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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04
S1ranka
NOTA.

Y ncdclio, dine 9. maja Sc snidc
Y Sherman hotelu narodni odbor
Skupnr >ocialiSticnc stranke, da
obdrzi svojo redno ko~nvcncijo
Delegate pridejo IL vsch drzav
Sirnc ropublikc.
lstcga dine oh :. zveGer DO pre-
daval Y Corintia hall. Masonic
Temple, ma State Street. finSki
N"drug :. \uortcva o pomcnu
uarodno>tnih fcdcracij Y Socia-
liStitni stranki. NStop vSakemu
proSt. Govoril bo Y a~nglcSkcm
.icziku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04
MISC naroeniki ma ''Proletarca".
kdor eta redno teden "a tednom

MISC narocniki ma ''Proletarca".
kdor eta redno teden "a tednom
glasilo svoje stranEe, ina z MO
trajne stike in lie mani Sc bo
stranka lahko z~anaSala. Deiavci
sodrugil Same "a kratek cas- po.
,stojtc. No hi ~slovenski delavci
>potroSili malo mani "a alkohol
III malo wee IA Samoizobrazbo, hi
Sla stvar mnogo hitreje naprej,
5 elmer hi bilo mnogo pomagano
d~elavcem samim in tudi organi-
zatorjem.
P~rehlajenje sc lahko odpravi,
in tlovek Sc iznebi boleGinc V vra-
IN ter prsih baje takoj. zee ST
napravi par mocnih d~rgljajev $
Pain Ekspeler', kakor je popi.
sano V knjizici, V kateri je zavi
tn Steklenica. 5 elm sc pa ii lah.
ko ozdraviS, tovariS, da sc lie
hos dial wee nadalje izkoriStati
tistemu pozreSnemu, nenasitnemu
grabezljivemu kapitalizmu?
Naroti Sc elm pref ma ''Prole-
tarca'',
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04

prcbavljanje zadostne teGne hra.
ne. V boleznih, shujsanih po "a.
pekl, lzgubl zlasti i'll pc slabosti,
a Trincrjevo ameriSko zdravil.
no grenko vino pray zelo zado-
volJl. Cena 81. V lekarnah. Jos.
Trmer, tvorniGar, 1333-l339 So
Ashland Ave, Chicago.
Otrpel vrat ali otrpel hrbet je
nadrgniti 5 Timers Linimcntom
IN boleclna kmalu izginc. Prav
dober pri rcvmatizmu in nevral-
giji. Ccna 25c i'm soc, 30 poSti 35
IN 6Oc. - ADV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04
MODERNA KNIGoVEZNICA.

Okusno, nitro in trpezno delo
"a privatnike in drustva. Spreje-
mamo narocila tudi izven mesta.
1mamo moderne stroje. Mike
Gene in poStena postrezba.
BRATJE HOLAN,
1888 Blue Island Ave,
(Adver.) Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04
PODPORA IA STRAJKARJE
V OHIO.

"Narodna tiSkarna" $1,000,
joe Zavcrtnik 800, Frank
Saws 500. Etbin kristan $1.O0,
Frank PetriG 500, joe Iavert-
mix mlajSi $500. John Molek
Sl.OO, FLIP Godina S1.00, John
Nerdcrbar 500, Martin Potokar
Sl.OO. Skupaj $21.00. Nsi V Chi
cago, III.
Opomba. Denar Smo odposlali
ma sodruga Ignac Zlemberger.ja.
da ga pc svoji previdnosti med
Strajkarjc razdcli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04

predsobo dvorane, kjer bodo
drugi diplomat imeli mirovno
ko%nferenco vojskujoGih Sc draw.
Sodrug il Zagorice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04
To the Stockholders of South
Slavic Cooperative
Printing

Fr1ntlng:-
Please. take notice. that the
Board of Directors of South
Slavic Cooperative Printing has
decided to submit the question
of dissolution of said cooperation
to vote Of the stockholders
thereof at a meeting of said
StockholcdS to be held at 10 AN.
on May "a. 1918 at 1880 South
Racine Avenue. Chicago. Ill. You
are hereby notified of said
meeting and invited TO attend
the Samei
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04

-" "~V'idStNd, Mar Je pa
COLA laz, ker pri TAXI stvari ne
poznam osebnega sovraStva. JAZZ
sem storil lie svojo dolznost, kar
z~ahtevajo pravila in kar je tudi
dolznost vsakega Glana. kaj pa
DIR. ozlroma tisti Glani smatrajo
IA osebno sovrastvo. pa prosim.
da mi %pojaSnijo.
Potem sem cakal. kai ukrene po-
rotni odbor. Pa hi bilo cd nikoder
mic. Scveda sen Jim postavil tez-
ko nalogo, ker rcsniGnega dokaza
MISC mogli dati, ustreGi moji "a
htevl jc bio pa tudi tezko. I've
del sem II. nov. pc DIR. sell in ST.
Ger takole: Br. pred. pride k me-
mi III mi pravi: lgnac, zdaj pa
spct lahko plaGaS. Jaz ga vpra-
sam, kako TO? On mi je odgovo-
ril-: Scdaj IN dobili piSmo cd
porotncga odbora, da te moramo
s%prcjcti nazaj; sedaj lahko Spet
placaS. Jaz odgovorim: Sal We
ste, odkod ste me izgnali brez
dokazov; &c ste kaj dobili. pa hi
me Sc COR pokTicali JAZZ nisem Sc
nc dobil. Sploh 81 pa IN o TAXI
reel ne govori; Scja jc IA TO.
putcm sem Spct cakal. pa nj BIZ
10 mitcsar pritakati. Pisal sem
Spet 81. tajniku, 5c We, kai .ic kaj
I razSodbo. On mi odpiSc l. da-
tumom ~. dee. I obratno poSto ::
Danes sem prcjcl tudi 2ismo cd
porotucga odbora, V katerem jc,
da a mora druStyo nazaj sprc-
jcti IN zadcva je scdai koncana
Ne VEN, kako jc priSlo Y glavo
br. kojcvarjU 10. Jan. da mi piSe;
Gudno 81 mi vidi. da ne dobim
nobencga odgovora cd tebe: i. t..
d. C%rnjrnl Sobrat, JAZZ ii niScm
mogcl niteSar odgovoriti, ko nj
sen nitc>ar prejcl: kakor nitro
sem pa prcjcl pismo, SEN ii pa ia
koj odpiSal razSodbo; praviS. da
II jo postal, pa ie niscm dobil in
tudi ne VEN, kaka je.
Odgovor ma mole pismo sem
dobil 29. jan. Y MEM pravi do
b"Scdno: Dam ii vedcti. da sem
dobil tvojc piSmo. IL katercga vi
dim, ia niSi zadovoljen Z razSod-
bo porotnega odbora kakSno raz-
Sodho 81 i pritakoval, tega JAZZ
ne VEN. Jaz nisem sam y porot-
mem odboru; sta Sc druga diva
hrata tam i'm ona diva sta razsodi-
la to razSodbo. katero sem hill po-
Slal tcbi in Dir.
Br. koccvar, Jazz tc vpraSam
zakai 81 SkrivaS "a ona diva. II
pa nckam pod klop lczcS! IL tega
Sc razvidi. koliko 81 ii vpoStet pri
>vojem poSlu. PraviS. da ie po-
pomona pravilno. Hvala lepa,
\adalic praVi Y piSmu: kar Sc IL
Sc bolnc podpore pri druStvu, hi
ii >yctoval. da Sc ScznaniS malo
holje ; postavo drzavc. Y kateri
ziviS. katera zahtcva, da So mora
bolnemu clanu placati tako dol
90. doklcr "a ldravnik >pozna
bolncga.
Ccnjeni .. koGcvar, zakai pa
imamo pravila Y slovcnskcm in Y
anglcSkcm jcziku? Ali mar cato
da 80 ponaSamo, da Smo Anglezi7
In zakai jc : pravilih pisano toe
ka "a toxic, Glen "a clcnom Y
SlovcnSkcm kakor tudi V angles
KEN? Steer ne nam citati angles
XII. SlOvcnSki pa nam nekoliko,
pa niScm naSel nobcnc locke. dd
hi So moral Scznanjati 5 poStavO
kakor ii praviS. N~praSam: Ali
MISC pravila prcdlozena Y prcgled
driavncmu odScku? In ako jih on
odobri. pOtcm Sc Sclc lahko rape
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04
John Pezdirc.
Klein, Mont.

- tNhdJNlJN mast ndStlDlllc ST.
redko kdaj oglaSi kak dopiSnik.
ceprav has .jc prccei Sloven-
cev tukaj, Xxi m zaposlcni v
premogorovU ST. >.
4 delom Sc pa ne morem pc
hvaliti, ker tukaj dclamo po >
do 3 dni ma teden; GaSluzimo k1-
maj toliko, da ST poStcno pref
Vino. BrezpoSelnih Sc pa tudi ne
manjka, Xxi zc Gakajo pc wee me.
secev ma delo. Zatorcj he svctu.
jem rojakom, da hi sem hodili "a
delom, ker tukaj So dclo pray
tczko dobi. In kcr nam dajo .
baroni dOSti praznikov. kaj radi
prebiramo taSopiSc i'm debatiramo
o yOjni, kar pa veGkrat tam kon.
camo, kjer zacnemO. I'm Y tch ca
Sih, ko Sc preccj eiskutira IA in
prot "SlovenSki Ligi", dam tn.
iii JAZZ pO svojcm prepritanju ma,
10 pOJaSnila tistim {. =. odborni-
kOm in voditcljem Lige, Xxi hi ra-
iii reSili vsc Slovanc IL SuZnosti
nemSkega jarma, seveda Z do
larji. Me nj bilo pisano in raz-
glaSeno, kdaj. kako in kdo DO
voljcn Y odbor. kar tcz noe .je
bila SlovcnSka Liga zaSnovana
in odhor je bill tn kakor gobc ma
. gnoju. I'm la odbor, ma celu mu
2. Frank SakScr, grmi, da je cas-
reSiti vse Slovanc IL egiptovske
suZnosti.
JAZZ tudi ne nasprotuiem TEN i
Ozrimo Sc pa malo boil naza.j
pa bono nitro priSli do zakliuG.
ka. kaj j. vzrok, da nimajo Slo.
yani V Avstriji tiStih pravic, ka.
kor drugi narodi.
Ali ne vcStc. .. Ligovci. da io
leta 1907 avstrij>ka vlada raz-
glasila sploSno in cnako volilno
pravico? Da Od "a. lcta naprci
lahko vsak drzavljan Y Avstriii
brcz izjcmc wolf? I'm kdor Sc tcmu
odtegnc. ie Sc kaznovan do 200
kron globe. ~lzvzeti so Samo boil
Mkt in tistc oscbe, katcrc stanu-
jejO mani kot emo lcto Y donna
Gem okraju. I'm kdo jc kriv, da
50 Slovanom slabo gredi, bono hi
tro vidcli.
Ali We vcstc, kdo vodi sloven.
sko ljudstvo?
Ali ne veSte. kdo so ma kranj-
skcm DRAWN in dezclni poslanci
in obGinski mozjc in kdo jim ina
pod komando?
Ma kranjSkcm So vcGinoma po-
Slanci farii. advokati in farSki
kimavci pod krilom Skofa Jegli-
ca in DIR. SusterSica, oziroma kle-
rikalnc Stranke.In ii mozje zati-
rajo in tlacijo ubogo slovensko
ljudstvo.
craven pa duhovniki grme pc
cerkvah Z lece yes cas-, da volite
poslance naSe stranke, ce ne, bo-
ste pogubljeni. In kdor Jill he
uboga, mu vzamejo Sc tiste cerk-
venc obrede. tako da je tisto
ubogo l.judstvo, Xxi vse vcrjame
farjem. kar prisiljeno: kakor
far zvizga, tako morajo drugi "a
MIN. Druzega grcha nj danda-
lies wee; samo tisti so Sc gresniki,
XII ne volijo Nth strankc.
In zdaj lahko sprevidite, Lii
govci, kdo je kriv, da Slovani V
Avstriii nimajo pravic. Nj treba
tega dolziti lc Wade, tcmvec ii.
ste klerikalne p%oslance, Xxi samo
kimajo V parlamentu. Idai jih
pa vi mislite kar magic odresiti s
tistim vaSim diplomatom in $ IL
stimi dolarji, katere nabirate tu-
kaj cd ubozega delavskega ljud.
silva? Ali vas nj sram tega?
lie pOcasi, moi dragi! Vpra.
Sam vas. cd koga bo pa potrjen
vas diplomat. da DO incl vstop
ma mirovnO ~konferenco? Povem
pa naravnost, da tisti vas diplo
mat ne DO incl vstopa niti v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-05-04
Joseph Zavertnik,
Frank Petrich,
Milan Polovina,

Directors of South Slavic
Cooperative Printing.
Ena najboljSih socialisticnih
revii v angleskem jeziku v Ameri-
XII je: INTERNATIONAL so.
CIALIST REVIEW" - Izhaja
mesecno in stane S1O0 ma leto. -
Naslov: Int. Soc. Review, 341 E..
Ohio St, Chicago, III.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08

The intellectual and moral
status of a community can be
pretty we'll judged by the class
of amusements which at fosters
and supports. In another
column is the notice of a fine
line of entertainment to be given
at Strandburg, and which in
dicates that the people of that
community are Intellectually
alive, and fully appreciate the
higher and better things in
amusement and recreation. The
people of the village and the
surrounding country should
rally to the support of the com.
mittee under whose auspices
these entertainments are given.
No better advertisement Of the
PROGRESSIVE charaOtsr Of tias
communityean be obtained than
by the giving to such . line Of
entertainment q hearty and
universal support both finan-
cially and by attendance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08

Rev. F. E Morrison, the pas
tor Of the M. E church left for
Sioux Falls last Monday night
to attend the annual conference
In session there this week. The
official board of the local church
made q unanimous request to
have Rev. Morrison returned to
the Milbank charge for the com.
ing year, and this will probably
be done, but it is not always
safe to wager on the appoint
ments of q Methodist conference
until the appointments are an
nounced. The last quarterly
meeting of the local church
showed the affairs of the church
to be in excellent condition.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08
H0cum.Kemper

Miss Beatrice Hocum, daugh-
ter of Conductor Alpheus Hocum
of Minneapolis, was married to
Mr.. A. G. Kemper at the home
of the brides parents last Tues.
day at 9 q. m, Rev. Hodson, of
the Methodist church perform
ing the ceremony. The home
was prettily decorated for the
occasion and after the ceremony
the young couple left for a visit
to Duluth and through northern
Minnesota, and upon their re-
turn will make their home in
Minneapolis. The groom has
been a travelling salesman for the
Jenny, Semple Hardware Co.
and has an interest in a hardware
store in Minneapolis. The bride
is well known to many of our
people, having frequently been
a visitor to her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Wiseman of this
city, and in the summer time haa
spent considerable time at the
Hocum cottage at Big Stone lake
Her Milbank friends all unite Il
wishing her every happiness il
her welded life.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08
After Roberts County Booze

States attorney C. r. Jorgen-
son of Roberts county was in
town last Saturday, arguing for
a permanent injunction from
Circuit Judge Bouck to restain
the city official of Sisseton from
issuing saloon licenses. Messrs.
Babcock and harrington were
the opposing lawyers. The in
junction was set aside.
Up at Claire City in Roberts
county some blind piggers had
gotten possession of barn on
the the outskirts Of the village,
and when an attempt was made
to find the owners of the build.
ing they could not be located.
States Attorney Jorgenson had
the building declared q nuisance
by the town board, and had it
publicly burned. There has
been considerable pigging up at
Claire City, but the way Jorgen-
has been getting after them1t ~
not proving profitable for the
piggers, as he has been able to
capture considerable contraband
securing at one haul fourteen
barrels of it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08

ed by four smaller baskets filled
with flowers and green's. At
each cover were dainty pink nut
baskets. The catering was ably
attended to by Mrs. j. J. Nelson
and assistants.
The out of town guests were
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Shumaker,
Miss Mary Shumaker, Miss
Grace Sorenson and Mr.. Joe O..
Gordon, all of Minneapolis,
Minn.; Miss Edna Shumaker,
Ortonville, MINI; Miss Andria
Stevens, Crookston, Mimi; Mr..
G. 6. Middlebrook, Indianap-
oils, Indiana; Miss Adeline
Leibenstein. Wisconsin; Mr..
Ernest Liebenstein, Sisseton.
s. D. Mrs. s. E. Peterson, Great
Falls, Mont, and Mrs. Handy,
of Long Prairie, Minn.
The bride is the second oldest
daughter of Mrs.C E. MCGOWAN,
has grown to womanhood in this
city, is graduate of st. Mary's
Hall, Faribault, Mimi. and will
be missed greatly by her many
friends here. Her going away
gown was a suit Of black velvet,
trimmed with ermine, and i'm
ported model, with imported
French boots of black and grey,
and white French hat to match
The groom is 3 son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L Shumaker, Of Mime
apolis, former residents of
Ortonville. He holds a respon-
sible position with the Mime
sofa Loan & Trust Co. as loan
examiner.
The yonug couple left on the
early morning flyer Wednesday
for Minneapolis, Chicago and
other points and will be at home
after November first.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08
lated April r.,
ebration
MfIbank's Celebration Already Under
Way.

| "iio"uA CeIoDratlOn Already Under
Way.
Main street was fenced off
yesterday and the various at.
fractions for the celebration have
been located, and are now in
order, though the rainy weather
OF the early part of the week
slightly delayed the work.
The barbecue or roasting of
the OK was started Wednesday
night under the supervision Of
F. G. Rockwell, and 9 man was
kept busy during yesterday
handing out the juicy slices in
sandwiches; the connoisseurs
pronounced the roasted meat of
fine flavor and it was excellent y
cooked.
Today is watermelon day, and
every body will be entitled to his
share OF this fruit. and on Satur-
Gay the great masked parade
will take place.
Mink De Ronda. the celebra.
ed balloonist, Is preparing to
make his ascent on all three of
the days if weather conditions
permit.
Come and see Milbank during
these days and enjoy the music
and fun.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08
Wet in Hennepin

While the result of the booze
election in Minneapolis was not
a Knockout for the saloons in
that city, the splendid showing
made by the enemies OF the
business, indicates wonderful
progress along temperance lines
and the educational influences
that have been at work, when
one of the metropolitan cities OF
the country can come within a
few thousand ballots of voting
absolute prohibition within its
own territory. A splendid cam
paign was made and the dry
voters of Minneapolis ale to be
congratulated on the fight they
made against the breweries and
liquors dealers who realized
that the very existence of their
business was at stake, that they
were up to q fight for life, and
nc expenditure of money or
risk in illegal voting would be too
great if they were to save their
business from annihilation.
While the fullest success was
not attained, the contest was an
inspiring one for the temper
ance people of the whole country,
and it indicates that the saloon
has been driven to it's last lair,
the great cities of the country,
and it Is having to fight for it's
life even there.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08
BOERGER.WENDT

The home Of Mrs. John Boer.
ger was most tastefully decorat.
ed with flowers in vases and fes.
toons for the wedding of Mrs.
Boerger's daughter, Miss Irene,
and MIR. VIM. Wendt, the cere.
mony being performed by Rev.
Harry Evans of the Congrega-
tional church. at five o'clock last
Wednesday afternoon. The bride
was pret,ily gowned in white
vOile, trimmed in embroidered
filet lace, and carried q boquet of
pink and white carnations. The
young couple were attended by
Miss Hazel Boerger, sister Of
the bride, and Mr.. Albert Wendt
brother Of the groom. After
the ceremony some thirty guests
enjoyed adelectable three course
dinner.
The bride il . moet alniable
young lady, who has lived frem
her earliest childhood in MIL
bank, and is q graduate Of the
city high school. A large circle
Of friends extend kindest greet
ings on this happy occasion.
The groom is engaged by the
Milwaukee railroad as car re-
pairer and 10 q young man who
enjoys the confidence and res
pect Of all who know him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendt took the
night train for q trip west, and
upon their return will take up
house. keeping in Mibank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08
Train Robbers

Two bandits boarded the
Olympian east bound at Glencoe
last Sunday night and held up
the observation car. The rob-
bers were on the train about As
minutes and collected something
over $24O. The two masked
men jumped off when the train
was within a half mile of Hop
kins. and made their escape
through, fired at, by q hunter
who was on the train.
Conductor MCGUIRE was CON-
PEELED to take up the collection
with the bandits gun covering
him during the ceremony.
One of the men climbed on the
rear Of the car and the other
showed up at the front. The rob-
ber in front of the car fired a
shot at Conductor Mcclure, who
was in a chair checking reserva-
tions. MCGUIRE held up bis
hands, but John Murphy, 2O7
West Twenty eighth street, had
time to cheat the bandits out of
at least $1,000. AS he passed
the smoking room he told the
men the bandits we're aboard
Then he jumped into the sleeper
ahead, bolted the door and pre-
vented the robbers from going
through the train.
In the meantime Mcclure,
with the bandits pistol close to
his head, had risen from his seat
and was passing his hat.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08

Rev. H. G. Haag ofTwin Brooks
is advertising an auction sale of
all his household goods, two driy-
ing teams, buggy, sled, harness,
etc. The sale will take place at
l O'Clock, Friday Oct. Is, under
direction Of Auctioneer Amsden.
Mr.. Haag expects to leave
Twin Brooks as soon a. some one
can be secured to take up his
work in the church; the continu.
ed i'll health of Mrs. Haag has
necessitated his doing this at the
earliest opportunity, and he win
remove to New York, where Mrs.
Haag is now located with her
parents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08

G. E. Bell and ). B. Evans, the
architect and contract builder 0i
the new court house were in town
last Saturday attending to mst-
ters in connection with court
house building.
A. W. 6wezey. Of Todd county,
Mlnn., who was one Of the early
settlers in Grant Center town.
ship, but who moved away from
there about nineteen years ago.
is making . visit to friends here.
He says he sees q wonderful
change in the country since be
left.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08
Death OF Mrs. Naggie Turner

Mrs. Maggie Turner, wife OF
Norris Turner, Of Kilborn
township, died of heart failure on
Tuesday, the 5th inst, aged 80
years. The deceased woman
leaves to mourn her loss a hus-
band and a son eleven years Of
age, and three brothers, Philips,
Fred and Robert C,oss. She
was 3 daughter of the late Melvin
Cross, one of the early settlers
Of this county.
Her sudden taking off was a
severe shock to the family. The
husband returning to his home
from work in the field about II :35
in thc rcrning, found the lifeless
body Of his wife in q rain barrel
abuot half filed with water. A
pail and mop which she had been
using, were near by, and it was
evident that woman had been
stricken with heart trouble, with
which she had been long affected
and which had frequently left
her unconscious until revived by
friends. The supposition is that
she felt the trouble coming on
and attempted to steady herself
by grasping the barrel, but fell
for ward into it. The examining
physician stated that she had
ceased to breathe before she
touched the water.
The funeral service was held
yesterday at the home at / p. m ;,
Rev. Bremen conducting the SER
vices, and the remains were
brought to Milbank for inter.
ment in the cemetery here.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08
Unite Federal and Confederate

The Minneapolis Journal had
the following item, which will be
of interest to G. A. r members,
as Col. Evans, was resident of
Milbank and publisher of the
Milbank Index for several years:
Colonel D. M. Evans, once
com mander of the Twetieth New
York cavalry regiment. has sug-
gested in a letter to the com
mander-ln chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Wash
ington the introduction of q
resolution for the appointment
of a committee 10 consider a
union of the confederate organi
zation with the Grand Army of
the Republic.
"The existence of two such
organizations, one north and one
south, has q decisive influence"
says Colonel Evans in his letter
In these perilous times, above
all things, a republic should
have solidarity in it's constitu-
ency. A union thus achieved
would reflect great and lasting
honor on your administration. !"
Colonel Evans, now SO years
old, is member Of Appomattox
post, Grand Army of the Repub-
lie.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08

Mr.. Sanford Dodge and q
large and talented company OF
dramatic artists will appear ct
the Bentley Grand Friday night
October 8.
As is thoroughly advertised
and understood this perfor-
nance is guaranteed in every
way. Everyone should attend.
The movies can be seen any
time but first class living breath.
ing dramatic performance given
by regular live dramatic artists
are q rare treat these days. You
should not miss this one for your
own good. Don't forget the
date. Popular prices.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-10-08

Mrs. Lizzie Baird, Of Steyens.
vile, Montana, arrived the first
Of the week for q visit TO her son
Spencer Baird, at her old home
here.
FIRST CLASS carbon paper for
sale at Herald Office.
County Superintendent Son.
der returned from his trip to In
diana the first Of the week,
where he was called by thedeath
Of his father.
The Everwear hosiery for
ladies, misses and children is
said to com mand the most favor
able atten ti0n because Of quality
and price. Ask for an examina-
tion Of this hosiery 1T Mrs. Ports
Franc CfoaI, the elevator man,
in connection with the extensive
amount Of improvements which
he has made on his elevator and
driveway, has erected fine row
OF coal sheds, and is handling 3
good grade OF hard and soft coal.
He will be pleased to have you
give him an order for coal, .
be feels confident he can pleoao
you in quality, weight and prioo,