The herald-advance., April 11, 1890, Image 1

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Lentil Circuit -John W. Nowlin, Judge
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
in.
*ne Table H. & I. IHviniuu
& St. I*. Kailw«v
jfASSKNOPS.
Going West. Going Kast.
rive. Ipart. Arrive Depart.
0 a m— 34V5a 1 a tn- 1
a ,n
i/K)OKHODAf:
is West. Going Earn.
Ui ...... XJOpm
0pm 0*00 ii in
WII.MOT 1IKANCD
ommodation leaves lor iluiot at 9 a in
it arrives from Wilniot At ll'Sfn eve»'V
^ay Weduesday and Friday,
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d'Hfttt WJtST
e«K«t daily f.
ht Tuesday, TuumUv and Sat
Pit
Pit"1'OLlTiCA
DlllKCTOHY.
Statu Ofkicmki
-t-j -ernor—Arthur 0. Melleife. Pierra.
Ulutenant—J. H- Fletcher,Santa Clura.
retarv of State— A O Kmgsiud, Pierre
,e Auditor L. C. Toy lor, Pierre.
e Treasurer W. l'\ Smit h, Pierre
rp lerinteudem Public instructiiip
L. Pinkhaii!, Pierre.
iatant Superintendent of Public h.
ruotlon—C. Young. Pierre, and
\UST. Free, Ymditon.
"'jrney General—Rotrf,r'.DoHard, Sc-t
.nd.
amiasioner «-f School and Pub'-..-
8
_0. H. Parker, Hrookings.
SIT HEME COURT,
siding Jud-o Supreme Court
(...^jjrson, First District Pierre
~*:nd District A. i i K
ell am, Clocn
?rlain.
I rd District J.E.Bennett. Clark.
kot i»U|remo Court—Ivan W Hood
''CI HI-TIT cot-KTK.
it Circuit -E. G. Smith, Judge,
kton.
Dod Circuit F. H. AikenB, Judge,
anion.
rd Cironit—-J. O. Andrews, Judge,
"rookings.
rth Circuit Richard Ilaney, Judge,
ikinton.
ji Circuit—A. W. Campbell, Judge,
irdeen.
leading "ji to heaveu, or a
till stumblings down 'c be'l, depemls on I
whether v(jii do or do not jiray. "The
p-.\. (if prayer has s!:1.- !'.-i Mie rage of
!!i' !s, broken the btui'is «-f :. iih, 0ver
cine wha'ever is an enemy to ilie we',
faro of mm. A monarch on his throne,
in rich"st robesyet a siaveof his pustii'Ti
:s n. so envia'i'e as arag^ ft
enjovs the privileges of pr:n
The hour of 1'raver.'
Your pastor, tenderly watching f* ymii
spiritual welfare, is alwajB glad t" -e
you at prayer meetings, and alwa.\ sm ry
il you are not there.
Are you studying your Bible? I was
glad so many subscribed
jthCircuit—Chfts. M.Thomaa, JiKge, j0SS))Tl! r»i^n in the world to come
fmisekmer of Immigration II TK difference between reading the
agerty,, Abcrde«u. Bible or cheap novels makes the dilTer
ilic Examiner—T. E. Bianchard, Alice between a solid and a thametul
jhell.. character- between glory or contempt in
erinary Surgeon—D. E.
E.
U,lhn8
-I). E. Collins,
chell.
Iroad Cominiaftioners—U. flue,
on, Chairman John II. King, Sapid
OFFICERS.
1st Dist.John irtens.
21 Dist., John llediua-.i.
31 Dist., Win. Jennings, Chm,
—"''itop—Jrtin Iiiiuglass.
tlme
Iffsterot Dee«b.- i W• MartenB.
aty and Pribate udge— 1 hos. Bouck,
sorer-4-S. t'arley.
iff—U. J. lieneiliot.
k ot Court—J. b. hockhart
8ebAoU -G, W l'revey.
itefLAttornev-J. II. Owen
(', K. Daniels.
alg.Survev or—W. S. Oowl.
CITlf OFFICER®.
tbe
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k-4. W. Mb
U|{. Mittelstaedt
MMH-laoies lierrv-
I'ahe
Inattnt M. I'asce.
^JMtracr W Bell,
1-'' \V*rd—L Kaerelier, Rich
1 iNttelh Ward—W li Saunders,
.MM Bklrd 3d Ward—0 A Erlandsou,
iBareg^^ptwien
Jtintial, Street Commissioner, Building
MMtOr and b'ire Warden—J K Simmons.
MWHCharles SutcUtfe.
60AUD OF KDt'CATION
WBilLSC Jones, Eastman,
stoves. Irving Batli, O W AnteLnian
i sell tbe
S. MOTHER,
Jdtorney and Coiusellor at Iaw
In alt court*. Contests bsfere C. 8.
'j the sight of the amrels. A Bible school
is a very great privilege. Those who at
tend and learn the scriptures seldom
A.. D. (ihsse, Watertowfi Secretary, urn ou lnd]y, but no soul ever prosper
Robinson, Wateriown. }ong who the w«.rd of
Edr!
TTfted States district Attorney—Wm. B.
J-ling, Huron.
tveyorGeneral
ted States Marshal—Cyrus rye
million. ... .,
B. II.Sullivan, Huron,
ted States Senators -H. C, Moody, of
,dwood, ana B. F. Pettigrew, of Sioux
reaentatives iu Congress—O. S. if
i, of Canton, and J. A. Pickler, ot
r-dkUfr.
gTATK LKOISLATCHK.
ator 31st District—J.
S.
Pioctor,
ilbank. ....
reaentativos: A. L. Patridge, Mil
utk. W. D. Lawrence, Troy.
ouiiflT v. ill take the nearest
n
our social meetings. You will find them all the power my Savior give* m«
worthy Attendance upon them is i tlueuce others heavenward.
credh -Lie to anybody, and tte desire Dear Friend--It v«u have so
thiit they shall grow more gonial and
spiritual. I hope you will be able to en
joy every one ot them mi have doubt
less noticed that people grow social or
unsocial. Christians who habitually at-
tend social meetings and often call at the souls who have providently come within
study to encourage the pastor in his the reach of my ministry. Jlow shall I
work, become more genial, m." e svmpa- be f- -wre of v« ir proai» iuanyotherj
pathetic, more cordial, iru-io loving as
time goes on. Christians who do not
Prayer meetings have always -been
highly prized by the followers ot Jesus,
i and have, been helpiul in proportion
v
the free, hearty voicing of the soul's d'
sire. "I do not claim -ueh benefit," saj
Chrysoatom, "f"r mere lip
Prayer is not -my performance
soul, hut Is the ulnld ot contrite spirit
Nirn in a blaze of unutterable inspire
tion Mini winged like lichtniug lor 11.•
rod.
Within tills ample volume lies
The mystery of steries.
Happiest they of human race
To -Abo their God has given srace.
To read, to fear, to bope, to pray.
To lift the latch and force tbe u n
Aud better had they ne'er been born
Than read to doubt or read to scorn."
All commend D. W. Ibgga as an un
usually good superintendent. Let us
make tbe most of our privilege and not
miss a tingle Sunday.
Our class meeting, by subdividing the
membership for loving watchcare, are
our special privilege. Beech er in "Our
Seven Churches" says "no other church
has any provision that can for a mo
ment compare with tho class system."
Clark says "no expedient has proved
more successful than tho plan of class
work, iu the care ot converts." Othwr
churches employ this system irregularly:
we use it constantly. They thus care a
littie while for young members: we con
tinue thus to care for all members. They
do well in helping young Christians: we
do better by placing them where they
will get the benefit of tho experience of
veterans in the army of the cross. "No
other people," says Atkinson,"can exhort
like Methodist lavmen, no others have
such a reserve of working power coupled
with prevailing energy among gathering
crowds of earnest seekers of religion.
They partake of the joyous type which
love-feasts are so well adapted to pro
mote. Ecstatic songs, victorious shouts,
faces radiant with love of Christ, souls
soaring heavenward in spiritual delight
frequently show that "the joy of
the Lord is strength." A certain church
member made the following rules for,.
own conduct:
service. ln'reB tbe intersiate cuuuikicc cuiiimia
void of ision to ascertain mid lejmrt the actual
cost of cinst ruction jf railroads in tin?
1 n It"'! ?ut. I' y i i." 11 i i11 .it) e bill
t::e con.iuiv-ioit o.it-i-t.'.i ?. :.iuerce
skies." Dear soul, whether tbelcir- of »l """l'ldly as possible to a*
vour life bocome a line ot golden certain and report the actm.l cost of
list ot shame- I const ill', lion per miio of each railroad in
the United Sintt-~.
'gar who
MILBANK, S. I)., TUESDAY, APRIL ll, ls«m.
ve:it
"i ilio meeting.
My I)bak Fuienh:- I will at every meeting speak and pray,
Allow me to call espc ial atti-n'i-'ii
to the
the tirst opportunity briefly lining
\v el fare ot some one that you have pass
ed sleepless nights- planning, praying,
weeping with ardent desire lor y-m
friend's prosperity you can partly tin
der-Tand how dear t.o mv heart are the
wav :i u and In i' you in the
social nicetmis': And how sh:i!l know
so well as lo have you teil in- You
cannot ted me how mueli your p.-.-scope
in theso-'ial mec.-u^ and y..r r.. i
i,e (.• !i will err "iraL-e
i
attend social meetings growi-m sympa.het
io,cliillv. f"el neglflctfd. and sometimes
spiritually freeze to death in «nrni
weather
Y Fnem :n.o I'astor,
Itepresentativi- i.iic:. •!.!-• 'lr
:!:tiodu''eda bill i:i i 'i h-
I terstate comnien-e t.'.s" the
cost "f r'glit of wa\,dep"t and terminal ',
amount of aid, municipal or other, re
ceived by th* p»rsnn 'r •••leri Nation c«»h
rti'ucting tie- r. .:iI, ih• mount and
v rue of l:u,i .-« i.- ra*it» i I'ongress or
8' :de
Ange's
are present before the Inlinite.archangels
ihrong around, seraphim encircle th
'olazing throne but a mortnl is liiddini
the nobler place in contldent ctt i-onv. rsc
with .Tehovah.*' We often s::i_r "f tht
"Sweet hour of praer." That hy.uj
talis short ot the case
'•My God. ts any hour su s-' t
prom biash ol tnura to evening s'nr
tliat w iii' li calls me to thy ftet
as
read-'is ac­
cording to the plan of the League, ioid
believe you w ill have greater personal
profit in this -systematic study and review
by examination. The report blanks wilt
be distributed. We are reviewing by
Ibhle readings in the prayer meetings,
with explanations and illustrations.
Do you study your Bible daily It is in
itself the reason why Christian .nations
rule the world. Those who learn its
to aid construction, the amount
realized from the sale of such lands, the
valueof .such lands now owned by such
the I company also the cost of building such
1 depots and other buildings as
iw cm-: at the ph —•(-1 time,
ainl au'i.ui !y is i-uulc -d Upon
inenib'T of it ti
of witnesses, tlia
railro
they in-w cm-' ti.
Pun er ainl au'i.ui !y
tlie commission or any
reipiiic tlie mtendaiict
production of all books, pupcrs.eontracts
agreements and documents relating to or
bearing upon the matter to be ascertain
ed and to administer oaths: also to that
end the commission or any member of it
may invoke he aid of any court of the
United St 'c^. Any oi t,.e en. i. i oi
district couii of the I ie- v ..h
in whose jurisdiction such iinjury is
made may, in case of contumacy or re
fusal to obey a subpa-na issued to any I
I person, issua an order requiring any
I such person to appear before the com-1
mission or any member of it and pro
vince such evidence as required, and re
fusal to obey the order shall be punish
able us contempt. Tho information thus
galiierod shall bo published in the an
I nual reports of i!,- commission, an-i
when so reported -h ..I be leceived niid
considered in all proceedings before
I cmuni-*ioti or any of the courts of
the United States in which such lao
are material iu any sm tjuesd- n at
issue. The .ouui.is-i«ii, subject to the
approval of the secretary ol the intuiior.
is authorized to employ and fix the com
pensation ot such engineers and experts
I as mavbo necessary to enable it. to carry
ut. the requirements of the tic:.
I ..
Major Edwards of the Fargo Argus
save he is going retire from politics
and the editorial chair, and enter the
I ministry. ''The odor ot sanctiu'' lie
B'lys,-is so all pervading in North Pa
kot a that it lias permeated rny attenu
ate entity, and moved me to lay aside
the follies ol the world and immerse
myself in orthodox theology." The
major is still htinging under his deleat
in the lottery scheme, ami takes recourse
to such poor wit as the above to salvo
his open wonnds.—Sioux Falls Leader.
um0 ltnumber
i
8
1. I will attend the social meetings.
2. I will be there before the bell has
ceased tolling.
3. I will pray and plan for a good
meeting before I go.
4. I will always try id take a friend
with me
4UVICK TO .tlOTIU'.KV
Mis. Winslovv's Soothing Syrup 1i
children teething is the prescription
of one of the best female nurses ».ud
physicians in the United States and
lias been used lor forty years with
never-failing success by millions ot
mothers lor their children. During i
the process of teething its value is in
calculable, It relieves the child from
pain, cores dysentery and diarrhu-,
griping in the bowels and wind-colic.
By giving health to the child it rests
mot liei. I'l l-c 'JV. a hot lc.
Shows siuns uf faliai^, h-j-'in at uitec tin' use
of Ayei s Hair Vif,"i. Ih.s pu-j-.traii. a
strengthens the scalp, prouidtes the growth
of new hair, restores the natural color t"
gray and laded hair, and renders it soft,
pliant, and clussy.
"Wo have no hesitation in pronouncing
Ayer's iiair Vigor uncqualed for tlresslng
the hair, and we do this alter long expen
enee la its use. This preparation preserves
the hair, cures dandrutf and all diseases ol
the scalp, makes rough and brittle hair soft
and pliant, and prevents baldness. While it
is not a dye, those who have used the Vigor
say it will stimulate the roots and color
K'ands of fad'-!. :ray. !i ht. arid red hair,
lhanging the cei..r
A Rich Brown
or even black. It will not soil the plllow
i-iisi- nor a pocket-handkerchief, and is al
ways aprorshlc. All the dirty, pununy hair
preparations should he displaced at once by
Ayer's Hair Viper, and thousands who :o
aronnd with heads looking like 'the fretful
porcupine' should hurry to the nearest drtn
store and purchase a botLle of the Vigor."—
Th* .s'leiny South, Atlanta, Ga.
"Ayer's Hair Vr_'ur is. excellent for tlm
hair. It stimulates the growth, cures bald
ness, restores the natural color, cleanses the
scalp, prevents dandruff, and is a good dress
ing. We know that Ayer's Hair Vigor diners
from most hair tonics and similar prepara
tions. it heim? perfectly harmless."' —From
£Ven- n a( Mi/a K. P,.tki-r.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
I'KKl'AKKD BV
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
ScM t'y Iruggists and Perfumers.
Roberts County Record:--Mr. John in Crayon, India Ink and Water Colors a
McGuckinand family from near Wyoce- specialty. A fine mc ot Albums and
Wednesday, H'cturo Frames.
na, Wis., arrived here last
lie brought a carload of stock and ma
chinery, etc. Having rentedjjtho Jur
genson farm, be will proceed at once
to testing the fertility of Dakota dirt.
Mr. McGuckin is a brother-in-law of our
popular sheriff and should receive a
hearty welcome from our citizens
Roberts Couuty Record: -A new paper
appears at Big Stone City this week,
called "Western Waves." Last week
the Milbank Independent issued its first
n u e i n a i y o o i n 8 v o i
at
Browns Valley,
came out last Friday. Waubay is to
have a paper in a week or two, while
Twin Brooks and Corona are being visit
ed by prospective newspaper men. Edi
tors are becoming so plentiful that we
expect the market price will fall and
politicians will buy two for nickle this
fall.
"Ayer's Hair Vigor is a most excellent
preparation for the hair. I speak of it!
from experience. Its use promotes the
growth of new hair, and makes it glossy
and soft. The vigor is a sure cure for
dandruff.—.!. W Bowjjp
T%*
I'UOPKIETOlt
ill Kink Dray Line.
UjJ I'iiUlO- .-riiuire Etc gi\
1NT.Y AT I,AW
ostotllce Bui!
Office in 1
BANK,
DA KOI
('OI.LKCTH)XK A SPKCIA LTY
H.
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M1
houtiii.ug, 1 'apt. i Ilantting,
wryiisiiig of this sort, neatly
promptly done at regular pru
T. M. PLOTNER
rat ilfarlirt.
FH
Dried, Fre-h and Salt Meat
Cir*/« JIi:,'heht I'rirf Paid f»r Iltdts
and Cattle.
Fresh and Salt Fr-h. Came and Poultry
Photographers,
DAKOTA
MILBANK,
Good work iruarnnteod. Enlargement
Babies Pictures taken Instanta
neouslv.
E#"At Ortonvilfe Monday and Tuesday
ot each week. Gallery here open all the
week.
FIRE
HAIL
and LIFE
INSURANCE CO
Richard Mortell,
Milbank, South Dakota.
8.8.
Enquir
er, McArthur, OJv" i
Attorney at Law
COLLECTIONS
It-i£L(I.
I H(»eiir'if\ Hank. Minneapolis* Mi?n. Cort'^spondonce Solicited.
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bound
Consolidated April 11,180
THE BANK OF MILBANK,
MILBANK, SOUTH DAKOTA.
I:»!•:««ta.
IIT'I !.. lie I ddent Iliil.'v .11 Il.ih
under ill.- since i
In addition or doing a g«n«ral Bunking bu8iue3s. wp loan money on Farm so
curitio piiynij the mot tgagee irom 7 to8 per cent, per annum, no charge lor o,
ioctinir and remitting interest,or lookiim niter the loan during its life.
Out "I hundreds ot thousands of dollars loaned by us, no investor has ever lo?t
ut.edol ar of principal or interest.
We sell exchange on all eastern cities and on ©very foreign country in the
world.
Pay taxp® for non-resident propertv owners.
Collect at reasonable rates, and remit proceed.-! the same day.
I)|»the large*' Fire liisurancc business of any agency in Eastern Dakota.
-Milbank is situated in (irant Cminty. in the famous Whetston« Valley, the
.irden s|ot of a. 1 the Dakotas, and bordering on I he ^isnetoti Indian Reservation^
.iiih will i" opened -et'lenient in toe spring of lSi'K). Milbank will ho the
itlitting point tor settlors taking homos on its lertiie acres.
With the coining of statehood lands will Oe materially entmncod in value.
Huuth Dakota has entered the Union with Prohibition in her Constitution, and
this vvdl attract the very bent class el immigration from tho East to her fertile
prairies.
We have (or sale some of ?h? finest I mds th» State a* prices that will afford
iho purchaser a handsome advance within a short time.
We refer, without permission, to Bank of New York. N.
Patent and Straight Flour
AND BRAN AND SHORTS
Alwavs ou Hand.
Big Stone City Milling Co., Big Stone City, Dak.
Fine Crayon and Oil Painting -Any Sizo /"Al IX' f,
vl Interior views taken at night by flash light. The only real, genu
al lne artists in the city. Get your Pictures from natural artists.
Babies Pictures Taken Instantaneously.
Pkrring
&
KNER MAIN STREET & SECOND AVENUE.
established IST'.i, and oper.it inj.
B.
A. New
SARGENT & DIGGS.
S FARLEY,
Coin and he Pcninsulnr.'
York,
O
CUA!IANTEKD to be up to STANDARD with any stove in the market.
with which the pump can never leak its priming. TliPse pumps are guaran
teed to give the best satisfaction. A full line of
HESOZbT*
They aro prepared to do all kinds of job work such as repairing stoves, tin work
or anything in the hardware line. They carry a full LINE OF GENERAL HARD
\YAHF. With such iines as mentioned above, and are going to sell tbem at
or
i
a i! line oi lie- olu standard and time tested
Establish Trade.
and Kirk,
PHOTOGRAPHER
Tr
From Life, Pencil Sketching, Etc v^Kl lCllirCS XLH"
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Kirk,Milbank, S. 'D.
NEW COAL FIRM-
Having purchased the coal intere.-t of Mr J. A. Rickert we come before the
public soliciting a share ol your patronage. We carry the best quality of
coal in the market, and all grades at reasonable prices. We° guarantee in
quantity and quality.
ORDERS TAKEN AT OFFICE OR
ON THE STREETS
FITCH & HILTS,
PROPRIETORS.
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