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


the first OF the week; suffering from
quinsy, but is again able to be around
The county commissioners have been
in regular session during the week, and
adjourned yesterday.
L. G. Robinson, the popular elevator
man OF Groton, was Milbank visitor
Wednesday afternoon while on his way
home from the east.
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
does it's work thoroughly, coloring uni
form brown or black, which, when dry,
will neither rub, wash off, nor soil linen
Clerk OF Courts Prevey issued marri
age licenses this week to Martin Berg
and Emma Stenmark, both OF Summit
and 10 ,seph Ingle OF Butler, Day coun-
ty, and Augusta Sporn,,z, OF this county.
Miss Nellie Crooker, the little daugh-
ter of Conductor Croker OF Montevideo,
IS spending the vacation in the city with
her former PLAYMATE, Hazel Conright
Miss McCal!ister, MISS Morse and
Miss Windell took advantage of The
weeks vacation to make visit TO
their homes, the two former going to
Madison and the latter to Mitchell
Miss Clara Saueressig. who is teaching
in North Alban, was compelled to relin-
i qu.sh her school duties this week OWING
to i'll health. Her place was filled by
Miss Hattie Prevey during the week.
Mr.. Gotlob Oehler, OF Grant Center
returned last week from trip to his old
home in Rice county, MINI, where he
was called by misfortune that befell
his mother. who accidentally broke a
limb. As the lady is over 80 years of age
the accident is OF serious nature.
David Eastman spent a few hours in
town Monday while on his way back
to Pierre from visit to his family in
Roberts county. Mr.. Eastman expects
an appointment as deputy in the Of
flee OF Com. OF School and Public lands,
and will at an early day remove his
family to Pierre.
Stephen Deutch and family, who some
four years ago, left D.y County for Ore
gon, returned yesterday and were very
glad to ge, back. They say parties who
leave this section 70: the West will find
that instead of betterng their condition,
they will be worse off and the experiment
will be an expensive one Webster
Reporter.
The Methodist people rendered tLelr
new pastor, Rev. Z. Mclean, u reception
1T the church last Tuesday evening, and
q goodly attendance Of the friends OF the
the pastor and hrs family, and they
came, like the Greeks, bearing presents.
A social time was had and ice cream ana
cake were served as refreshments.
Dr.. Daniels returned home Tuesday
FROM trip to the Minnesota cities and
his old home 1T Northtield iD that state,
on which he was accompanied BY his
daughter Clara. While at Mortified
lie met Will Hollands and Will Cleye-
land, both OF whom are attending Carlton
college, and the former is about TO grad
uate from that institution, where his
standing Is very high.
Last week Mr.. Charles Gerber closed
up his restaurant business, greatly to
the regret OF tie patrons OF the house
Mr.. Gerber expects to remain in Mil
bank, We arc pleased to state, and wneL
the general business conditions revive so
that It will be profitable 10 do so, will
again open up the restaurant. We
trust that he will not have long to wait
J for these conditions.
! J. W. johnson shipped a car load of
hogs and cattle to St. Paul the first OF
the week. The cattle buyers state
that stock for sale is getting scarce, and
!. they can hardly bs obtained at the ad-
vanced price which is being offered for
them. One reason for this is the belief
that the projected creamery will make
cows and he,fers profitable source Of
income 10 the farm, and the reason is a
J very correct one too.
The entertainment given at the opera
house last Friday evening, bv members
! of Security lodge. A. q. Z. W.. was vel
attended by the friends OF the organiza-
ton, and the opening, closing, and init
asory work Of lodge OF the Grand Or
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