene, the little daughter
nf Rev. Nuxarene OF Aberdeen, is the
guest Of Oracle Wood during the vaca-
tion week, and is enjoying herself with
l.er young friends in Milbank.
Tie little son Of w. B. Saunders and
the little daughter OF Il. j. Hicks, both
of whom hare been dangerously i'll for
some weeks past, We are pleaeed to state
. are now both improving, with good
prospects OF recovery.
Rev. W. IL. kaufman, the former pas
tor OF the Congregational church, has
been spending the week in the city
whore his wife has been with her par
.ents tor tho pas. month. The family
return to their home IN Northwestern
Iowa today.
It may save you time and money to be
informed that, when you need blood
purifier, Ayers sarsaparilla is the kind
most in favor with the medical profess
ion. It is the standard and, as such, the
only blood purifier admitted at the Chi
cago Worlds Fair.
Miss Mabel Kerr gave party to the
members vt her Sunday school class las,
"Wednesday afternoon in honor of the
visit OF their tcrmer class mate Ida Naza-
rene. It is needless to say TIM, the
young ladies enjoyed themselves to the
fullest limit
Little Miss kaufman, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Kaufman gave her
young friends party Wednesday after.
noon in honor OF the fact that she had
reached her third birthday, and that thl,
remark able occurrence will never hap
pen to her again.
John y. Lindberg Of Big Stone town
9hip, and one OF the early settlers, hat
moved away from his farm and lett tht
country. Mr.. Lindberg's friends tegre
this, and believe that his action wal
necessitated more through poor manage
nlent than bal intention.
j. E. Trainer at Big Stone City Depo
has a large supply Of fresh onion seet
B 1or sale, price sl.o5 per pound; alst
b aiull line Of Planet Jr' garden drills
1 sculliva.ors, etc.-also Salzers seeds y,
package or bulk.
Mrs. Somervilie, Of Sisseton, who i
= relative OF the Cochran fsmily Of Yer
Il non township, was down the first oil th'
week, and expects to make arrange
. ments TO nnove to Vernon and tax,
CHI arce OF Mr.. Cochran's family at al
early day.
a The rain went All around us last weel
without touching this immediate vicini
\ Hty, and II it holds off until the wcrk Q
& 81 seeding is accom- plishcd and then make
II good for lis delay our people will fee! =
& ss their interests had been pretty vel
eo2ked after.