The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-02-21

James SorenSon expects to 20 10 ICES
Moines, La , to attend the National But
,ermukers convention. to be he'd there
next week.
Mrs. Jas Parker, from Orr N d., is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. +. Maynard.
Mrs Parker has been spending the win
ter al Pine Island, MINI.
Don't forget the campfire dinner at
the court house tomorrow. Dinner viii
bp Is cents. but there will be ST so
worth Of enjoyment furnished.
Mr.. Shannon, Sr., was afflicted by
pa,al, tic stroke the first of the weel
which affected one side of his body, and
from which he Is but slowly recovering.
August Borgerson came up from Far-
bault te Nv days 10 ALTERED the attach
mpn sale of goods. He was accompani
ed by Mr.. Brandvod, 10 whom he made /
an ASST .nment I
The August Borgerson stock of goods
which was advertised to he sold at anc-
ton Wednesday was sold in bulk on that
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day t" John koelle, OF Revilo, his bid
being $3.50
Mr.. Charles f. Stephens, OF Mon,evi
den, and Miss Lulu Brandt. Of Vernon
1own>h p. were marrled at the home OF
Mr.. Jerry Mcfarland, in Vernon, on the
l9ih, Rev O. Williams officiating.
County Superintendent Aldrlch has
recently provided himselt with fine new
microscope Of large magufyng power,
and number Of fine mounts oi insects
and other things which he permits MS
friends to examine.
Mr.. John f. Smith, Of Minneapolis. is
here on visit to his little daughter
!, argueret smith, who with her mother,
Mrs Catherine Smith, is visiting at tie
home Of w. W. Shook, six miles south
east from town
The old gentleman Diets, who appear
ed for awhile to be overcoming the
trouble resulting from freezing his feet
) IL month OF SO ago, is again in a more
serious condition, and it is likely that an
ampnlation will be necessary.
i Thomas Fitch commemorated the des-
. truelion OF some Of his domestic amin ais
bv inviting a number Of his friends in to
view the remains yesterday about the
noon hour, and it. is needless to say that
they took a lively interest in the affair,
Notwithstanding the extremely melan
cholv manner in which Comrade Fitch
seemed disposed TO look upon matters.
. james SGrenson. the butter maker,
received the gold medal premium which
was awarded % hlm at Huron 10y the
), State Darymens association, for the
best butter made with Wells & Richard
son butter color The inscription is
..Grand Sweepstakes 97la -Seperator
Creamery South Dakota Dairyman {
7, Con, ention-1SGG 7 On the other side
Ii is "Presented to James Sorenson the
Z. highest score with Wells & Richardson's
Butter colnr' Mr. Sorenson has also
e lust received the silver butter tester, one
/ OF the 0IlleT llaIuSOHlN IlellilHHs
ed to him at the state convention.
: Mrs. Hettie Downie tie grand ma
!, tron OF the @. f. s. starts this morn
le ing on an official visit to the chapters q
the state, expecting to include in he1
tour nearly all Of the chapters locateo
! this si.e Of the Missouri river. The edi
d tor OF this great family journal has NJ
70 hesitancy in commanding the lady 10 tht
S members of the order where she may
have occasion to stop, and trusts tha
: they will treat her with kindly consider
ation and at as early day as possipl,
return her to her family in as good con
;, dition as they received her, natural wea
and tear excepted.
,s A number of the Odd Fellows of til,
- city accompanied the District Deput,
Grand Master. w. T. Rust, to Wilmo
last Wednesday, where Nilmot lodge
!. No. 134. /. o. o. +. was instituted Will
the following elective officers: Geo. L
Richardson, n. G.; j. ]. Batterton. V
e' G Geo. Soule, r. Sec; Nels Thompson
er z. Sec: d. S. Cable, Treas Delega
tions were also present from Ortonvill
n and Browns Valley lodges. some forty 0
"a fifty visiting Odd Fellows taking part il
i the ceremonies. At midnight splen
" did banquet was provided the member
of the order at the Richardson house
10 and degree work was continued unit
m nearly daylight in the morning. A mos
ENJOYABLE time was had and Wilmo
70 Lodge starts off under the most auspi