The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-03-08


Everybody invited.
The ice house on the Bee hive property
on Main street is being repaired and fill
ed with ice. The work being donated by
farmers and Others interested in the es
tablishment OF the creamery.
In order TO secure the most careful IN
vestigation of needy cases and Just ex
pendture OF the Charity Fuhu, the Relief
Committee have organized, and adopted
rules to govern the distribution of funds
placed in their hands, with q A. Wood,
as chairman, VIM. VI Thomas, secretary,
Emil johnson, treasurer.
The members of Security Ledge of
\. Q. L. W., are making preparations
f)r public exhibition Of the initiation
of candidate, to be given on the 22d. at
the opera house. The boys say that they
will make the initiation an interesting
event, which no one can afford to miss
seeing, whether they belong to any OF
the fraternai orders or not
Mr.. John Stevenson former Big
Stone citizen, in a private letter from
Oshkosh, Wis, among other things says
that he is pleased to see the creamery
matter being taken up by the farmers
here, as it has proved SO helpful in other
communities, and he tenders assistance
in the matter. The Bigstone neigAbors
of George Stevenson may also be inter
ested to know that the family are doing
we'll and that George has another son.
Mr. Hutchinson, the manager of the
Hutchinson concert company, that gave
an intertainment here the first OF the
week, is an Old acquaintance and former
neighbor OF JAS. Kerr, when living in the
town OF Hutchinson in Minnesota, the
town having been named after the father
! of that gentleman who was one Of the
pioneers in that locality. The father OF
the present manager was also a musical
genius who came OF family OF singers,
and made many concert tours through
the country.
The concert given at tue Congrega-
tional church last Friday e.enng was
greeted with crowded house. The
cause Tor which The concert was given
was Il most worthy one-the funds 60
| ing to the relief committee OF the city
and this was no doubt 4 great attraction,
but those attending enjoyed the benefit
OF an evening OF solid entertainment as
vol rs having contributed to good
cause The different numbers OF the
program we're all well rendered and re-
ceived hearty applause. The door re-
ceipts amounted to between $40 and $50
The Hutchinson Concert given at the
Congregational church Monday evening
was one Of the most enjoyable musical
treats The people OF Mlibank have had
tor long time. The company filled in an
hour and halt full to overlooking with
III usc that delights the average citizen
who may not be skilled in operate flights,
but who can enjoy and appreciate a
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enumeration appeals 10 the heart as we'll
as the ear for recognition. The old time
songs negro melodies, and u number of
solos we're rendered in manner to cap
tivate the audience and receive en-
thusastic applause. The company is
we'll worthy ot patronage and gave 4
most delightful entertainment.
The following persons presented them
selves at the quarterly teachers examlna-
tion held by Supt. Aldrich at the court
house last Friday: Misses Blanche Kim
ball, Nellie Cleveland, Aimee Cleveland,
Emma Brockman, Clara Reeve, Hullan
Moander. Eta L. Farnham. Clara NJ.
Ihirsk, Katharine Hoeltgen, HELEN 81.
Buzzell, Pearl r. Talcott, Gertrude Palm
or, Maggie Black, Bertha NJ Bullard,
Lola M. Burman, Marguerite Y. Funk,
Lizzie A. Rehnke, Ruth Pament. Josie
Roberts, Ethel Medium, Zel!a Hayens,
Gertle Austin, Mrs. Alice Spanton,
Messrs G. J. Farmer John Corskie,
Emuel Foreman, G.. H. Sizes, G. L.
Stiles, John II. Kinch, Bert +. Kinney,
Edward IL. Kahl, VIM. II. Pament, John
Stanford, S. Dillman, Willord Austin,
Guss Hart and William Lindbers.
Or the thirty-seven named twenty four
have had no experience in teaching
Snpt Aldrich is busiy engaged this week
in rounding up the scattered gems OF
knowledge lett by these young people
j and branding them with his Official blue