The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

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\ AqSee change in Wood Bros. Add.
"a / 4phn Schad made business trip K
Ea " FaubaY Wednesday.
ank The ladies aid society, will meet with
!. lrs. Thay or, Thursday, April %.
1.ooo AP. Lindquist returned last evening
man Um 3 business trip to the cities.
,lzac Landlord Diets is painting and reno
-, ting generally the interior of the
o11u otel.
your Il. v. Rouie, who has he'll down a
n ne Ia this office since last fall has again
oDe TO farming.
Nj. Bleser is setting good example
o. in Yc0mmenclng early to give his resi-
n :, snoe new coat Of paint.
H0e~ For che information of republicans we
llluo III state that Dr. Rose has a supply of
lcKlnley buttons, ALUMINIUM and bronze.
.Mr6Chas Aggas, of Montevideo, has
ZEN spending the week at her old ONE
@ilbank, the guest OF Mrs E. S.
Il !eaiy.
,o-o Seeding has been the order during the
: wv eek, anG on the higher or better drained
tied .nds the ground is in excellent con
,;no ition.
Henry Schafer has recently added a
Wv andsome new refrigerator with glass
3ors. to his shop furniture, the product
his own haadlWork
1 hs MI. Chs. Ellis came down from Aber
i hN ,pen yesterday to take part in the
ianker Daughter. MIR. Ellis is drill
ngaloca! cast in Aberdeen for St.
ignes Guild
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
NiA- i've = dime social at the residence Of
In,tice eoir. and Mrs. ". NJ Thomas on Tues
TARY w evening, April 2l Everybody
i oeetia1ordiaily invited VIII each one please
ring an extra penny.
Mrs. j. L. Conrght left for st. Paul
ra ist evening to select new stock of
llllinery goods. On her return she will
Il ring from DWatonna the little daughter
u, r., Elmer Configh, who has had a home
II nth her grandma Robinson until the
alters decea>e few weeks ago and the
larrlage Of her aunt Mrs Rowe
C0nductor SANDY Lyons satchel con
Aning som" 5000 was stolen from the
or Mggage car OH the west bound tram
90 donuay night. Nm keeb.er breakman
&c 'nfsued the thief and found the satcbel
WIN the silver coin about $40, intact but
1llA5 be paper money was gone Orlonyille
,1,,o sl0urnal
Atlhe creamery stockholders meeting
Sf0fh 0St 6atuiday the necessity and advisa-
= n ~ hn IL li,,,, N
dU1g another separator 10 the plant
llOI - discussed and the matter placed in
% nxnds OF tbe directors 10 make such
dQaSaDns and improvements as they may
I arlssnk advisable
i pleS ii number of street lamns have been
,;ens Mt up by private parties on Nam street.
.l!cn they intend 10 keep lighted al
T0eW individual expense. The lamps
1--n sEe Qnlte an Improvement to the street
dark night giving much needed
Aehe after the stores are closed and ad
A1ggreatly TO comfort and safety Of
Il yedostrians
" party OF Eastern Star ladies, con-
nsling OF Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. E. s.
alers adeAly and Mrs. Chas. Aggas accom-
,e0tad the Grand Matgon, Mrs. Downie,
'Il0uKlaA VISIT 70 Lois chapter at Webster
e5o' ass Iuesday A most enjoyable time
LMM0u Ly lHe NiSitOTS, VINO were royalty
dIlu ynie44ained by the members of the
Webster chapter
MtuH Rey A j. Norlhrnp, the pastor of the
Jrtonvile and Big Stone, NJ Z. churches |
3Ieeched two excellent sermons at the i
il, ~ church last Sunday. Mr. North
Is, iop1e one Of the bright young men Of
aIIs ~ minnesota conference, who is deserv-
MU heid ia high esteem by the people
NlAe foot of the lake. and was formerly
cos asoeeected with the South Dakota con
ooo tuce.
=. , AE Henry Schater wishes TO announce
uAM1olt a candidate for the Office OF the
M1e4urer of the board of education at
r E&l49chool election next week. Mr..
E110S standing as Il business man
.4a 3el known integrity recommend
~ ~ the voters of the city as a man
.t,sF FeNRill handle the funds Of the school
MxQ with fidelity and trust Worthiness
Pai'l ascted.
Ihe Blooming Valley parties who ,
~ In before Justice Pasco a few !
! u !, M43tn ago are again in trouble. Carl 5
pi'' 419p was in Wednesday with his face 4
q oaklpg AS if he had jnst come through t
~ At4Ntshiny machine and hole in the +
10 eq9 M his head. which he said had been {
Cla0eed with a wagon bolt in the hands /
IN, Dt hte son-inlaw Edward Harbard. He
. :, ase aseNs9e out a warrant for the latters ar =