The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-11-23
Consolidated April II, 1890
BIG STONE

| Miss Savers and brother of Corona
entered the public schools this week.
Frank Porter arrived last Saturday
from Fort Pierre for visit with his
mother and other friends.
WA. Dow arrived from Sioux Falls
this week and is putting in the heating
plant at th new school house.
Mrs. Rev. Sevy has been suffering
from an attack of the Grippe for a
few days but is improving at this time
The carpenter gang at the school
house Is one short this week, the alb
sent party having an urgent engage
ment at Milbank.
The lake is frozen up and skating
and ice boating is now in season. This
event is several weeks ahead of last
year.
Chas. Williams has moved into town
into the Olson house and Ruel Russell
has moved from town into the house
vacated by Williams.
Mrs. V. w. Rock was in the city
this week looking after some goods
that she had stored here and calling
on friends.
f. p. Brockman and family removed
to Milbank this week preparatory to
his entering upon the duties Of Regis
ter of Deeds.
The family of a. A. Seide removed
to Milbank last Saturday. The dwell
ling they vacated will soon be occupied
by John Schwantes of Wilmot who is
now the owner.
DR.. G. f. Peabody will move into
his new residence this week. He has
one of the finest homes in the city, CEN
trally located and in every respect a
very desirable piece of property.
, The new school building will not be
| ready for occupancy until after the
: holiday vacation. 1t is intended to
have appropriate dedicatory exercises
upon its completion.
The brick yard closed down for the
season after having put out about
! 200, 900 brick. The demand for the
product has been much in excess of
the supply, and additional facilities
will be added the coming year.
The Chas. Betcher Co. began the
foundation for new brick store build
ing next to the hardware store to be
occupied as a furniture store but were
compelled to postpone operations on
account of the cold weather.
+. p. Brockman sold his residence
last week to John thinner of Renville,
Mimi, who will occupy the place in a
short time. Mr.. Zlmmer has bought
I large farm in the county and expects
! to make this his permanent home.
Il has been decided BY the city coun-
ell that the old school house will be
! removed to the corner east Of the Uni
ted Evangelical church and fitted up
for city hall. 1t will be a very SUBJ
: will supply demand for building
= of this kind.
John Gold has been suffering for the
past two weeks from very peculiar
? and lnoying ailment. The nerves
: that control the muscles that move the
% eye lid Of his left eye are paralyzed
y and as result he has no use Of the
= eve. He is otherwise much debilit; I'd
"a and the doctors are unable TO account
y for it.
ct Mrs. Herman Sahr and Grandma
Yonker arrived Tuesday from NORTH
Dakota where they have been holding
down a claim. They report condition.
~ in that section indicate that there vii
!! be considerable suffering on the claim
~ during the winter, the settlers not beln!
ne prepared for severe weather which i
'ef setting in SO early.
:, A farewell party was given to Mr.
and Mrs. Broekman at the home of h
- =, o Breckenridge Saturday evening
- A large number Of the people OF tn
community was present and joined /
-, the pleasures Of the evening. Befor
departing S. II. Gold presented IL
few we'll chosen words bible to MI
Erockman and dish to Mrs. Brock
man as token Of the esteem in whic
they were held by the community
- These estimable people have stron
place in the hearts Of the people her
and they are sad to see them leave "
ar rejoice in their successes.
by
ac. All agree the Northwestern new
o,l service OF the ST. Paul Dispatch Is ur
80 equaled. Only 25 cents per month
'do mail.