The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-02-15
l.IG ZONE CITY.

] DIR. Peabody has recently had a
teleph one put into his residence.
Frank Hublou is assisting in the
barber shop of Frank Pew.
j. T. Gold is again able to be at
his place of business after an illness
of two weeks.
Lincoln's birthday was remembered,
by appropriate exercises in all of the
schools Tuesday afternoon.
G. E. Phillips was laid up several
days last week with grip but is again
, able to be at his shop.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Diebold of Odessa
spent last Sunday visiting at the
home of d. Post.
The Rebekahs give an entertainment
at their hall Thursday night. A
treat is promised.
J. E. Eveland representing the Col
lier Publishing Co., was in the city
Tuesday attending to business matters.
Herman Sahr, will not sever his
connections with the Betcher company,
but will also supervise the work on
the farm.
G. A. Yonker and John Timm have
opened up carpenter shop in the
room formerly occupied by the
primary school.
Miss Florence Gold was unable to
attend to her school duties last week
and Miss Edyth Radcliffe acted as
substitute.
Geo. Wyman and family have re-
turned from North Dakota after an
absence of six months and will again
make this place their home.
G. d. Osborne of Humboldt, Iowa,
was in the city last week visiting the
Colds and looking at the country.
Like all Iowa people he was well
| pleased with the surroundings.
Prof. W. B. Lamb, the noted Phren-
ologist holds forth at the hall the last
of the week and promises to tell those
who have the wherewith all about
their future. 1t is chance of q life
| time.
The farmers of the community are
arranging for an institute to be held
in this city on Saturday, March 8.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared and good attendance is ex-
pected.
All the rooms in our public school
will unite in celebrating Washington's
birthday and very interesting pro-
gram is promised. The exercises will
be given at st. Charles hall on Fri
day evening.
N. j. Bylow, of the firm OF Bylow &
Hasslen the contractors who erected
the school building at this place, has
disappeared with the funds of the firm,
and as result number of persons
are out bills for labor and material.
The school board will not lose any
large amount.
The ladies aid society OF the M. K.
church gave reception at the home
of Mrs. S. r. Gold Thursday evening
which was very enjoyable affair.
Only the families of members and
few friends were invited. Refresh
ments were served and nice sum
netted for the society.
Fire was discovered in the basement
the Methodist church just before
the evening services Sunday. A pile
OF kindling had gotten too near the
furnace and when discovered was sll
ablaze. The janitor succeeded in ex-
tinguishing the flames before any
serious damage was done.
The new hotel at the park has been
leased to Mrs. L. E. Miller OF the
Riverside at Montevideo, and will be
run in first class shape for five months
OF the summer. This will be q great
advantage to this side and will no
doubt bring manv to the park for the
summer. A lack of hotel accommoda-
tions at all times has been one Of the
most serious drawbacks here.
The program for the teachers meet
ing ct this place Saturday the 23rd
will be as follows:
Supplementary Reading-May c.
Marsh.
Rural Graded Schools-O. Laren
Pearson.
History Esther Partridge.
Free Text Books-Frank McGrew.
Roark's Methods, pages l24 to l63
Grant Riggle.
The meeting will begin at 11:15 ..
m. and continue until $50 with . short
intermission for dinner. The program
will be given in the high school room
Of the new school house. The base
ment dining room will be open for
those that want to bring their dinners.
A five year old daughter Of VIM.
Swar,fzohn1Oor Who roaidos IN n Rnfch.