The herald-advance., January 13, 1911, Image 1

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HER/JVO!.. XXXI No 16
W A N O N
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«pf of jintomijhiie clutiu*. Owner
ran Inc. e tnif tiv j.fr.ini property and
lyiiii for tin- lulvytti^^tn-nt.
1-1 it. .J. C. T***is
Loral mid Permal I'ariici
Dr. Thos. Hicks, the state
reterinarian, was called to Mon
te
video last Monday to operate
on a $2,000 horse.
We are indebted to Senator
Amsden for the legislative jour
nals of house and senate, and an y
one desiring' to refer to these
may find them on tile at the
Herald office.
Coi. N. I. Lowthian has been
suffering more or less with his
stomach trouble during the week
past, and has gone to Ackley,
Minn., to visit-his son and re
ceive treatment.
J. D. Burkhardt returned the
first of the week from a visit to
his sisters and brothers in the
Will Emanuel, the furniture
man, left Wednesday for Chica
go and Grand Rapids, Mich
where he will make a selection of
furniture goods right at the
factories. He intends also to
make a short visit at Augusta,
Wis., and will also go to the Hoi
-Springs, Ark.
In the house, Rep. Stoddard
was appointed to serve on bridg
es and ferries, and upon that
of telephone and telegraphs, and
also on warehouses, grain and
grain grading. Representative
Weide was placed on military
affairs, aud was made chairman
of the committee on statistics.
Flagman Wiseman did a little
detective work last Friday when
a telephone message came up|
from Ortonville asking him to!
arrest a man who was charged
with the larceny of some {f) 00,
and a description of the man was
giveu him. After some little
search Mr. Wiseman spotted his
man and discovered that he was
going east on a freight train, and
without arresting him also
boarded the same train, but
before doing so telephoned to the
Ortonville marshal to be at the
Big Stone depot. When the
train£rived«~BiK"stone lhe!!or
officer on hand and Mr.
Wiseman directed him to
man, who was immediately
placed under arrest. Mr Wise
man says that in his younger
days he never had any ambition
to become a great sleuth, but he
is now commencing to think that
he missed bis calling.
For Sal«.
Good six year old horse with
harness, buggy and robe. AD
ply to John Lilleskov, Milbank.
®hjc
twin cities, Milwaukee. Ratflne i years past, has been sold to W
.and Chicago, stopping a few
days in each place.
Mrs. Emily Earle, of Austin,
Minn., aunt o the Cinclair
brothers, was visiting at the Da
vid Cinclaire home the first of
the week, returning east yester
day morning, but will stop at
Montevideo for a short visit ou
her way home.
Thos. Kennedy, of Holmquist.
Day county, who had been mak
inga two weeks visit to his sis*
ter, Mrs. W. W. Mount, started
cast yesterday morning on a
visit to friends at Montevideo,
and also at poin/ in Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Garvey,
who had been visiting at the
Garvey homestead in Vernon,
started Tuesday on a trip to
Wisconsin, ou a visit to Mrs
Garvey's relatives before re
turning to iheir home at
Southard, N. D.
Gary Interstate: Rolla G.
Fink of Big Stone City, spent
Saturday in Gary, and was a
welcome caller at this office,
Mr. Fink is the traveling repre
sentative of the Avery Thresh
ing Machine Company, with his
headquarters at Aberdeen.
Senator Amsden at the organ
ization of the senate last week
was placed on the following
•committees: Chairman of en
grossed and enrolled bills, also
placed on the committees on
drainage, irrigation, legislative
expenses, and school and public
lands.
Mrs. Paul Kohler who had
been visiting relatives in Wis
consin, returned to Milbank this
week.
The railway men are making
preparations for their third an
nual bail, to be given at the
ouse Thursday eveD
Harry Lindsley was taken
down the first of the week with
his old trouble of rheumatism
and has been unable to be about!
this week.
Bleser, druggist, Mesmer &'
Co e w e e s a n K a n i a i e &
Schleism, meat market, have
changes of ads this week, which
you should ead.
Mr. M. S. Druecker. of Mia-
The county commissioners at
their meeting this week named
the Herald Advance as one of the
official papers of the couuty—
the (irant County News and
Big Stone Headlight be'ng the
others designated.
Miss Amanda Lindquist enter
tainei a party of friends at a
six o'clock dinner Sunday.
The dinner was thoroughly en
joyed and a very pleasant even
ing was spent.
Miss Naumann, formerly em
ployed at the Grant County
News office as compositor, is
now working at the Herald-Ad
advance office.
1
neapolis, one of the formor mer
chants of Milbank, is making aj
few days visit to his daughter, I
Mrs. Geo. Empson, and attend
ing to some business matters.
The Watertown Herald, of
which Mr?. G. H. Eastwood has I
e e n e i o o a n u e o i
Bancroft, the state game war
den. who is an old newspaper
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo C. Mid lie
brook left yesterday for Inui uia
where they go to attend their!
sou Bruce's wedding, which wul
take place on the l*th inst., thej
bride being Miss Auretta Ag-,
new. a former teacher in thej
public schools of this city.
On next Tuesday, January 17,
a representative of the Superior
lodge will be the guest of the
Milbank degree of honor, and
will explaiu to the members the
change in the law of relationship
existing between the Degree of
Honor and the A. O. l\ W. Cof
fee and sandwiches will be serv
ed, and all are invited.
We acknowldgean invitation to
attend the opening of the now
city hall at Big Stoue City, which
took place last evening with an
appropriate program of exer
cises. We should have greatly
enjoyed doing this, and had ful-i
ly intended to do so but was de
prived of the pleasure through
circumstances over which we
had no control As the first
Mayor of Big Stone, we should
have greatly enjoyed the privil
ege of attending the opening,
and exhibiting the warrant for
our salary as mayor of the city,
the first year of its organization'
as a municipality, aud which our
frugal wife has preserved dur
ing these years, with the p^ssi
biltty in sight that we may need I
it in our declining life.
The board of county com
missioners have been in session
since lie new year, aud on Tues
day Messrs. Ericksou and Berk
n^r, the retiring members.'
1 surrendered their seats to the
uewlv elected commissioners,
Messrs. George Mitchell and
Chas. Linngren. Both Messrs.
Erickson and Berkner retire
from their official work alter
faithful service and with the!
(consciousness of having at all
times worked for the best in
i terests of the county. Mr.
Erickson had been on the board
e'*h«J,~re«od
fw
1
"r
S"rs
,S
Mr. Unn(!ren,|
one of the new commissioners is'
a merchant in Strandburg, and i
has beeu over since the board
has been in session getting ae i
quainted with his otticial duties.
Mr. Maxwell who holds over,
has had two years experience as
commissioner, and is familiar
with present conditions in the
county offairs and Mr. George
Mitchell was for many years
chairman of the board, and is
thoroughly posted on county
matters.
The thermometer registered
19 below Thursday night.
Mrs. W. W. Wilson has been
quite seriously ill during the
week.
Just received a shipment ol
new Sewing Machines. Cash or
easy terms. See me before vou
buy. R. A. FIFIELD. Agi
STKAKIHIRUU KIKST STATK.
Presicien:—J. E Johnson.
V. Pres.—
Cashier—
Directors'— J. E John son,
Luudquist, Lars Lundquist,
C. Middlebrook aud Adolph
Lundquist.
CORONA STATU.
President—F. B. Ivoberts.
V. Pres.—Ella Clark,
Cashier—George Clark.
Directors—F B. Roberts, Geo.
Clark and Ella Clark.
4'»rf! of Thanks.
The undersigned wish to ten
der their tbauks to the friends
and neighbors who so kindly
assisted us during the illness
aud death of our brother,
Botoif Wick.
M» a\"n us Ppter
the death rattle is in your throat.
The
whole world.
MILBANK, S. DAK., FRIDAY, JAN CAiiY 13. li)l 1
Second Ave.
Miss Mamie Mittelstaedt went
to Minneapolis Wednesday,
where she will attend the grand
opera
city.
William Emanuel, the furni
ture man has sold an interest in 111wood, Iowa,
his store to A G. Sacreiter, of
Miss Amanda Keller, .laughter.
of J. I. Killer, of Grant Center.
who is recovering from a severe
illnes. is enjoying a visit with
the family of her cousin. Kev.
Zeck at Big Stone.
Royal Neighbars sixth annual
Old Fashioned ball at^Woodmen
hnll Friday evening, ,lan. 20th,
15*11. Tickets $1 .ki per couple.
Coffee and sandwiches will be
served—25c per couple. Music
by Prof. Hopfner's orchestra.
The several banks of the ciiy
aud villages of the county held
their annual meetings the first
of the week, and named their
officer s. cs follows:
FIRST NATIONAL
Pres.—P. B. Roberts.
Cashier—G C. Mid del brook.
Asst Cash. B. Middlebrook
E Thorn dike
Eltt' HANTS N A o
N A I.
Pres.—N. J. Bleser.
V. Pres.—C. Williams.
Cashier—E Benedict.
Asst. Cash.—P. C. Saunders
KAKMKKS 15AN K
Pres. G. L. Wood.
V. Pres.—J. C. Elliot.
Cashier—C. E. Mills.
Directors—(J. Wood, J.
Elliott, C. E. Mills, A. Temple
ton aud C. VV. Martens.
Mlvu ny for Men
Victor Erlaodson returned I arranged for a men's meeting at
last Monday from several days' theTaoernacle Sunday afternoon
visit to the cities, accompanying o'clock, when Mr. Bromley
his sister Ruth home. will deliver his great lecture to
men. sou to be well worth an
no ad mis
being presented in that!
I admission price, but
sioo will be charged. Following
arrtsomeof the commendations
and endorsements that have
been given this lecture to men:
T1
Vernon township. The new firm I -Martin H.\ ink, I astorof the First
name is Emanuel & Co. Presbyterion Church
Ben Woite of Alban, says tbar
our correspondent from
was in error in regard
hogs, as the young animals vividness he portravs the sins
crowded and probably smother that undermine the character of
ed to death.
did audience,
(l,srn.
Sayings of the Evangelist
God made man, and He knows
what is best for him.
Old time religion is practical 1 crowd of men about every name
and is adapted to every legitimate in the category, and still have
avocation
in life. tlieni come up smiling. "Some
... ... ... of you." shouted the speaker.
Religion and bouse will not rt»y.«arolMt worth v to be thirty
in the same hide. second cousins to a skunk. This
You A'ill want religion when
God will not. bring compulsion
into the realm of human volition, i
There
Heaven.
are no cuspidors in
it
Htn' l,eettm at the Tabernacle corner since the address have
Suinlty Afternoon. Every Man in confessed that the speaker
thin l'arl 11 (irant (Jountr should struck them, and there was no
Attend itiiM Meeting* ('omnui Men.denying it. If it was true that
the Evangelists. Messrs.
Bromley ,-iud Myers, who are
holding meetings in the large
taberimcle ou Main sueet, have
It grow m« pleasure to express!was «ntwtainin« |.lai n un.l con
vincing. I have heard several
Alban to""M'en only," given by Rev. H.! ^ctures along the same lin- but
to his w Bromley. With startling ne\et heaid one equal to
my appreciation of the lecture)
II. W. BK MLEY
mer rniid
kindness
the better way.
are far beyond 1
have proved to
sing to the men
in 1111 it v.
11 H-n with tine taste,
and sympathy shows
"*'iese lectures
n-dinai y. and
a
seeinei
there was not a man
was said as
wh°
if
the
whole country Who was not there.
For two full hours, the evangelist
PROF. MYERS.
compelled to pass on without the
I coveted hand-shake. Instead of
being offended, men on every
no other results from the Taber
nacle meetings followed, the good
nir lor mon only was H«fh
Z'fL
masons.
tllos
1
-Gotfred Lundquist. Never in the history of the town Saunderson, C. C. Carl, Robert
Lars G. Luudquist. has there been a speaker, who Hunter, A. Kaercher.
possessed the ability to
i
''bating Mm* man
VVOH,d
greatest mistakes are and the audience cheered the as
sort ion to the echo. The utmost
made in early life.
J«d wills for the wrviM of the!at,™ti,)'!
was
during the entire lecture, and in
mon
W*M
a
God s chief instrumentality 111 the entire company tiled by, and
reaching men is Christianized it seemed as if they would shake
humanity. [the arms of the evangelist loose
from their sockets. The only bad
feature was that the crowd!
was so dense that some were
these
week,
*n
young woman into a lite of shame,
upright life, to (Mime W.~—Jas^A. Cocnrane
o w a a n s a k e a n s n e a y
Y e hre nort
Falls, S. 1).:
"A great address. Full of
Christian commonsen.se. I wish
(Centerville. S. Dak.
.laities Watson, Pastor of Cong.
Church:
Mr. Bromley's lecture to men
A very able address, delivered
with greatest propriety, and
I MASON'S MEET.
I A
.'II111her
great
bles-
this com-
Ol this lecture the Beresfor*
Ivcpublie says:
As one lxked
over
Following were among
e who were present from
Out-of-town:
poured hot shot into the 'men. Ortonville—Ha.vden French,
tolling them that thev were not Samuel Chapman, John E Hosch,
living the lives that they should. Hrown, John Crippen. R.
and proving every assertion. Dudley. F. K. Singiser, A.
call a
Coroua—L. B. Prouty, J. S.
iBroderick.
1 Wilmot
Edward Cook, A.
Cameron, Geo. W. Baxter.
Sisseton—Howard Babcock,
I. S Minder.
1 Peter Ginther. Kilborn C. R.
Baker, Odessa: Win. J, Baxter,
i Weyburn. Sasic L. W. Ginther,
Lemraon.
Kotfl Context.
The Pierre board of trade has
offered a prize of a fine court
i house clock to the county, the
'seat of which is within sixty
i miles of the capitol which sends
the largest delegation to the con
servation and development, dry
farming, and good roads con
gresse* which meet there from
January to 2*.
A second clock is offered for
the largest attendance
the li'O mile belt.
K. 0. ft. Install.
Consolidated April 11. 1891
jone which all u both young prominent lawvers of the south
land old, could heal with much
profit.
Dean E. C. Perisho,
I S. D. State University
Visitinir Krelhren «f thf
Square and Compasse* Fraternize
with Hiihank Lodge.
The Masonic lodge of Milbank
has a well-earned reputation
'among Masons hereabouts for
doing very effective degree work,
and occasionally parties of visi
tors from neighboring towns are
invited to be present aud assist
in or en joy the lodge work as
presented by the Milbank lodge,
i One of these enjoyable visits of
out of town Masons occurred last
Tuesday evening, when parties
from Ortonville, Wilmot and Sis
setoti were guests f)t their Mil
ibank brethren. Hon. Frank
iMcXulty, judge of this judicial
1 circuit, was the candidate for ihe
1 occasion. At the conclus-i n of
j'.he regular lodge work', a ban
quel was served, and some after
This will pive all of tbe eoun- I'ttle tunc between the
i ties an equal show. morning service and tin* lecture
It is expected that at least men and service for women to
2")(0 delegates will participate in admit of going home preparing
l^e
conventions during
At a special meeting of Seeur-
Hy
response to an invitation for a!Heven,n£
lodge, A. O. U. W. last Friday
lhe
would promise him t' members were installed:
following named
M. W.—J. A. Fuller
Fore.—H. E. Ackerman
Overseer—Win. Gaynor
Guide—Martin Green
Recorder—J. W. Lfggett
Financier—Levi Schnabel
Receiver—E. H. Benedict
CALLED BY DEATH
firand Master H. 1. Wallaer of tha
Odd Fellow* Suddenly Stricken
llown.
Of all those who gathered at
the recent Odd Fellows grand
lodge meeting in Milbank' last
iU mAll
*1 o i *4. i week there was piob ible not one
(loin' afternoon
lwh() surmise(i
of the spiral ineetms*. |,„K. was'.o be toucned by the
Rev. Geo S. i^vans, of the Con hand of death before a week had
gregational church, Sioux passed away.
every one of my brethren could the state, and the Grand Maa
hear it.
„Hr
momem lhat
lhmls,hl foP
ern part of the state and
mayor of Elk Point.
Horse Thief Wet*
a
,, -,er
i «*, who presided
Wal.
al
the KKther-
The Milbank meeting was the
last of a series of meetings held
in the towns the northern part
ter aud other officers left here
to go to their several homes. It.
was on this return trip that
Grand Master Wallace took a
severe cold, and before he reach
ed his home at Elk Point he had
to be assisted from the tnin 10
his place of residence. Pnett
monia followed, and despite all
medical help he passed away ott
the 5th in si. The deceased, wh#
was a comparatively young man,
is survived by a wife and on®
daughter. He was one of tb#
was
kmmf.
A telephone message was re
ceived by Sheriff Jennings from
Appleton, last Saturday asking
him to be on the look out for*
man who had stolen a team from
his employer and skipped out.
The fellow was in a livery barn
at the time and managed to catch
enough of the conversation over
'he wire to make him suspicious
and hastily skipped out, but the
property was recovered.
Death of Kdward Ijlouedad.
Edward Glomstad, who with
his brother Anton, was at one
time engaged in conducting a
shoe store in Milbank, but who
for a number of years past has
been traveling for a Boston shoe
firm, died at his home in Boston
on December 5, having been
stickeu down with pneampnia.
V. H. ('. Officer*.
dinner toasts were responded to Humphrey W. C., Jan. 5, the
in a happy manner and a very
enjoyable evening was spent,
by both the visiting and local i
At a regular meeting of A. A.
following officials were installed
for the pre.-et term:
Pres. rs. Surah Van
Walker
S. V.—Mrs. May Fox
J. V.—Mrs. Susan Lowthian
Sec.—Mrs. Sarah Reeve
Treas. Mrs. Eliza Mount
Chap.— rs. Laura Kyrke
Cond.— rs. Ida Finley
A Cou. Mrs. Loretta Stetfal
Guard—Mrs. Maggie Carl
Pat. In—Mrs. May Dodge.
Color Bearers.—Misses Lily
Geist. Marv Gardiner, Eva Hot
son Maty Bean.
Musician—Mrs. Lnotla Wylie.
Pre.«s Correspondent—Mrs.
Luella Wylie.
Teaehera' Examination.
Notice is hereby iriven that the next
feea-eheiV examination will be held io
the court room at Milbank ou Thura
dfcy and LYUIuy. I'Vhrnarv 2d and 3d.
Questions for tir^t, second and third,
and primary certificates will be nub
milted. All material will he furnish
ed gratis to applicants. Every
appli
cant for a certificate must be present
Thursday morning.
Yours trnly^
F. B. PUKDY, Co. Supt.
Preparation For Sunday.
Plans arc
being perfected U
have many families bring thei!*
from i li
nmM s
counties the seats of which are where hot coffee will be served
i from bO to ll'O miles away and free. The idea is one of
a thinl to thH couniies outside
eni( n
the Tabernacle Sunday
,.,.
and
4
^x-iability. Thwe
I dinner, etc., and by remaining at
the Tabernacle we get the full
benefit of both services, thft
sociai contact, and enter into the
plans of those ia charge of the
work.
Let our country friends ar
range to be with ns.
Everybody plan to come, bring
your lunch and stay to dinner.
Nfttlie,
I have three snap proponitioa* tw
§*to by parties who want to sell eltjr
property. Call at my ofloe. It wilt
pay you. Thap L. JFtljM.WI
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