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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-16

SrAW0r rNks. OOJNn OT HHAEus, sst
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aio,e.uamcd hank, DO si.omn.y swear
aha, the above statement is true o. the
b,sio o. my kuoWlclrr ami belief
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sulsrreI AVID sworn io before mC
this l5.h lay oi Narh. lSiG
As D. McCoNNico,
Notary Public nr r1s Co. fcXas
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
Seeds for Nothing.

The Weekly Dispatch, Of St
Paul, Minnesota, makes the most
remarkable offers Of free seeds
in connection with its weekly
edition we have ever seen. If
you are not Il subscriber to the
Weekly Dispatch it would pay
you to drop them postal and
ask for a free sample copy con
tanning their proposition. These
hard times we all want to save
money, and here is a rare oppor-
tunity. The seeds are from the
we'll known house of May Il Com
pany, which is IL guarantee Of
their freshness. The Dispatch
makes nine offers, Of both vege
table and flower seeds. The
Dispatch is one of the best week
~ family papers We know Of and
its subscription price is but q
cents per annum.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH,
ST Paul, Mimi.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
WIN OF

Reporter, April 3. 1897
w. J Ireland and family lott Monday
or the east on an extended visit
A petition was circulated this week -
have the matter Of license or no license
submitted 10 vote at the next town
meeting.
The bed Of Bull Head lake has filled
with water nearly up to the bridge near
the Gerdes place. "Once in seven years
is the old say
Geo. johnson has quit work on tie
section and we understand will run a
repair shop al summit.
| Republican, April 3. 1891.
John Munro has the stone on tie
ground with which to put foundations
under his buildings on Main street
The buildings will also be raised to 8.
level with others on the same side
G.. c. Freyer and w. ]. GlrIoot, Who
are now the owners Of the Middlebroon
! farm south OF town. arrived with STOCK
farming tools, etc, last Wednesday FROM
Cross Plains, WIS and will begin worN
As soon as the weather permits.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09

May HsraineitOc.

The Way number of the Delincator is called
the commencement number. nnd lis resume Of
Ep.to- Date Modes includes lengthy ilustTateG
ar icle on the appropriate attire for this seaSona
fair girl graduates The photographic plates
show the Summer styles i'll Costuming abr
Millinery. The literary miscelleny Of the num-
Der is excellent, of the most nouccanl'
! papers being the first series of metropolitan
Types" by Jeanie Drake. author of the Metro
politans.' one of the ceverest novels OF lS.G
Elian Whiting discusses the Social Life Of Boea
ton from pleasantly personal standpoint r.
Van Camps Choice. Frances Courtney Baylor
tells the story of n Courship as perss ent as i
was unconve' tiAnal Isabel F Hapgood's &C.
count OF some Gifted and Titled Russian Women
is accompanied by Photographic portraits Of
several OF he Cars air subjects Dr Grace
peckh m hurray's Talks on Health and Beauty
is this month devoted TO the Care of the Eses.
Ladies seeking occupation should read
Sharlot NJ. Halls paper How 10 Make Blue Print
souvenirs IA Group Of Entertainments" Will
especially interest young hostesses In sea
sonable Cookery the processes of the French
Kitchen are ex planned and commended Mrs
Witherspoons Tea Table chat IS as Interesting
as usual and Mr. Nicks Flower Garden has
firmly es' abiishcd itself in his readers good
various departments devoted to Fancy Needle
work, knitt, Z Crocf citing, etc, and review
Of the New Books
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
Bsl:$geNE.

Big stone Headlight Mar 80. 1897.
The entire bottoms east and southeast
Of town are under water.
The railroad bridge over the Whet-
stone still reslsts the vast body OF ice
gorged above it, and the company are
confident OF saving the structure.
Miss Mary Riesky and Anil Durre
were married ut noon today by Rev. Wm
Paul. The happy couple left On the
o'clock train for Butler, where they Will
make their home.
The Thorpe bridge over the river south
OF Gown has been in danger from the high
water and accumulated ice, but Street
Foreman Buhler keeps a force OF men
there night and day and hopes to save il.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
TE

At the home Of the brides parents in Melrose
township, on April 7. by Rev ). +. Brown, Mr.
james Laagwel Of Minneapolis. aud Miss
sophie Carrie Stcher OF this county.
The bride is the daughter Of
one Of our old resident farmers,
Philip Silcher, and is quite we'll
known to our Grant county
people, though she has been liv-
ing for some time in Mime
apolis. Mr.. LongWell is q bright
young machinist Of that city and
with his bride will spend the
honeymoon on a trip to his old
home in Glasgow, Scotland.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
Late Literary News.

s'Does Modern College Education Educate, in
the Broadcst and Most Liberal Sense Of the
that could be set ou foot This discussion,
which is TO be taken part III by President Gilman
OF the Johns Hopkins President Dwight OF Yale,
President scharman of Cornell President Nor
ton Of the stevens lnsttu =. Henry Thurston
Peck ofColumbia, Bishop Potter aud others OF
the most distinguished men of both the United
States and Europe, is begun in the April Cosmo-
politan b. radical inquiry into the educational
problem along the lines OF Herbert spencer
President Gilman will follow in q direction Ill
most equally searching Altogether there is
promised the frankest possible expression OF
opinion and II seems probable that II will be
the most thorough comparison ever made OF edn
cational methods With tile needs OF everyday
lie Ut the close OF thc n:ntteeIth century.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
Eastern Star Installation.

Esther chapter No. %, O. +.
S., held a public installation OF
officers at Masonic hall Monday
evening last. The new officers
for the year are:
w. NJ Mrs. +. S. Healy.
W. P.-Mr. M. 1. Ecker.
A. M.-Mrs. w. 3. Saunders
Sec. Miss Nuna Shannon.
Treas. Mrs. W. Let's.
Cond. Mrs. w. ". DoWnie.
A. Cond. Mrs. L. p. Ranous.
Chap.-M Mrs. L. Conright.
Marshal Miss Acha Wise
man.
Organist Mrs. NJ. L. Ecker.
Warder- Mrs. e. Johnson.
Sen. Mr.. Paul Jones.
Ada. Mrs. A. Conright.
Ruth. Mrs. G.. G. Middle
brook.
Esther. Mrs. E. D. Ely.
Martha Mrs. j. H. Owen.
Electa- Mrs. w. G.. Ashton.
Following the installation a
short program Of musical and
literary exc cises was rendered
and this was succeeded by en-
tertainment for the inner man.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09

Mesdames Heggelund & Nc
| Carthy will have q special open
ing sale Thursday, April Is, in
the Antelman building, and the
ladies' Of Milbank and vicinity
Iare respectfully invited to avail
themselves of the special prices
to De offered on that date
Word was received last week
of the death of Mrs. Charlotte
M. Record, wife of |. b. Record,
Of Minneapolis, Il former rCsi-
dent of Milbank and one of the
G ri Y settlers in this county, and
| the remains were brought to this
city for interment. The funeral
ceremonies were held at the
Congregational church to-day,
Rev. Haigh preaching the finer
al sermon, and the sisters and
brothers Of the deceased lady in
the Order Of the Eastern Star
rendering the beautiful burial
service OF the society at the con-
clusiOn of the sermon The de-
ceased lady was born April ;,
1884, in Vermont, and with her
husband came west to Wisconsin
in 1854, and the family came
from there to this county in 1879,
and lived here until about two
years ago, when they moved to
/ Minneapolis Mrs. Record was
a woman of unusual sweet and
gentle character, winning the
love and esteem Of all with whom
she became associated in any
way. Her husband and u son
and daughter, Arthur and Car
RE, survive to mourn the loss OF
wife and mother.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
For over Fifty Years

81 RS WINSION S SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used Tor children tee;hin. ft
sootnes the child. .soltens hegums. lila, :
all pain. cures wind collie. and i the best
rrm-d, for Dlarrhoaa Twenty tivecenrs
a bottle. Solo bY Isl! druggists through
out the world.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
Circuit Court.

It III 81 cS lIil StSSltA VI
court since Grant county was
transferred to the fifth judicial
circuit will be held at the court
house in this city next Tuesday
with Judge Campbell presiding.
Following are the cases on the
calendar:
CRIMINAL CASES
State VS. Al Rodgers.
State VS. Dana Hod gdon.
State VS. Elizebeth Hockmuth.
State VS. Melvin Cook.
State VS. Peter Laudert and
Samuel Merry.
State VS. Geo " Friday
CIVIL CASES.
August Borgerson VS. G NJ
Cark.
W G Miller VS. Fred kruger.
Ernest j Hayden VS. Joseph
Walpert.
l. II Bentley VS. James FL King.
Thomas Grafton VS. Charles M
Brown.
A p Lindquist VS. Wm Fenner
August Boerger VS. Fred Kru-
ger.
Catherine 4 Brown VS. John
Hermans and Nell Hermans.
Leonard Boice VS. George
Stoddard
S r Gold VS. A W Shone.
VIM Baxter VS. Lottie Wood
and J G Wood.
The Plano Mfg Co VS. John
Nagel and Herman Kaufman.
The Plano Mfg Co VS. Great
Western Elevator Co.
Andrew Haughland VS. Mime
apois & ST Louis r Il Co.
Charles Betcher VS. J Il King.
Warder Bushnell Glcssner &
Co vs. f Johnson.
Herman Smith VS. NJ w Smith.
Gustie Nelson VS. Osceola
School Township.
James w Barnes VS. Foster r
Clement
Elijah NJ Topliff vs. Adler B
Randall, Hattie J Randall, Chas
Hockmuth ct al.
John BuckneH VS. " E Wander
yOort.
Joseph Fritz vs. Carl Beskow.
VIM Arndt vs. Fl G. Holtquist.
Ben Moser VS. VIM Beings and
Carl Melitz
Robert F Lange VS. Chicago,
Milwaukee & St 2 r + Co.
K Nelson, John MADEIRA and
Mathew Rourk VS. City Of Mil
bank.
Mary Kaercher VS. City of Mil
bank.
Frederick z Mather VS. James
Darst ct al.
Frederick E Mather VS. Mary
Rowan, Michael Rowan ct al.
Henry Whempner VS. W W
Leayitt.
Straw & Ellsworth Mfg Co VS.
Joseph Walpert.
Guiterman Brothers VS. Joseph
Walpert.
Friend Brothers Clothing Co
VS. Joseph Walpert.
Adams and Trees vs. F w Fill
bert.
Warder, Bushnell, Glessner &
Co vs. Michael Sullivan.
A w Hyde vs. Nels Noard.
Chas Betcher VS. Grant county.
Advertised Letter List.
aitprs rplnain q llncallGl for
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
Notice Of E'OstnOncrnent.

Notice is hereby given that the
leasing Of school lands IN Grant
county, S. d. has been postponed
to April II, 1897.
Wv N. FORsBERG,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
SALE-Five good work horses. Inquire
- this Office.
@)ME HAPPENINGS.

T-Thursday 53 cents.
8 thousand bushels of oats
rrale. FARMER S BANK.
lge Campbell and Stenog-
Der Gran ger were in town
rst Of the week.
6 Ladies Aid society will
Rl with Mrs. Rodgers, Thurs
April 18th.
|. Ed. Holt the night oper-
at the depot is making a
to his home at Groton.
! llgene Bleser has gone to
/ bay, whore he expects to
in a drug store.
Y Freeborn, the eye, nose
: ear Specialist will be at
| St. Hui April % and 26.
I'll and see the splendid dis
|'lof millinery goods at Heg-
nd & McCarthy's.
Ashton the dentist has re-
ed from his former location
FOm No. 4 over the Farmers
=.
{. Nate Merit has gone to
.deen on a visit to his broth
here he expects to secure
|s7oyment.
4 ofthe latest styles in mil
f. v at ileggelund & Nc
hy's IN the Antelnan build
|r. G. B. Williams Of Marvin,
attending to business and
\ wing Milbank acquaintances
pirst Of the week.
lster Lloyd Ranous, while
ling his target rifle let the
. go of at the wrong time
| the % bullet went into his
iss Mimic Esterly has been
i'll during the week, and
been obliged to forego her
lar duties at Mittelsteadt S
}.
iss Nina Fanset has been
ding the week with her
ank friends while enjoying a
t vacation from her school
at Appleton.
number Of the store build
are being repainted and
|-rwise improved, among
being that Of W. w. Thom-
id Schad & Cos meat mar
of. H. A. Cole has organized
). .iting school, one class OF
Ash is held at the school house
'ediately after the close OF
Ol and another class at the
4 in the evening.
+. I. B. Record, Miss Carrie
Mr.. Arthur Record, who
) with the remains of wife
Tor for interment, return 1o
E:. home IN Minneapolis to.
row.
r Henry Port and son &C.
panied by Miss Annie Room
sft for Chicago yesterday,
Ire they expect to remain for
N months, while Mrs. Port is
Living medical treatment.
little Annie Mitchell, daughter
lenry Mitchell, was the vic.
lofasurprise party Thursday
ing, when a troop Of about
Slty little friends came in
|El her without warning, and
2 merry time.
le man Dick Bowen who was
1entally shot in the limb and
taken from Roberts county
y weeks ago to q Minneapolis
nta had SO far recovered
she was allowed to leave for
lOna0 In Wisconsin last week.
le eEeachers' meeting Satur
Tw& lightly attended on &C.
M the mud. Besides the
eeding Circle work, con.
\ .Y Mr.. Veon and Prof.
ne t Aldrich made some
\ ar6l1g chemical expert
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09


chase of a large supply of mil
linery goods for the spring
trade, which the ladies are in
vited to call and inspect.
Sup't Aldrich has just made
the April apportionment Of pub
lie money, It amounts to one
dollar per scholar and is ready to
be drawn by the school district
treasurers at their convenience.
Milbank receives S352.
Miss Laura Rodgers was home
spending few days last week,
land owing to the WashoGts on
the railroads was compelled to
lcngthen her visit a number Of
days beyond the time allotted,
not being able to return to her
school duties at Browns Valley
until the middle of the week.
The Japanese populst in after
years can refer to the crime of
'97 as the time when half the
money Of the country was struck
down, Will the other fellow can
refer to the same thing as one of
the steps necessary in a country
emerging from barbarism into
civilization.
The rumor is current in rail
road circles that the Great Nor
thern and Milwaukee companies
are trying to make an exchange
of properties whereby the form
er will come into possession OF
the Fargo Southern and the Mil
waukee into possession Of the
A aberdeen and Watertown
branches Of the Great Northern.
The wife Of Rev. Christian 81
dow of YelloWbanks, died on
Saturday the 3rd inst. of heart
failure The deceased lady
leaves a husband and six chill
|dren, five daughters and one
son. The funeral occurred on
Wednesday morning last, the
services being conducted by
Rev. L. Won Valid, an old friend
of the family.
It will be well for ali citizens
to consider we'll before inviting
| the licensed saloon back to Mil
bank. The saloon is the progen
|itor of vice and crime, whether
in the form of the blind pig or
a legalized institution, and a vote
for the liquor business means
that you are willing to take your
share Of responsibility for the
misery, poverty and crime that
always follows in the wake Of
this traffic. Can you afford to
take this responsibility?
Mr.. J. Il King and wife re
turned from Aberdeen, Wednes-
day, where they had been visit
ing with their daughter, Mrs.
Fargo Their visit was length
ened out beyond their eXpecta-
tons by the Washout on the
railroad, and they We're unable
to return for nearly week, and
coming on the first train were
obliged to make a transfer just
the other side Of Andover and
take passage by boat for dis
tance Of nearly mile. Mr.. King
reports Aberdeen as flooded,
with cellars full and in some
places up on the first floor Of
houses.
We may not be aware of all the
difficulties that have attended
the transportation OF mails dur
ing the past week, but we can
see no good reason why the mails
from the east to this point should
have been discontinued for near
ly a week because of the dis
abling of a few miles of inter
vening track. We had hereto
fore supposed that the y. 5.
mails were to be pushed through
whenever there was a possibility
Of SO doing, but the experience
Of last week, when mail could lie
around for days within few
miles Of it's destination, without
an effort being made to send it
Oh has dispelled our illusions.
W. l,a1;,,yn 4l,ara lac lna,, inax
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09

President Mckinley has ASK
ed Congress to appropriate
100000 for the relief OF the
lower Mississippi food sufferers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09

Gail and see the large stock Of
Carpets, Rugs, Wall Paper, Ia
pestry and Chenille Curtains at
Schnabel S furniture store.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09

Mrs. L. Conrightreturned yes
terday from a business trip to
the cities, where she made pur-
chase Of q large supply Of mil
linery goods for the spring
trade, which the ladies are in
vited to call and inspect.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09

Insist On having Dwight 5
Flour. Nothing in the market
like it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-09
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for
ia the MiIbank Post Office Apr.
Z, 1897.
Black D A Fnglert 6 G
Canton Laerke Nappen Olaves
schussler Louisa
Ia calling for any Of the above
please say "ddyertised : and give
date Of advertisement. If not
called for in fifteen days Will be
sent to dead letter office.
G. G.. MIDDLEBROOK, 7. M.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-17
THE DREADED CONSUMPTION
CAN BE. CURED. /.
:. a. slocum, n. G., the Great Chemist ant
/ Scientist, 81 Ill Send Free, 70 the Afflicted, 7
Three Bottles Of His Newly Discover
ed Remediesto Cure Ccnsump-
Sz4 ton and ali lur1n Troubles.

~ Es'M t1ou auQ all Lung 1gouples.
Il Confident that he has discovered a
reliable cure for consumption and all
bronchial, throat and lung diseases,
general decline and weakness, loss Of
flesh and all conditions Of wasting, and
to make its great merits known, he
will send free, three bottles to any
reader Of the ADVANCE who may be
suffering. s.s
Already this new scientific course
of medicine has permanently cured
thousands sof rs apparently hopeless;
cases. .{3S We Isl
The Doctor considers it his religi-
GUS dut y--a duty which he owes to. hui
mainly to donate his lnfallible cure.
He has proved the d dreaded consump-
ton to be cura BILE disease beyond any
doubt, and has on file in his American
|ani European laboratories testimon-
/ ial OF experie ice from those benefited
and cured, in all parts Of the world.
Don e delay until:it8 is toolate. Com
stump ion, 1nint upted !, means speedy
Slocum, u e. SO Pine street, New
York and Then riting the Doctor,
please give express and postofice ad-
dress, and also men lion reading this
article in the ADvANC On
For the Annual meeting 81 the
Grand Lodge, Bene lent Prot ective
Order Of Elks 10 be held az dinneap2.
Tolls, Ainn., July 9Th j, thesC Isl. 4
I&sO. Ry vii sell excursiio on tickets III
THAT point y III 55ths and 9Th, 1897, AZ
l$5.16E for the ound trip Tickets
lgood return mt ls and siincludine
AMI let | !; 81! q ll!g ent. 6
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-17
d ~. Z, -.
RR EWSTER.

j. G. Mitchell drove over to Fulda on Satur-
day.. Pr ~ #t ~ 4 49, =.
Mrs A. L. Ferrin is visiting at her parents
home in Summit Lake for a couple Of week.
Fourth Of july will be celebrated here on the
3rd Of July in due and ancient form. All are
cordially invited to help jubilee
Childrens day was celebrated at the M: E.
church Sabbath last. Little children with flow
ers. ETC. One of the beautiful occasions of the
good church, - - y, -. ~. i
Miss Gertrude Shaefer came over last Satur
day from Ow atonna to visit the grand parents
MIR. S. B. Bedford went over to Bigelow or
his wheel Saturday and from there OH the cars
70 Sioux>Cily. y j. J II @E,. .* =. ": i Fl.
Children's Day at the Presbyterian church
was an interesting feature of last Sabbath Ser
vices the singing aud recitations by the little
tots and older ones under the supervision OF
Miss Oelsen and Mrt. Geo, Mitchell was real
success. Flowers and emblems of the season
we'll testooned around the alter. y; ,1..q.:s-E$E
Mrs. S. B. Bedford and children returned
from Sioux City after a couple of weeks visit. !
Aud now the Presbyterian church has a
choir hard to surpass and we congratulate them
in securing the services OF Miss Oels0n, Mr..
and Mrs. McBrlde, Mrs. Petit, Mrs. Dougherty
MIR, Pap and John Dah:berg.. til .5;..... -
Quite number of our good citizens went
over to the Worthington High School COM
mencement exercises Friday night last week.
A. G. Lindgren county register Of deeds fav-
OredR ushlnorc with call on Monday IS looking
as il thd cares Of life were beaming lightly. :.
The young people of Rushmore held one OF
their soirees at the town hall on Friday night
and supper at the Rushmore Hote! quite a turn
out from Adrian came over. ~
Our old friend Forest of Adrian is here SELL
ing trees for the LeMars nursery and is doing
quite a business. %#.. 1.5.ty =. {
Wr. Douglas and wife Of Worthington were
oyer to Rushmore on Saturday. Il t."
Our brass band is now one OF the ttractions
of our little burgh composed of our best young.
men who will study to make the organization a
success. Their progress after only a few weeks
is leally wonderful. Come out and hear them
on the 18th of July. i. s<s,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-06-17

/. LANDS---We have improved and
unimproved timber and fprarie lands
all, through northern Minnesota for
sale on the easiest Of terms. For.
particulars address, jacobson & Mill
:er, St. Cloud, Mimi. -, T. 4. 3 AZ 4
Why suffer " til headache or neu-
ralgia when Hazle's Headache Cap
sules will stop it in 20 minutes. ]
For the Annual meeting of the Ma
tional Educational Association TO be
held at Milwaukee. { Wis.,, July 9th
and 18th, 1897, the G. St.P. NJ. & DRY.
will sell excursion tickets to that
point July 3, 4, and 5th, good to re-.
turn, including July 18th for $l5.30,.
for the round trip. 4.54.z;sz III .l@z
1875 G.. MoRR1soN, Agent. s.
For the Nashville, Tennessee Expo
sition, to be held at Nashville, Tenn.
May lst to nctoper lst, 1897, the G..
ST.. NJ. & @. Ry., will sell excursion
tickets to that point May 18th to Oct
ober l5th.good for continuous passage
each way withsa final limit until Nov.
ember 18th, 1897 for $40. IS, for the:
round trip. G. MORRISON
II II 81 1918 +. Agent. *szs5.5