The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-11-29


day morning.
G. II Thorndike, a former resident OF
Biz Stone and Ortonville, was visiting
Mlbank friends "Wednesday.
MISS Clara Saueressig, who is teaching
schoo. at Custer, Mimi, was visiting her
Milbank friends during the hanksgiying
holidays.
The next Teachers meeting at Sam
nit will be held Saturday afternoon
Dec. I4rh. All teachers in that vicinity
are invited to be present
J. L. Lockhart. commissioner of
school and public lands, has been spend
ing Z few days with his Milbank friend
and former neighhors this week
Herman Bandit, one of the extensive
| farmers of the southern par, OF the coun-
ty, vino is rejoicing ia the harvest OF a
| biz crop this year was up to the county
seat Tuesday
Miss Martin, Young lady - years Of
age, who resided IN Big Stone township
recovering from typhoid fever, was taken
with relapse and dled on the 21ih INST.
The village Of Appleton, Mimi, will
have grand opening Of it's new city
hall on Monday evening, Dec. I'd, by the
presentation Of the Damon and Pythias
drama and grand ball, under the aus
pieces Of Appleton lodge X Of P, and
for which event we acknoledge compile
ments.
DR.. j A. Freeborn, who makes q
specially of eye, ear, nose and throat,
and catarrhal diseases, will be at the
Hotel St Hubert on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
He will fit the eye with glasses on scien
tifc principles DR.. Freeborn is will
known to the people of this country, and
in the treatment OF these special diseases
can be relied upon.
County Judge Owen and wife observed
the sixteenth anniversary Of their we'd
ding Saturday evening last by inviting a
number OF their friends and neighbors
to there home for an evening OF social
enjoyment Before leaving the guests
presented their host and hostess with
very handsome easy chair with the wish
that they might enjoy many returns OF
the day.
The thank sgivlng anniversary was
quite generally observed in Mllbank oy
family and neighborly reunions, and
business was largely suspended for the
dav A good sized congregation attend
ed the union services at the Congrega
tional church, and listened TO an excel
lent sermon in keeping with the day, de
llvercd by Rev .. Williams OF the NJ b.
church
The monthly payment to the patrons
of the creamery made last week, was on
the basis OF 20 cts pound, an increase
of IL cents pound over the previous
month. This was very gratifying TO the
patrons Of the institution, many o. whom {
are already reaping substantial beneht
from this institution and the changed
methods OF farming which it is helping
to inaugurate.
A large party of the friends and neigh
bors of Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Healy came
down upon this estimable couple at their
home last evening and without warning,
took possession OF t.le premises and made
themselves at home tor thanksgiving
reunion, the day also being the anniver-
sary of Mrs. Healy's birth. 1t is need
less to say that most delightful even
ing was spent.
The Standard Oil Company has just
completed its oil shed and placed Its
large tanks in position, and has also
provided Agent Kerr with new sled
tank for delivery purposes. 1t is the IN
tention Of the company to make Milbank
headquarters for distributing to surround
ing towns, and supplying these places
by team. The routes will include Coro-
ma, Wilmot, Slss eton, Twin Brooks, Mar
vim, Big Stone City and Ortonvilie.
A number of the Revillo Good Ten
p!ars. in company Of DR.. Clark, the dis
trict deputy, will comelup from Revlllo
tomorrow Saturday evening to institute
an 10. G. r. ledge at this pace, anu
all who are interested in temperance
work are cordially invited to be present
and assist in the organization by becom-
mo charter members. The Good Fem
plars Is one Of the oldest Of the temper
ance societies, and has been OF practical
bene efit IN the spread of temperance prm-
ciples, particularly among the young