The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-01-24
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A. D. DIETS
HOME HAPPENINGS.

SEQ what Henry schater has to say in
lother column
The ladies, Of the Aid Society are
'eparing for an Easter Sale.
A farntr institute wi be held at Re-
10 on tho 29tn and 3Oth inst
The Ladies Aid Society. will meet with
70. Kern, Thursday Jan. 80
a n.'he W. &. r. U. will meet with Mrs.
4 sssE3yey on Theslay afternoon, Jan. 2Sth
JUls3'5ssss. ,,s'"sx' T,"sx .,,o b. ,,..
the vicinity Of Conde, this state re-
rned home the first of 'ne week.
joe Anderson lett Wednesday night
+ Harvey, N D., where he will accept
position rs line repairer on the 500
Inc.
meeting hSs been called for Satnr.
" February Isl . o'clock ut the
ourt House 10 organlz- u Farmers
!ub.
George johnson, OF Troy, was brou ght
Tor examination by the insanity
Oard this week, and was adiulged in
me.
a telegram TO the city papers last
Rturdav stated thai Aug Borgrrson. of
aribA 0lt made an assignment OF his
uyineBs in that city.
par Mr.. and Mrs. J oselh Faust started
- eslerday morning Tor ,l-ir oid hone al
a- Iake Civ, alnn., where they expect to
= lsit TOR IL number OF works
Mr..M. +. FosSum, the boot and hoe
u lak6r, torner.y in The rear Of q. -.
Il Iark's building, has moved lis shop in
4 Q the building opposite Emanuel's fur
y iture store
= Mrs. Aug Fraipon,, wife Of OF OF the
-~' ell Known residents OF Melrose, died
,nr st week having been in declining
oSh .alth + some time. The funeral &C.
Tired Monday.
=. w. Ant1lmal is rearranging aud
!, ling his slafnrss building Tor tae
-- acing OF acamplee stock oil boots and
IsOes which he intends TO carry with his
ITEsh her business.
r. w. Thorndike OF Big Stone City,
''u. me up to Mlibauk the first OF The week
~ ~.eA'~ look over the creamery plant and in
"'.as'vieW the butter maker Sornson, as 10
! 80. aclilnery, the people Ut Big Stone City
enulng To put IN plant at that
ICE.
The Benevolent Society Of the Conyre-
tiOnal church will give a dime social
ID recognition party al The residence Of
and Mrs L. y. Ely Tuesday evening,
q. lS. Come everybody and brin.
ur picture, taken in childhood and
ruth, both gentlemen and aides.
III Mr. John Truran received word Sun
y of the death Of his father at the
me IN Shulsberg, Wis lhe deceas-
WAS 73 years OF age, and vi be re-
1T1embered by some OF our people rs hav-
NJ been on visit to John year or SO
o. Mr.. Truran left for Wisconsin
lnday night.
Messrs B. f. Harm gton, John Stein.
of sh Owens, Chas. Peterson and j. d.
adusnull, being committee OF citizen from
Ing saubay and vicinity visited The cream
y last Wednesday. The people of
faubay are thoroughly in earnest in the
N!teamery matter and after looking over
70 Mllbank creamery are convinced OF |
lsAle advantage aud profits To be reaped |
gary change in methods OF farming and
ent home with the conviction that I
,va'f aubay should have creamery.
on Ihe stereoptlcon entertainments given
: 'ss,n Mr.. E. I. Cressey Monday, Tuesday
40 "Wednesday evenings were the finest
.Waa anything in that line ever given in
- ilbank, and were thoroughly appreci-
!, .. % by the large attendance. The
:. A:tures and descriptions Of the scenes
= - eseOted were of a most interesting
'p' aracter, and the stereopticon brings
spictures out in powerful light The
ople OF Milbank can heartily recon-
loal',nd Mr.. Cressey's entertainment.