The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-11-26

''i VI . lOuf ana reed
store.
The cheapest place in town to
buy glass for your windows and
storm windows is at Schnabel's
furniture store.
John Burkhardt, the flour and
feed man, has again been mum
bered with the sick this week,
but is now improving.
". t. Burton of st. Paul, gen
eral agent Of the Masonic Equit-
able Accident association, was
soliciting membership for his
association the first of the week.
Mr.. Parker, brother-in law of
Mrs. Maynard, who has been
visiting the latter for the past
week or two, goes to Pine Island
this week to visit friends at that
place.
A number Of the members Of
Banner Lodge, No. 81, K. Of P,
are preparing to 60 to W ~bster
on the 30th inst. to assist ia the
institution Of a X. p. Lodge at
that place.
Mr.. Fred Harding Of Langford,
was a Milbank visitor Thursday,
having come down to eat his
thank sgiying dinner with Mr..
j. Q. Thayer and family. Fred
has quit railroading, and is now
engaged in the bank at Langford.
Prof. T. A. Duncan, of Dako-
Ia University at Mitchell, was in
town the first Of the week, at
tending TO some land matter in
the county with which he is con
nectcd. Mr.. Duncan is iinan
cial secretary Of the university,
and reports the institution as in
Il very promising way, the en-
rollment being now over 10.
Mr.. Duncan is on his way east IN
the interest of the school.
The two primary departments
of the public schools in charge
Of Miss Crowl and Miss Carrlck
respectively, closed the week
Wednesday afternoon with exer-
cises in commemoration Of thanks
giving anniversary, III which
singing and "picces were rem
dered ~ the little folks IL Il most
happy manner. A number Of
the parents and friends OF the
children we're present to add IN
terest to the occasion.
Mr.. John Kosse, one OF the
old residents Of Alban township,
located near the Big Tom school
house, with his good woman
celebrated their golden wedding
last Tuesday, and received the
CON oratulations of a host Of their
German friends from the neish-
borhood and from a distance
who brought many testimonials
of the esteem in which this old
couple are held. In the evening
musjc was furnished and 1he
night was spent in dancing.
The editor and family had the
pleasure of spending thanksslv
mo day in Big Stone City as
,l Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. ".
Thorndike, / friends Of pioneer
days in the city BY the lake. hrs1 =, :
obeying like good citizens; ns;aa ant ant
nroclamation Of the president
and attending divine worship Ia
the the little church at Big Stone, t ;e
where WIN a very pleasing and IN
strnctiye service in commemora-
t;nn +, Of blessings enjoyed, ;, was W.;
held BY the pastor, Rev. oll1s' ~ !,
and the congregation OF 'lie
church. -, 90
Water is a good thing but u ,.ond on1
NAV even get too much OF a gooa ...o =
thing thi1 Mr.. W. B. Saunders ,.tas was
NOT raA satisfied with the wafer af
which he had secured on Que aad :"
his farms near Twin BROOKS ANY. ana
nnnnsnseauently nns .el went down to a1on, 40, u,
soo feet below the surface, w Mlen :
the the water came up p,h;rtv w,,i or :
wv ,ns n. climbing the air thlrlI Yin oo .
forty u1n' feet, and has been a.ad rash,us nrs
lolsy nrey sim since. Mr.: Saunders .oen, :
ne;ohbors eel on ADJOINING; - laliily h;lity
are aras considering the advlsao,ip,, aanver.
afI 81 holding waterways conaei n,es;.
- t;on land. and making Saunders pres; ,, -.
LlOA .Jo doom water uuNA