The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-05-13

VIII trade a single buggy Tor
a wagon. +. Hicks.
DR.. Daniels has recently en-
larged his barn and placed a
stone foundation under it.
Contractors and builders are
invited to send in bids for the
construction Of a farmers eleva-
tor. See adj
Rev. G.. n. Fitch, the Congre-
gational minister has moved into
the parsonage, and Mr.. Stone
has moved over to the Glenn
house in the hrst ward.
People ride Crawford bikes
because they know what they
are. They will buy Kingman
buggies for the same reason
when they know them. Farley
has them.
The sheriff is advertising for
sale in another column the per
sonal property Of Al. Rogers,
which was seized a short time
ago to pay Judgment when
Rogers was convicted of keep
ing a disreputable house
The newly appointed officers
of the city are
Auditor-J. f. Truran.
Assessor-L NJ kaercher.
Attorney-T l. Bouck.
Marshal-Chas. Sutcliffe.
Board Of Health DIR. J. Fan
set, at large; lst ward-Robert
Nichol: I'd ward-Jas. Lockhart;
3D. ward. d. Staats.
Mr.. NJ. S. Druecker accompa-
MED his daughter Emma to the
cities the first of the week, the
latter going to seek medical as
sistance for an affection in her
Jaw, from which she has had
trouble since she was afflicted
with rheumatism, and which OF
late has been growing serious.
The Viking Sextette Concer1
! Co. will give musical enter
tainment at the Milbank opera
house Monday evening next
May Is. The company is wei.
spoken, of having sung IN many
of the Minnesota towns, ano
will appear at Ortonville Satur
day evening.
Ortonville Journal. The latt
A. J Hess having last June beer
elected Colonel Of the Veterans
Interstate Association, the posi-
ton of Col, is now vacant. Ton
Fitch of Mllbank, who was a
the same time elected Lieut..
Colonel, is now in command, ano
will conduct the encampment t
open here on the 1th Of June fol
four days session. The com
membership could not have fallel
upon better OF more capable
shoulders.
At the session of the cit,
council last Monday evening, i
was decided to have Surveyo.
Chapman of Ortonville surve,
and fix the grades on Main stree
and Second avenue, and step
were taken looking to the layins
of sewer drainage from Mail
street under the railroad track
the railroad, the city and Charlie
Betcher assisting in the ex
pense Of the work. The stree
committee also called attention
to tho fact that a number 0
parties taking stuff to the dunn
pile, had unloaded before reach
ing the proper place on tn
grounds of the city, and the,
wish to notify these people tha
they must take their garbage t
the proper place, but few rod
further on the road.
A fairly good sized audienc
listened to a most interesting
lecture at the NJ. E. church las
evening, when Rev. ". Il. Jor
dan delivered his famous lectur
on Napoleon the Fallen Meteor.
Those who had the good fortun
to be present enjoyed a literar.
feast. Napolean stands as on
of the human wonders Of the 19t
century, with probably the mos
striking genius for war that tn
world has ever known, and ha
been more or less Of an enigma i
history. The speaker drew
magnificent word picture Of tn
great warrior, who captured a
one and the same time the heart
of France and the capitals {
, Europe, and leaped from a lieu
tenant of artillery to that {
arbiter Of thrones, and then