The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-01-03
MILBANK, S. D., FRIDAY, JAN. 3, 1896.

Profs. Phillips, Hanson and Trueman,
OF Brookings will be in Mi1bank, Insti
tute week.
Conductor SANDY Lyons brought up
his two sons with HIM on his trip the
first OF the week.
w, G. Mcpherson will supply soft
water by the tank or barrel to all who
give him their orders.
DR.. Freeborn, the specialist in throat,
eye, ear and nose diseases will be in Mil
bank, Thursday, an. l6:h.
Ashton The Dentist will he away from
his Milbank Office after January l2'h un-
til the 9th. at Revillo January 18th.
Roy Fairchild, whose parents now live
in Aberdeen, has been visiting his school
friends and comrades in Mibank the
past week, while staying with Master
Irving Ely.
A union temperance service was held
at The NJ f. church last Sunday even
ing under the auspices of the w. G.. T. u.
A very excellent address was made by
Rev Williams and was listened TO alten-
lively by large audience.
The Milbank roller mill has closed
down and j. d. Burkhard. the -four and
teed man. has purchased OF Mr. Kealch-
er the entire stock of flour, bran, shorts,
etc, and will offer the same for sale at
prices To suit the purchasers.
We hope none ut the readers of the
HERALD-ADvANcE will forget the dates
upon which the Institute Will be held,
jan. 10Th, 10Th and l7lh. Please not only
remember il yourself but tell all your
neighbors. Look out for program in
paper next week
Mr.. Len Williams, one Of the old con-
ductors on tie II s. d., but now engag-
ed on th. Minneapolis & ST Louis, and
living in MINNEAPOLIS, spent day or two
In town the first OF the week. Mrs
Williams il also making visit to her
fathers home in M,lbank.
Mr.. A. g. Peterson, who conduc ted
the wagon shop at the rear OF Cannon &
Heal. 8 blacksmith shop few years ago,
but removed to Roberts county at the
opening Of the reservation, has again
come back 10 his old shop in Milbank.
He wants 10 rent farm near town for
his son TO work.
Ashton the Dentist takes much pleas
ure in announcing that he has engaged
DR.. s. f. Gibson Of ST. Paul TO assist him
for the year 1896. DIR. Gibson has the
reputation OF being the best mechanical
dentist in the twin cities His crown
and bridge work is unexcelled and his
make Of artificial teeth are unsurpassed.
The Misses Acl,sa and Ada Wisemsn
we're among those who attended the
meeting OF the state educational associa-
lion last week at Aberdeen. All the
teachers and others who we're in atten-
dance from here speak Of the meeting
No mos, enjoyable and instructive gath.
ering. Nearly 400 teachers aud educators
were in attendance. The next annual
meeting will be held at Vermillion.
A splendid stereopticon exhibition
under charge OF Major E. r. Cressy is
promised for the Goth, 2lst and 22d OF
this month, presenting views of Wash
ington city on the first evening, and
selected views Of The Worlds Fair and
the Battle OF Chickamauoua on the fol
lowing evenings. Mr.. Cressy is 4. A.
r man, and was member of the Sec-
ond Minnesota and participant in the
great battle which he presents.
MISS Jewell, a young lady from the
Falls, was in the city last Friday, having
come up 10 take the Ave Kottwitz child
rem to the home. Kottwltz is the man
who is in the county Jail charged with
causing Lis wife's death by kicking her
and who is awaiting the circuit court
for trial. Besides the five children men-
toned there are three or four others
from Grant county now in the home.
The members OF Security Lodge, A. O.
U. W., are making preparations for
grand time on the 18th INST, when they
will entertain Past Grand Master H. G..
Sessions, Of Aberdeen. wh2 will be pres
ent to take charge of the initiation Of
some 25 or 26 candidates who will re-
ceive the degrees on that occasion. Mr..