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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03
IOME HAPPENINGS.

HOME HAPPENINGS.
r,T NEWT Thursday 81 cts.
% notices Of republican coun-
eo,vention in another column.
Miss Lettie Smith, of Sisseton,
been visiting her friend Miss
bna Nixon.
IS, Patton, Of the Aberdeen
Fellows World, was in town
bDday on his rounds.
Dr.. j. W. Ross, the dentist
be at the St. Hubert Sept. 6
/ for ten days following.
Tbecity now has two iron cages
the old library building for
enders.
blrs. Z. Cross, Of Wilmot, has
en spending the week in Mil
blk with her friend, Mrs. E. S.
}dy.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ecker, who had
En- with her mother at Mime
bis for a number of weeks, re-
tnea home last week.
DR. W. L. Vandervoort and
billy have moved in from the
tn just west Of town and are oc-
pving the Baird house.
Miss Olive Mcbride returned
Minneapolis Monday to be in
ediness for the opening OF the
Aool term.
Miss Bessie Cook and Miss
(rrie Trowbridge left for Madi-
this week to continue their
nrse at the state Normal school,
hieh reopens next week.
lhe of Liyeryman Carricks
BINS took 4 spin without a driv
Thursday, breaking things "
nerally, but fortunately doins
harm to the horses.
Victor Robbie and Dan Conright
ton a visit to the cities Mon
Y, going by wheel. The boys
ad home daily reports, and are
Elng>wheelmen's luck in rains
ID bad roads.
The carpenters have about fin
ned work at the school, and
1t week will be devoted tt
all9g up and otherwise get
lie rooms in readiness fol
ooOl work.
ne creamery last month sole
1000 Of it's product to thu
market. There has beer
He 9 scarcity of dairy but
MISS Emma Emanuel, sister
he furniture man, arrived tht
Est OF the week for q visit will
orother rs family. She come:
on Augusta, Wis.
Messrs. S. S: and James Lock
at were called to Wisconsin
!, week by the announcement
me illness OF their mothe--'
W returned Tuesday and re
ueed his mother S condition a:
aeh improved.
nov. Sparkling, the Episcppa
aa's1er of Aberdeen, held ser
ssln ~ the congregational churcf
.vuoay evening last and made
langements for an occasional
sVlce in the future as opportul
" presents itself.
~ OGlnductor Len Williams Of ST
w. mas been spending a fev
y .nls week with his Milbanl
uus, returning home yester
ne was accompanied on hi
urn by Mrs. Williams, who ha'
= visiting with her parent
sope weeks, and a little nelc
y goes with them to attend tn
Y schools.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03

~, liel MllDank friends
the first OF the week, the guest
OF Mrs. E. H. Benedict.
The Sunday school will give a
concert at the M. f. church Sun.
day evening, to which the little
folks invite all of their friends.
Rev. Bartz, the German Meth
odlst minister, Of Wilmot, was q
visitor in Milbank Wednesday
while on his way to the cities.
Remember that DR. Ross, the
dentist is now at Hotel st. HUI
bert for ten days stay.
Mr.. Albert Yenny recently
sold his farm west of town, and
expects in the near future to
move to Oregon. Charles Trapp
was the purchaser.
Saturday nights wind last
week took the tops off the grain
stacks. But few of them were
able to withstand the storm, but
luckily for the grain no rain fell.
Chas Kasusky, of Melrose lost
five stacks of oats by fire last
Friday. The origin of the fire is
unknown, as the stacks were
supposed to be away from all or
dinary sources of danger.
Will Hicks, the real estate man,
this week sold to County Auditor
Fosberg the farm known as the
McGovern place, in Twin Brooks
Township, and Nels is now as
much interested as any Of us in
the price Of wheat and other
farm products.
There are some good people in
Milbank who have boys, and the
boys are not going to be as good
las the good people The boys
who are allowed the freedom of
the street both night and day are
not getting good start IN life.
| The opening of the fall term OF
school, which was first set for
next week, will not take place
Ia 1til the week following, or
Monday the 18th, when the new
building will be in complete
readiness for the school work.
Jacob Hurley, the first settler
on Big Stone lake, and aged ;.
years, died at his home on the
Minnesota side Of the lake on the
21st inst. Mr.. Hurley came to
. the lake in ISL, and has resided
there continually since.
Esther chapter @. f S, OBJ
served the birthday of Robt.
Norris. the originator OF the
. order, by holding social on that
anniversary, Aug. 81. A 1T
orary program was followed by
refreshments,
Mcbride, the dentist will be IN
Reyillo Monday and Tuesday,
Sent 6 and :. He is prepared
10 do all kinds Of dental work
which he will guarantee, ana ~
low prices. Remember the
date, Sept. 6 and Z.
Mr.. Z. Healy OF Lura, was ~
town last week, and reported,
that harvesting was only well
under way in that section o1 'ns
county, but from appearance %
; tho Grain it was Of better quall,y
than that on this side OF the Mus
Our Young lady teachers W1' '.
have been enjoying the vacation
at home are departing Tor 11t
ecanes of their school laoofs'
! Miss Josie Fanset left ior "a1ef ''
town town Yesterday, and Miss Nina
ooes to Appleton tomorrow
That good time prophesl:e,d, !,
when the lion shall lie down Wl1l ..
! the ,l, lamb and the spear shall o, .,
tnrnsd t,,r ,l' into a pruning hook !, is no no.
49, t;n,a when the store ou'lluih-
shall be turned into sal;"n lock ".
the school house into a Guy io'A
up.
Mrs. DoWnie enter'a'ilea lns ],
Sunday school class OF oaSs ! Sons .
|, tea Wednesday evening !, 4,,tpr, fltpr.
the the participants we're ,snators. q lrsa1'
bishop Il and a number OF OF p pfchha, char
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03

by Rev. F. A. Bur.
dick, Of Wilmot, came down to Mil
bank Sunday to hear the tenn
perance lecture in the evening.
A party of nine ladies, mem
bers Of the Rebekah lodge, from
this place took the train for Or
last Friday to attend a
gathering Of the lady Odd Eel
lows at that place.
Dr. Ross, whose work in den
tistry is always satisfactory will
be at Hotel St. Hubert for ten
days from Sept. 6.
Mr.. C. L. Homes, Of Mankato,
one of our old neighbors at Big
Stone in an early day, was in
town the first Of the week, hav-
ing come up to look over his
farming interests north of town.
Some Of the politicians of Aber
deem professed to doubt the abil-
ity Of Judge Campbell to secure
the delegation from his home
county of Brown, but the Brown
county republicans settled that
matter in the most satisfactory
manner to the friends of Judge
CamDbell.
The new wheat is Of very poor
quality, and but little is being
marketed 1t is hoped that by
stacking and passing through
the sweat, much of it will be i'm
proved in appearance. No. |
will be a scarce article in this
season 5 crop.
j. L. w. Zeitlow, the telephone
man was in town Tuesday. He
says that he is building some
branch lines west, after com
pleting which he will give his at
tention to the line from Milbank
to Twin Brooks, and also extend
the line north from Wilmot to
SissGton.
Our old friend Nelson Foss,
formerly Of the Big Stone Head
light, who went to Norway to
live about year ago has re-
turned. Nels used to think the
! United States were rapidly going
to the bow vows, but his ey-
lperience in the fatherland has
probably convinced him that
| there are worse landlords than
your Uncle Samuel. It some OF
our free silver agitators could be
condemned to spend short time
| in Mexico or China they Woulo
be more eager to get home thar
Nels was.
The natural and inevitable ad
iuncts of the saloon are multiply
| mo. Besides the two suburban
places of resort that make the
hack business a very important
industry during the night time
covy of gamblers recently tool
possession of the old Railroad
| house on third street and com
menced operations for the amuse
ment and experience OF threshel
and harvester hands who art
shorter of sense than they are O
cash. The states attorney gavt
them fair warning, and 1t is be
1lieved the enterprise will b'
abandoned.
| We have received a catalogue
Of the Watertown Commercial
College, now under control Q
Prof D. T. Walker. The colleg'
i one ofthe best schools OF short
hand and commercial study Il
the northwest. Several from
this vicinity have attended tn
w. C. c., and al unite il pronoun
cling Prof. Walker Il leader anon!
instructors. He has the bes
wishes Of his old Grant count,
pupils for his unboundea success
and they would make the sugges
ton to any of our young peopi
who wish q business education
that they can not DO better tha.
10 attend the WatertoWn Con
mercial College.
For the State Fair to be help 9
Hamline, Mimi, Sept. . to !
tickets will be sold to st. Paul Q
Minneapolis. Sept. I to Il inclu'
live AT one fare for the. roun
trip, good uutil Sept. 18th.
E. Fl. MILLS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03
To THE PUBLIC!
Milbank, Sept. 1, '97.

A year has passed since We
bought and retitted the Milbank
Roller mills. Our start last fall
was not a satisfactory one to our
selves or our customers, but by
persistent effort we have sue
ceeded in turning out grades OF
flour equal Gf not superior) to
any Of our local mills, and we
beg to call your attention - our
facilities for doing good work
this fall, having added q double
set of larger rolls besides other
improvements. We are now
prepared to do more and better
work than heretofore and shall
be pleased to have you give us a
trial. Will guarantee all -four
sent out. Thanking you for past
favors, we are
Respectfully yours,
HOLLANDS & NICHOL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03

ing at the M. L. church, on the
work of the League This was
preceded by gospel service III
the morning at the Congregation
al church, where Mr.. Russel
stated the reasons for the faith
that was in him in q most i'm
pressive manner. In the even
ing the speaker outlined what
the anti-saloon league was, what
it had already done, what it hop
ed to do. He gave a short his
tory of the movement which be
gan in Ohio some four years ago,
in which state the Christian
churches had become very
apathetic on the temperance
question and the liquor evil had
been growing with steadily IN
creasing power. He presented
as undisputed propositions
among Christian people, that the
saloon is an immitigated evil
that should be destroyed; thai
the only way to destroy it was
by the united forces Of Christian
people making continual war
upon the curse. Politics and
church differences are tabooed
and the only requirement neces-
sary to help in the work is oppo-
sition to the open saloon. Catho-
lie and Protestant, and men OF all
political parties stand side by
side in the movement and work
for the common cause. The
league has already accomplished
a wonderful work in Ohio, where
the saloons were increasing at
the rate of 500 a year a few years
ago, but where they are now de
creasing, and where public senti-
ment has been SO aroused that
liquor sellers have been con-
PEELED to pay some attention >
the laws that are supposed -
govern their business, and legis-
lators have learned that it does
not pay to truckle to the saloon
vote. But the source Of power
in the league IS the creating OF q
wholesome public sentiment
against the debasing influence OF
the liquor business, by keeping
before the public conscience the
fruits OF the business as they
are made manifest. When pub
lie sentiment demands the abol-
ishment Of the saloon it will have
to 90. The speaker was earnest
and practical IN his remarks, and
held the undivided attention OF
the large audience who listened
to him.
Wooster S Vaudeville Co. at
! the court house hall Monday eve,
| Sept. 6. Prices Is, 25 and Soc.
/ DR.. O'Ready has commenced
the erection of a residence Oh
the corner Of Fourth street and
Second avenue.
Mrs. w. B. Saunders and fam
ily have returned from their sum
mer visit to the old home in York
state.
Thos. Dawson, the miller, Of
Appleton, was caller last even
ing while on his way 10 Bristol 70
look after some farming inter restf
. in that vicinity.
Miss Tena Won Weld left for
Minneapolis the tirst OF the Week,
where she goes TO live with Mr.
J e. Merry's family and attend
) school
t An Did Clock.
O., f...e.,l II.aa,.-- NI..nl,nll tin
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03

The returns from the field came
in slowly Tuesday evening, but
before midnight it was discover
ed that the Roberts veterans had
laid out their opponents by a
score of 161 to 11S.
In pursuance Of the sacred
compact entered into between
the contracting parties a sumptu-
Gus table will be spread at the
hotel this evening, with Mr.. Rob
erts company as guests and Mr..
Saunders and and his companions
as hosts, and a very interesting
time is anticipated.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03
Respectfully yours,
HOLLANDS & NICHOL

Officers from Lac qui Parle
county were in town Tuesday
looking for one John Tiberg, who
has been awaiting the action Of
the grand jury on the charge OF
numbering Ole H. Johnson, his
employer, last week, and who es-
escaped by cutting a hole through
the roof of the Jail. From the
description furnished Sheriff
Jennings believed that he had
seen the man on the street, but
while the sheriff had gone to Sc
cure some one to toidentify him the
fellow disappeared aud has not
been located since.
Il people, all stars, strictly
up to date, accompany the Woes
ter $ Vaudeville Co.
A competent engineer wants
position with a rustling thresA
ing outfit for the fall. Enquire
at this Office.
Mr.. Geo. Rix and family re
turned from their summer trll
last week, having spent the time
ia Chicago, Milwaukee and sev
eral other points in Wisconsin
Iowa and Minnesota. Mr.. Rix !
| brother Bernard, who spen
some time III Milbanlz Il year O
more ago, returned with tn
family andwill be employed il
the Office.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03

Buy DNight's Flour if you
want old wheat flour.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03

Mrs, ". Hash, of Webster.
was visiting her Milbank friends
tne hrst OF the week, the guest
OF Mrs. +. II. Benedict.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-09-03

,r A bicvcYs in good condition; will
u sA,n s.ha.n Inquire at this office.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24
OBITUARY.

The death angel has again visited
our community and claimed as its
own another victim. Ida, the little
daughter of Elijah and Josie Schell
born February Z, 1895, departed this
life June IL, 1897. Though they
need not mourn as those who have 10
hope, for Ida is in Heaven for Jesus
says ''Suffer little children 10 come
unto me and forbid them not for
such IS the kingdom of Heaven" and
again he says Except you become
as a little child you can never see
Gods face in peace.
Our dear Ida now has left US
And her loss we deeply feel,
But tits God who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
w. HIS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24
ROCK HOUSE.

Uncle Billy Cave of Haynes was
the guest of Sam Stump of Cream
Ridge Sunday.
Lucinda Hartsough and son were
the guests of WILDER Deffenbaugh
and wife, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Lutz had quite
an ingathering of their friends last
Sunday.
Grace Blackburn of Fairfield
county is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Geo. Sweet near the Rock House.
Geo. Chilcoat and Lewis McClel-
land were the guests of Sam Moore
last Sunday.
w. H. Spencer and son were down
on Salt Creek on business Friday.
Mr.. Geo Fox and wife of Big Pine
were the guests of the formers par
ents on last Friday.
Samuel Dean of Fairfield county
has been selling patent gates for the
past week, Throughout Hooking CO.
MIR. Thadius Floyd has taken up
his abode with his tenant Mr.. Chas.
McCelland on Little Pine.
Mr.. Solomon Cline is out taking
orders for Fertilizers for the fall SOW
ing.
Geo. Hartsock of Pleasant Ridge
has been hired to teach the winter
term of school in District Nos on
Cream Ridge.
Mr.. Frank Moee of Middlefork,
was a bushes visitor at w. Spencers
last Thursday.
Mr.. Jonathan Hartyette is the
champion ground mole killer of the
day,a lafayette Fox is champion
turtle catcher.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24
Off For Cincinnati.

On Sunday July 4th the G. NJ. V.
Ry. will sell excursion tickets to Gin
cinnatl at rate of 1.50 for the round
trip from Lancaster. Good returning
on Special train Sunday evening CT
on regular train Monday July 5th.
Base Ball: Cincinnati VS. Baltimore
Some will find amusement in visiting
Geological garden, the greatest of its
kind in the country: The Lagoon, the
coolest spot in Old Kentucky; and
the Boat Ride OH the picturesque
Ohio River to Coney Island is beyond
discription-tell your friends of this
great opportunity to visit the Queen
City and make arrangements to con-
meet with the special train, leaving
Lancaster at $50 a. m.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24

San Francisco Cal. June 30 & 80
July 1, 2, & 3, account Young Poop
les Society of Christian Endeavor.
Low Excursion rates Call on G. w.
Schwenke for particulars.
Minneapolis Minn. July 4th q 5th
Good for return until July 11th An
Extension may be had until July 81,
account Order of Elks Meeting
Half Fare. Call on G.. w. Schwenke
Logan, for particulars.
The Baltimore and Ohio South
western Ry. is arranging serious of
Excursions to San Francisco and re-
turn for the comming summer. While
detail arrangements are not yet pre-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24

Excursion to Columbus, Ohio,
from Marietta, Parkersburg, Athens
and intermediate stations, Sunday,
June 81, 1897. Via B. d o. S-W.
Ry. in connection with the Hooking
Valley Route. Special train. Round
trip S1.00. Grand Opening of the
new $7O0,000.0 90 Union Station, Big
Opening of the Casino at Minerva
Park, High Grade Continuous Show
Free.
Read the prospectus of the CAM
PAIGN SENTINEL. We can't make a
speech nor sing a song nor play a
drum, but we can print, and will, the
speeches of the best orators in the
country, and give the arguments why
Democrats and not Republicans
should control the destinies OF this
country. Now is the time to make
up clubs. Send in the names at once.
-Married-Tuesday evening, on
June % at the residence of VIM.
Durant, their oldest daughter Ida L.
to Charles A. Fallon, of Pinckney-
vile Ill. Several invited guests were
present. After the ceremony, We were
invited to partake of a sumptous
wedding supper. Mr. Fallon for the
past two years has been employed
by the Central Illinois r. r. at
PInckneyvllle. The happy couple ex-
pect to start for their Illinois home
next week. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. H. Wright.
Mrs. Stanley Price Of Logan, O.,
was one of the 400 graduates from
the northwestern University on
Thursday June II. DR.. Price will To-
cate in Chicago and will accept
position as instructor and chemical
assistant in the school from which
she graduated--Chicago Tribune.
The above pleasant mention of a Lo-
ganite invites our congratulation.
Mrs. DR.. Price is a daughter of our
fellowtownsman, DR.. Mansfield, and
widow of Hon. w. P. Price. Her
many friends here unite in best wish.
es for success in the honorable posi-
ton to which she has been appoint
o1
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24
TO McCONNELSVILLE.
THE DEMOCRATIC SENATO-
RIAL CONVENTION.
How to Get There and Get Home
Again.

The Democratic Senatorial Con.
vention at McConnellsville, on July
9Th, invites half a hundred or more
Democrats, Delegates, Alternates,
Statesmen, from the Hooking Valley,
intent on nominating a ticket that
will win out.
The way to get there is to 60 to
Lancaster by the Hooking Valley, to
Lexington by Ohio Central. Then
the c. & NJ. V. will carry US to
GAINESVILLE, where a train or boat will
be in waiting. Returning to Zanes-
vile, the G. & NJ. V. will bring pas
sengers to Lancaster in time for the
late train down the Valley.
The c. & M. V. is one of the hest
equipped roads in the state, and our
Hooking Valley delegates will enjoy
the trip over this line.
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ILEsBORO.
Iiesboro, O., June %, 1897.

llesboro, w., June ~, 1891.
We have not seen any news from
our village for while so We conclu-
ded to write.
Harry Green and w. II. Acker Of
the SENTINEL, we're in our village
Monday on business.
VS.. Barton contemplates bnild-
ing the finest house in Washington
township this summer.
Several of our people that attend
ed the jubilee meeting at Pleasant
Valley the 18th inst, reported good
time.
N. P. Ferguson, an aged citizen of
near this place and who has been sick
for a long time is no better.
c. G. Vanhorn is dealing in swine.
Ruben Skinner and family of
Hallsville are visiting relatives at
this place for a few days.
w. B. Higgins of this place is
building new house for Mr.. Good
win OF Union Furnace this summer.
Harvey Bowers is building new
barn for Homer Lee near Starr.
J.W. Schaal our new justice of the
peace, is one of the best we have had
for years. People are so anxious to
law that some will cause a disturb
ance between man and wife just for
the purpose to bring the case before
J. w. S. We are thankful that
Washington township has such
good Justice.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24

MONEY does not depend upon its
quality but upon its quantity, for Its
purchasing power. A scarcity of mon
ey means cheap labor and cheap
products. The depreciation of the
valuation of property year by year
is CONCLUSIVE evidence of the contract
ion of the currency.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24
STOP! LOOK! L|STEN!!
We speaking Though this medium telling about
Rare Bargains

We are selling Beaded Bamboo Pointers
this week for $1.OO. The usual price 81.
Deodorized reserved Fur Rugs in white
and colored at S1.4S.
Choice patterns in 80 by 81 inch ex-
cellent quality Smyrna Rug at So.
A large line of Wash Goods-warm
weather dress goods just in this week
and we want to call your attention to
Two Special items because they are
so cheap, viz;
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24
EXCURSION
To Toledo June % & 80.

The Hooking Valley Ry. will sell
excursion tickets on June % and 20
to Toledo and return, for the Ohio
State Teachers Meeting, at rate of
one fare for round trip, with limit re-
turning until July 3rd. and will
grant further extention of Is days
to those desiring to attend the Nat
10 nal meeting at Milwaukee if tick
cts are deposited with the District
Passenger Agent at Toledo prior to
July 3rd. Through trains are run via
G. H. V. & 7. Ry. from Ohio River
to Toledo with parlor cars on day
trains from Athens and sleeping cars
on night trains from Columbus. Same
excellent services returning. All
trains depart and arrive i'll Union
Depots IN Columbus and Tol edo. For
further information see agents.
May 20th-6-w.
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Half Fare Excursion.

The Buckeye Route will sell ex-
cursion tickets between stations On
its line on Sundays, at rate of one
fare for round trip, limited to same
day for return. April S-5mo.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-06-24
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is list of letters remaining
ten days uncalled for In the Logan Post office
on June %.
Rosy Lecons, Jennie Brown,
William Blackston, rs. Grandstaf,
Mrs Andrew Schneider, H. o. Allen,
Geo s. Polling, Bell McClurg,
Mrs Jennie Skullman, Irwin Blosser 2
Furnan Smith.
After ten days from date, the letters will
be sent to the Dead Letter Offce.
Persons calling for the above should say
adv er tised" and give date Of Sentinel in
which list appears
LEWIS GREEN, P. NJ.
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tected, it is expected that the cost Of
the round trip from Cincinnati via St
Louis and either the northern or
southern route, will be within sixty
dollars. The excursions will be given
during June and July and early Aug.
Details and definite arrangements
will be given within the next few day
by addressing, J. M. Chesbrough,
G. P. A. of B. & o. S-W. Ry.5
Cincinnati, O.
Mt Vernon July 4, 5, & 6. Good
until July 18th, Halt Fare.
Elyria o. July 18th and 18th Good
until July 20th. Half Fare.