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puRRANT ONCE MoRs.
nj. Ease VIII Tc Decided In About Ten
DAYS.

San FrauriEco. pec .l-What may
prove g. lr the beginning ~ the end
~ th, Durrart ease took place In the
cnnuhrt ~ the supreme court to-day.
The hri0f NJ Theodore Durrtnt was
nlpd although there will be- much dis
russion az 10 Nhoihrr h could be hlcd.
the time for 30 doing having elapsed.
iloaryer. DurHut was haally granted
"A rc-submlsgiou. Attorney General
FItLs.ruid also lied brief replying
o. the d.frndlut's counsel Durrnnt Is
roW given ten days iu which t' die "A
brisf in ryply after which the case ~
Blaneh Lamonts murderer viii be
finally decided.
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Pulling for "a Harlan,

los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 2l.-Thr hnrbor
beard held its first session todly 10 hHSr
arguments concerning the construction Uf
y ueep water harbor either at Santa no-
Mica or San Pedro. The mc"ting vas pre-
sided over by Admiral WalGer. a IT, M
her of the board. Il. q. corthell. ropIo-
sentative Of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, opened the arguments In favor of
Santa Monica. Ex-senator Colo oi this
city spoke In favor Of Santa Monlca from
a commercial standpoint. The meeting
will be continued tomorrow.
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4 Train Held In.

San Antonio. Tex. Dec. el.-The
southern Pacific westhound passenger
train was held NJ by masked men
about 200 miles west of here at 10
O'Clock last night. when about half a
mile from Comstock station three men
ordered the engineer To stop the train,
and while one stood guard at the en-
gine. the two others went through the
express car and secured about $40. The
through safe was not opened. Further
details cannot he obtained
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TO BID ON 1T.


81. Joseph, Mo. Dec. gi.-General
Manager Edwin Mcneil Of the Oregon
Railway x Navigation company. ar,
rived here to-day To attend the sale of
the st. Joseph & Grand Island railroad.
which will take place at Hastings,
Nob., on Wednesday The New York
reorganization committee arrived to-
day and have all preparations made TO
purchase the system. 1t If now said
that President Mcneil will be- an ac-
tive bidder for the road and II secured
viii build a connecting link, and with
the Union Pacific give Oregon a
through line from Portland to the Mis-
souri, river.
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BANK WRECkERs.


Denver. Dec. el-The federal jury
TINS evening returned verdict Of gull
~ against &. II. Dow. president of tho
dcfunct Commercial National bank
Sidney q. Mcelurkeu. receiving teller,
and -. T.. Miller, president NJ the MIL
lcr.Hornia Treatment company on
charges ~ misappTnprlatInE funds,
making false entries and aiding and
ab,ttiuv the same. There were l3
counts in an. Miller. through the al
legged cruokcdncss OF Dow and M,Ciur-
ken. secured loans from the bank dur
ing 1891 ana lss2 tu the amount uf Sle5,-
NNn
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Kansas Cuban s,mpa,hl,crs.

Topeka, Kan. Dee. 2l.-The largest
hail in Topeka could not hold the
crowd which gathered tonight to ex-
press sympathy for Cuba. Speeches
were made by the most prominent citi-
Zens. Resolutions were passed en-
dorsing the action of the senate foreign
affairs committee and urging Kansas
senator's and congressman To support
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Eanklkcc. H.. Dec. zi--Sherlff Eer-
nirr ~ kaukakcc county has seized
Joe FatUhvn. the famous pacing stall
Hon and A other trutung aHd pacing
horses and colts. The dttarhmcrt vas
nm favor col the Commercial National
bank and th, Chicago Title & Trust
company. as receives. anu calls for
over sli 900.
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MILES ADVICE.


BOSTON, Dee. 2l-Thr Boston safe no-
pnsit Trust company has brought suit
against II firms. and has lcNipl attach
mcnts ON each tu the sum 0f SpwAl
AGAINST several banks. holders of s"cUrt-
ties misappropriJt"l by IN" dcftultius
treasurer. Miles. Miles. In letter la winch
he confessed his dedication 10 President
Stone. stated thar " certain invest nvuts
made by him were carefully hanilc,l the
amount OF dptal l'atIpu would NOT oN1Cvd
slmOlO.
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Washington. Dec. el.-Argum"nts
were heard In the supreme court to-
day IN the proceedings OF the United
states against Joseph Il; Dunlop, pub
fisher Of the ChicaCp DsUatrh, charG-
ing hin with srrllng obsgen" litera-
tIre through thu mails. H. was SEM
fenced to imprisonment for two years
md ln naN llne % :. nnn.
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Ncw York. Dee I-A Havana CORES
pendent tel.grapbs 10 the Evening Wnld
TODAY as follows "PursUnnt To teie-
graphic Instructions from IN" navy d.
r.rtment at Madrid. Aamirai Navarro IN
saturday morning Ngr-lciiy disrtJcnr1 a
&C mmlssiou Of snrine.fs 10 ih" east 10
CO. operate Uiln the m m.iit1ry authorities
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and hurry tho barbor dcfensrs s,t san
tiHgo de- cuba and GuhntlMp. % $ Tc-
pcrted that the cuban leader. Ricardo
Truiilu leader of a nlhuslcrlug uurt.
that landed October hast, was killrd tn 4.
sbirmish a fortnight aso nraT Ma,Irl.I.
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senate Confirmation.

Washington. Dee. 2i-Among tho
combinations by the senate to-day was
benjamin Z. Ash Of Pierre. 5, b.. to he
agent Tor the Indians OF the Lower
Brule agency In South Dakota.
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Detroit. Dec. 21.-The United States
and Canada deep water commission
began joint session to-day at the
Russell house. The Canadian commits
sioners are as enthusiastic over the
project as the United States members
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BUY FRO1 US, AND SAVE
riONEY

Goods delivered to any part OF the city.
Everything exactly as represented. No
urging to buy. as the quality and prices
are so tempting as TO make Il unneces-
sary. We please our customers. That's
why we keep them. A few OF our bar
gains:
Ladies' solitaire diamond
rings. worth sl0..............s 90 and up
Ladies gold filled Watches. 10 % and up
Fades lik solid gold watches 20 10 and up
Ladies pearl mounted opera
glasses .......,................. 3 so and UP
Ladies' solid gold necklaces. % and up
Ladies' solid gold long watch
chains .......................... so and up
Ladies' rolled plate long
watch chains .........,....... 9 70 and up
Babies solid gold rlngs....... 30 and up
Boys and gents watches...... . 10 and iip
Solid silver teaspoons. per set ~ and up
Prize tickets with every purchase and
repair.
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Honest Quality With Lowest Prices

We sell lower than any other first class
house. because we buy and sell for spot
cash and import nearly all our goods.
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What Shall the Present Be?
Where Shall | Get II?
WHY, AT

We keep nothing hut first class goods.
all fresh and rich I'm quality and design.
We have something TO suit the moderate
purchaser as well as those with we'll nlled
purses. Our reputation is thoroughly
established for giving
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Consolidated April II. 1890
Late Literary Note.

Two very important facts in connec-
ton with the new era of mauazinps are
illustrated in the December tusmruoh-
tan. It's fiction Is by Stevenson the last
story written before his death. "ouida.
Sarah Grand, Zangwiil, and the te-in-
tucky realistic story, "Buttertles." Pro
badly no stronger array OF fiction has
ever been presented in any magazine
money could pot buy better. Nor has
any magazine ever had larger number
of really distingu ulshed artists engaged
upon the illustration OF a single number.
The reader might be puzzled to know
how such a number can be made at the
price Of ten cents But the magazine
lsetf affords the solution. 1t contains
139 pages OF advertising, which, as the
publishers announce, Is from $4,000 to
$4,000 more net cash advertising than
was ever before printed in any magazine,
Of any kind, and in any country. 1t
breaks the worlds record IN the publish
ing business. Moreover, the cost OF the
artists and authors who appear in this
number is divided amongst 100000 cop
les, bringing the cost per copy propor-
uonately low. The COSMOPOLITAN thinks
that the ten cent magazine, bringing, as
it does, the best in art and literature into
al classes, is an educational movemen
second IN importance only to that OF the
| public schools
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ALL OV VER.
When lie Was Confronted With Cold fiS-
ures, He Backed Out.

when He Was Confronted With Cold Zig
ures, He Backed Out.
It was a revival meeting in one of tho
colored churches in town i'll Louisiana
The preacher called upon one and an
other to lead in prayer, and Brother
Jones had been praying for couple OF
minutes, when an old man began 10
shout and clap his hands and raise =
great disturbance. One Of the deacons
went over to him and cautioned him to
keep quiet, and he restrained himself
70. the next three or four minutes. Then
Brother Williams was called upon, and
he had scarcely begun when the old
man rose up and shouted:
'Bress de Law9, but | can't hole my
self back when / hear Brudder Williams
akin TO be forgiven fur his sinful ways.
He was cautioned again and sat down
and restrained himself to Oh occasional
"Amen 20 but when Sister Brown be-
gan to plead that all sinful white folks
might turn from the error Of their ways
the old man broke loose and boiled over.
One Of the deacCns took him by the arm
and led him outdoors and down the
street piece and was about to leave
him. when Uncle Reuben asked
"Roy, what yo' dun fussin wild me
fur
"Too much noise, uncle" was the
reply.
"Doan' belong to dat church?'
"Yo does.
us it agin de rules Of de church to
cit excited an shout fur de blessed cause
Of religun:"
.No, sab =
docs 20 find it anywkar in dc b
bic dat l can t shout ilr de salVashun
o. einners?'
"No, sab. =
''Den what 20 dun pull me out yere
fur
"Kase wo's got to draw dc lire, IN
Gle Reubtn. =
"Wh.t line?:'
DE line on pew rent. Io' is OWN
dis church bout So, coo pew ront, Uncle
Reuben, an de disconsistency @ yo'r
standin up an shoutin looks SO previous
| dat de deacons hes conceded to dlscon
meet 20 an rnn de risk O. all de white
folks bein burned up with fab an brl1n-
stunt
He turned on his heels and entered
the meeting house, and after gazing at
the building fer two or three minutes
in silence the old man slowly observed
dat eands me UP wid de Methodist
religun, an drives me plumb into &c
arms O de Baptis church to owe so, ,o0C
pew rent !'--Life.
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Farmers Institute

Following is the program of the farm
ers institute TO be held in Mlbank,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Jan
10th, 10th and l7th
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 10TH.
loo to . 100, Injurious Insects, Goph
ers, Ground Squirrels and other farm
pests; followed by general discussion
with question box Prof. McLaren.
900 to 800, Trees for Shelter and
Lumber i Prof. Hansen
300 TO 400. Problem of Typhoid Fever
in Country DISTRICTS Prof. McLaren,
100 TO 500, Field Corn and its Substi
tutes Prot McLaren.
EvENING
80, My Trip to the Gardens OF Scan
dnava. Russia and Western Europe
Prof. Hansen.
THURSDAY, JAN. l6TH.
100 to 2 90, Economy on the Farm
Prot Phillips
200 10 4 90. Sheep and Sheep Raising.
MIR. Edmund Cook, Wilmot.
4 90 to 800 Silo and Ensilage Prof.
Phillips.
EVENING
700, The Garden and Small Fruits =
Prof. Phillips.
General Discussion on the above.
FRIDAY, JAN. 18th (DAlRY DAY.)
1000 o'clock, Care of Dairy Cows. :
Prof. Trueman.
General Discussion of the Dairy.
| 100 to 300. Diseases of Dairy Cows
and Treatment. Prof. Cormack.
| Discussion OF the Problems of the
! Diseases which threaten South Dakota
DR.. Hicks.
200, Babcock Test in buying milk &C.
cording to Butter Content.
00, Practical Illustrations of the ust
OF the Babcock Test and Centrifugal
Separator or-Prof. Trueman
It is earnestly hoped that every on
will come TO the Institute iull OF ques
tons upon topics about which they wis
to know, and ready to respond to ques
tions about which they have knowledge
1t would be unfair to the professors I
put all the work upon them Every at
tendant upon the Institute, who has a
idea Of value. should come with the il
ten,ion of lmparting his knowledge t
others.
Ii YOU desire information upon an
subject further than given by the leetuI
er. don't be afraid to ask
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Marriage and Dem monee;2a.ion.

Senator stewart's calamity vail to
the effect that the decentralization of
silver had resulted IN d decline and fail
OF matrlmony is pnnctuTed BY Clerk Eird
Of the marriage license bureau, who
shows that business III the conubial
line is booming. The senator has sol his
cart before his horse. It is matrimony
that is demonetizing the people. Phil
adelphia Record.
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May Require Heroic Treatment.

Whatever is attempted should be en-
tered upon fully approaching the fact
that by careless, easy descent we have
reached a dangerous depth, and that
our ascent will not be accomplished
without laborious toll and struggle.
We shall be wise if we realize that we
are financially i'll, and that our restora-
tion to health may require heroic treat
ment and unpleasant remedies. From
President Cleveland's Message.
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office Dny on Monday.

On account OF the numerous Teachers
meetings held on Saturdays, my Office
day hereafter will be Monday. On that
day Of each week | Will he at my Office
IN the court house at Milbank
IRWIN ID. ALDRICH,
CO. Supt. Of Schools
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All That win Circulate.

The people have il their pockets all
the silver that Will circulate, and We
have, counted as cash silver III the
treasury, $513, O0Q, coo, or nearly 5, 900
tons. That is the way we have demon
etized' silver. --Murat Halstead.
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Chas Eetcher is putting up an add
ton to the rear OF his lumber office.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Truran has been quite III, but Is
now recovering.
Miss Grace Roberts, of Aiban, was en-
joving "a visit with nrs. +. S. ilea|y the
first of the week
The ladies' aid society will meet with
Mrs Rodgers, Thursday, Jan. 10th, at
| Watson, the timer can put up your
cave spouts. Now is a good time TO
| leave your order for this work
Miss Mary Won Wald, assistant post
mistress at Big Stone City, enjoyed a
short visit with her parents III Grant
Center Wednesday.
LIS W w. Downie was called to
Morristown, Mimi by telegram yester-
day, announcing the serious illness OF her
mother.
The quarterly conference Of the n. r.
! church will be held Friday Jan. 18th
Preaching Saturday and Sunday by the
presiding elder, W M. Springer.
The ladies of the Degree OF Honor give
@ literary ard musical entertainment ut
the A o. t. w. hall this evening to
which the public are invited.
The family of Henry Schater are en-
joying visit from Mrs Schaier's father,
who comes from St. Paul, and who will
remain with the family this winter.
Elbrdge Healy, OF Lura, who has been
home on Christmas vacation, returned
to Minneapolis yesterday, where he is at
tending the law department Of the state
university.
Miss Jennie f Noting, who is known
to many Of our Grant county people.
was married at Sauk Center on Dec. 3lst,
to Horatia jenkins. She now lives at
Ada, MINI.
The little babe of Mrs. l.. H. Bentley
has been quite seriously i'll ana Mrs. ID.
f, Taylor Mrs. Bentley's mother is down
from Webster. assisting in the care OF
the child
Mrs W Q. Craig entertained IA mum
Der 0 Young friends Thursday evenin.
o. last week, in honor of her sister, Mis-:
Leen, who returned to her home a
Montevideo, Saturday.
The Aug Borgerson Clothing store
was taken possession Of by the sheriff the
pers gotten out by the firm of Finch, Nar
slyck. Young 4 Co. of St Paul, Tor ;
claim Of Sl,2l0.
The Milbank roller mill has CLOSED
down and J d. Burkhard. the -four anc
feed man has purchased OF Mr. Keatch
er the entire stock of flour, bran, shorts
etc. and will offer the same for sale a
: prices to suit the purchasers
Mr.. J G. Wo, & left Wednesday mornn!
tor Minneapolis, where he Joins the Gate
excursion party to Mexico. for visit t,
all the principal places Of interest in fha
tropical land, and number Of points il
the southern states. The trip will con
!, sume some five or six weeks
il Mir +. ". Taylor, the young lawye
. of Webster. who is we'll known 10 man,
Of our people, was married 10 Miss Mar
il stenerson, at Menomlnee Wis, on tn
n lst inst. Mr. Taylor with his brld
stopped over IN Milhanl> last Ffida
while on his way TO his home in Webster
fhe city papers ire printing a list 0
the names of the defenders of For
Rldgeley, to he placed upon the monu
ment erected on that battle field
Among the names is that Of n J. Low
\ THAN. who was a private in 60. &, Tlft
- Minnesota infantry.
DR. FreebOrn the specialist in throa
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ODD Fellows ln>eaIlaiiOn.

Sylvan Lodge |. @. O. +. installed Of
ticers last Tuesday evening. Following
are the new officers:
n. &C.. W. Prevey
Y. G M B. Baird
Sec. Geo. 5. Rix
Ward - NJ. Pasco
Cond-W W. Downie
II. S. s.-E. Emanuel
L. S. s.-N J Carriek
r. S. n CO. w An,leman
LIS. y. G.-J D Burkhardt
l. CIV. ]. Baxter
O. L. Farnham
Harmony Rebekah lodge also installed
officers as follows:
\. q Mrs w. f. Rust
Y. G.-Miss Minnie Esterly
Sec.-Mrs IIe,tie DoWnle
Treas-Mrs j D. Burkhardt
Ward-Nllss Della Bosworlh
Cond Mrs. c. W. Prevey
Chap Miss Jose Fanset
r. $. n. CO w Antelman
L. s. n. c. Mrs. @. ". Antleman
K. S. Y. G.-S. NJ. pasco
L. S. Y. CIV. W. Downie
l G.-Mls. Ed johnson
| @. G. Mr. G. Nitllestadt.
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Milk Cans.

With the starting up of several new
creamerles there will be great demand
for cans TO avoid delay and annoyance
send III your orders early.
J M WATSON.
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advertised letter List

Letters remaining unealled for IN tie
Milbank Post Office Jan. 8, 1896.
Dsvine p T. Hanks Miss trace
Ieue- II Ludlam
kraae Geo. Rohlnson Noble
Schaier L. smith Frank "
Wakefield Edith
II calling for any Of the above please
say advertised and give date OF adSer
tisement 1t not called for in fifteen
DAYS Will be sent uo dead letter Office
GEO c. NIDDLEBPook. p. NJ.
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Ortonvllle held its city election last
Monday with the following result.
President-P. Clark
Trustees n. L. Lang, T. w. San
born, c. E. Mogren.
Recorder Theodore harrington.
Treasurer-N Ct. Anderson
Municipal Judge r G.. Darlington
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Immigration Convention

The immigration meeting to be held
at Mitchell Jan 18th and 10th is for the
purpose Of organizing a permanent state
immigration ASSOCIATION. The invitation
circular says:
Soaae Of the hest speakers in the state
Will be present, and We expect one or
more Of our Con ngressmen. Representa-
tlves from Iowa. Minnesota and North
Dakota have accepted invitation to
make suitable addresses at this time,
thus assuring everyone OF pleasant as
we'll as profitable time. You are urged
To do all You can to help make a success
Of this gathering There has been. the
past few years. a wave OF immigration
south and to The coast, and the next move
ment should be northwest. and Will be II
We properly advertise our resources.
The basis OF representation will be
tive delegates tor all towns or cities with
Il population of LOCO or less; ten dele
gates Tor cities of 900 or more; same TO
be appointed by the Mayors OF the
said towns or cities. Two delegates
from each County appointed by the
! Commissioners Two delegates from
! each Commercial Club or Board Of
| Trade. to he appointed by their respec-
tive Presidents All State officials TO be
delegates at large, and entitled to a seat
in the convention.
"Presldent Cleveland believes in large
/ importatlons at thu lowest cost, without
regard to the industries and labor Of oul
countrymen. while | believe in a careful
1 discrimination, and the imposition O.
such duties on articles that compete
with home productions as will diversif,
our employments and protect and fostel
4 impariially all industries in farm, WORK
shop. or mlne. the forest or the sea.
| have not been satisfied with any tariff
law made during my public life, though
/ | have shared in framing many. ! pre-
fer \ law that will impartially protec
and encourage all home industries, All,
regard the Mckinley law as intinitel,
better than the Wilson law. which, | be
lieve, IS the cause OF all the evils which
we now encounter by adverse balance o
trade, by e1porLation Of gold, and de
rangement Of our monetary system. IT,
Senator John Sherman's recent speech
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Humphrey G. A. r. Post and Relief
Corps had Joint installation of officers
yesterday as follows:
HUMPHREY POST
Com. "A. S. Young
S. Wv. G. Mcpherson
j. w. II. Johslyn
Chap -Th' S Fitch
9. NJ R T Rodgers
q. DIV w. Mount
O. G.-H. +. Abbott
Sur. : II. II. Read
Adj C. c. Stearns
s. NJ j. S. Bryant
q. S.-H II. Read.
HUMPHREY RELIEF CORPS.
Pres. Mrs. r. Fitch
S. V.-Mrs. w. W. Mount
j V.-Mrs. s. Nixon
G Mrs. IL Fl. Reed
A. G.-Miss Della Bosworth
Chap Mrs w. G Mcpherson
Sec.-Mrs. j. Bosworth
Treas Mrs L. L. Conright.
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The creamery receipts of milk are
constantly increasing, over lO,OOO lbs.
having been taken in Tuesday, tie larg-
est amount received in one day since
the opening OF the creamery, The mana
gers are considering the I'd disability OF
receiving milk every day, as the cream
cry is unable to handle the receipts with
out keeping the patrons waiting too long
with the present system of receiving
every other dav, and We understand that
commencing next week milk will be
taken III every day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-01-10

E.s r. her Chapter No 70 Stated meet
inea second and Fourth Monday Of each
tn at ,tasanie ball
MRs. HETTIE DONNIE, " N
rs. Z 8 HEALY, Sec.
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F. & MiLBASk LODGE No 20.
: Stated meetings at Masonic Hall. on
i Thurstia evening of each month Visiting
hren ase cordially invited 10 attend
: EckEE sec. Z. EAANUEI, w NJ
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-01-10

DR.. Freeborn, the specialist III throat
eye. ear and nose diseases will be in Mil
bank, Thursday, Jan. 10th.
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SOCIETIES.
NJ iIIBANk X

,OYAI ARCH MAS0NS, MILBANk X
u Cbapter No - Stated conyocatlons sec,
and fourth Thursday Of each month, at ! &c
N. Visi my companions cordially invited
h u ELY, High Priest
B. SAUNDERS, Sec.
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90 F-sYLNAN LODGE No. II
- Meets every Tuesday evening AT Schnfer $
VI Wishing brethren cordially invited
+ PItfsVEY See. C.J. CARRIck, y G
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Ashton the Dentist will be away from
his Milbank office after January 18th uE.
I'll the 9th. At Revillo January 18th.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-01-10

Go to Eriandson & johnson for
Coon Skin coats VIII be sold regard
less Of cost, come soon 10 avoid the
rush. If
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-01-10

OF r Banner Lodge No. Il meets every
s. "Wednesday evening in Woods hali
4 Il. BENEDICT, /. 6.
IF. LINDQut>T. K Of r. & :
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-01-10

Forty pounds Of oat meal tor a
dollar at
If ERI.ASDsoN & JoHNsoN's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-01-10

\ INEGREE OF HONOR Protection Lo9ge.
meets in 4. O. L. ". hail Irst aud third
MredAy each month
MRs G. BARNEY, G. Of II.
dIGs IDA TuhYER, Rec.