The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-02-08
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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Wheat -Thuysday- No. l Northern
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Messrs. A. w. Movius and A. Hoipke-
meier, Of Bisstone, were up attending to
business at the county seat Monday.
HI Laymen writes from Minneapolis
that his little daughter has been quite
/ seriously y Ill during the past few weeks.
N Miss Nina Fanset has Just concluded
la successful term OF school at he
lBeardslev district in Twin Brooks town
ship.
Every house where there are young
children should be supplied with Aver s
n Pectoral. In Group, it gives immediate
relief.
Rev. j. Haigh, OF Sioux Falls, having
i, accepted the call Of the Congregational
y church, regular services will be resum-
ed Sunday, Feb. 10th
A business meeting of the ladies aid
society Will be held at Mrs. C. Z. Daniels,
Tuesday, Feb. IL, at 2 p. M al
/, members are reque.ed to be present
Mr. Gotlob 0ehler and l.. Won Wald
OF Grant Center went to Bigstone We'd
nesday to attend the funeral Of Rev.
Rendering which took place on that
day.
The Epworth League gives dime
~ III anNial This avApinu ut thn En1lar farm
just east of town. Those intending 10 20
will meet at the church at 7;30 o'clock,
where teams will be provided
~ South Dakota is not alone in the en-
: W joyment OF the present cold snap, as
the telegram announces that it extends
pretty we'll all over the country and
Europe has also had a touch of it,
| HI Mr.. A. NJ McCallister, of Madison, S.
D.. who is travelling for hardware com
!. pany, managed to make Mi!bank on his
!, route last Saturday, and spent Sunday
laA with his daughter, who is one OF the
teachers IN the public school here.
Presiding Elder Oertley OF the German
Evangelical church after holding quar-
- terly meeting at the Alban church last
Sunday, preached in English in the NJ .
=. church in the city in the evening.
eil A private letter from Elmer Camp to
one of his young friends in the city, states
that he has quit the printing business
and has purchased an interest in a steam
laundry ia Waukesha, whore he is liv-
ing.
County Judge Owen received word
= Saturday from Gee J johnson, OF Troy,
that his sister, Mrs. Clara E. Mltwer, of
M that township was insane, and request
ing an examination before the board of
n' insanity
The County Commissioners have adop-
Noted q rule to grant no more aid except
after the town board OF the town where
III laid Is asked has carefully looked into the
: merits of the case and recommended
- assistance.
ssThe worst storm of the season" came
down upon US this week, the wind start
ling In from the southeast Tuesday night
and the following morning switched
round to the northwest, blowing back
the same wind few degrees colder.
T Anton Gomstad, the shoe man left for
his new home at Waseca, Mimi, on
Tuesday, having shipped his goods and
nl houeehod furniture via Revillo and the
Ne st. L. road last week. Lyle Brad
ford, who has been assisting him in the
store will continue with him after visit
ia day or two in ST. Paul.
NThe wife Of Mr. G. Yenney who formerly
resided near Milbanl, died on the 28th
ult., at Wernersyille, Pa. The desceased
VI lady leaves besides her husband, the fol-
lowing children; Mrs. Annie D. OeAler
Of Re aiding, Pa, VIM. H., Of Woodbury.
Nj. Eben OF Walters Park, Pa, Rev.
Fred c.. OF Litchfeld, Neb.,, and Albert
~ Tenary OF this county.