The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-12-16
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the Henry Independent has again
fallen into the hands of prac-
tical printer, who has set down to
make it's publication a regular
business, and the appearance Of
the paper shows it already.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Mcdonald
left last Monday night for Santa
Cruz, Cal, where they expect to
make their home for the future.
Mrs. Mcdonald is sister of Mr..
VIM. Let's and was married to
MIR. Mcdonald last week by
County Judge S. S. Lockhart.
The city authorities want to
call the attention of all persons
who take Ice from the dam or
creek that the holes must be
properly fenced and guarded.
Both city ordinances and state
laws require this, and any per-
son who neglects to comply with
the law in this matter will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent.
They say that Fisher has the
largest line of Christmas goods
in town and that his prices are
very low and reasonable. Go
and see him.
Sheriff elect Ed Murray moved
down from Mazeppa last week,
and has taken up his residence
IN his recently purchased home
west of the court house. Mr..
! Englund, the treasurer elect, has
also moved from Georgia and oc-
cupies the home he purchased
from Nils Forsberg, the retiring
/ treasurer.
Several Of the churches and
Sunday schools have commenced
preparations for the Christmas
tide celebration. The young peo-
pie of the Methodist school are
engaged in rehearsing a Christ
mas cantata that is right full of
stirring solos, duets and cho-
ruses, and in which representa-
tions Of the different national
tiles are worked in.
At the O. b. S. meeting last
Monday evening. the officers of
Esther Chapter for the ensuing
year were elected as follows:
Mrs. W. B. Saunders, W. NJ:
George Mitchell, w. P; Mrs.
\, B. Conrieht, A. NJ; Mrs. M.
H. Wiseman, Sec; Mrs. w. M.
Thomas, Treas; Miss Maud
Mitchell, Cond.; Mrs. A. V.
Fisher, A. Cond. The installa-
tion will take place on the Goth.
We notice by Red Wing paper
that our old friend and one time
neighbor in Big Stone, D. M.
Neill, has been made secretary
and treasurer of the Red Wing
(Minn.) telephone company, a |
new organization in the city
named with $15O,0o0 capital. The
other incorporators are A. P.
Pierce, G. A. Rasmussen, G.. A
Betcher, E. H. Moulton and
others, all Red Wing people.
Mrs. Curl, who has had charge
of the seventh grade in the pub
lie school, has been compelled to
give up her work through i'll
health, and at a meeting of the
board Of education Tuesday even
ing Mrs. M. G. Niles was assigned |
to the room. Excellent work is
being done in the schools, but it
has been found necessary to weed |
out some disturbing influences,
and by direction of the board
three boys who are old enough !
to know what they go to school
for, but who do not seem to real
ize the privilege they Inherit,
have been suspended for the
term, or until they are willing
to become obedient to the school |
laws.
Have you tried that SO cent
tea at Erlandson & Johnson's?
Its the best there is. Try it.
The Methodist church has
recently been equipped with
Herr gas plant, put in by
J. S. Farley, who is agent for the
system. Eight lamps illuminate
the main auditorium, while one
lamp lights each of the class
rooms, and one lamp in the
vestibule lights that apartment
and also serves as an outside
light. The new arrangement is
a great Improvement over the
old kerosene lamps and adds
greatly to the comfort of the at
tendants at the church, as it
gives fine clear, steady light in
all parts of the building. The
Friends cf tho obrrok go -