The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-09-04

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which is announced as We 90 to press
dissolution followed motherhood. and
was u release from intense physica,
suffering endured for Gays past.
Ihos. Fitch has been enjoying a reun.
lon of his old regiment, which is being
held at Rochester, Mimi, TINS week
lhe unveiling Of statue erected il
memory OF Gen. George, the commander
of the regiment was prominent feature
ct the exercises.
\. Z. Lindquist last Saturday proved
the hero in What came near being run
away. Mr.. LindGuist secured the horse
before he had fairly got started. Two
ladies' and child were in the buggy,
from which they jumped as the horse
started
VIM Cleveland, who for a number Of
years past has supplied our citizens
With milk, gave notice 10 his customers
this week that he would discontinue the
business, his farm work and other mat
ters not atfording him the necessary
time to attend TO the running Of the
milk wagon.
We are indebted 10 Rev. Joseph
zimmerman, the pastor Of the German
Evangelical church of Big Stone, for
a pleasant call last Monday Mr.. Zim-
norman is we'll pleased with his surroud-
ings III Big Stone, and the only thing he
required to complete his happiness
was 10 subscribe for the Herald, which
he accordingly did.
A young man working on the farm Of
August Uibleau, in Big Stone township,
while sliding down rom a hayslack came
agains, the handle OF ptchfork which
was resting against the stack. The
handle pierced his body fully fifteen
inches, making very ugly though not
necessarily dangerous wound. We
that The injured man is
likely to recover.
"A man by the name William Hubert,
living in Big Stone township was brought
before the insane commissioners Tor eX-
animation Tuesday. 1t appears that
Hubert's soft spot consists Of soflness
the other sex, number OF
whom he is annoying with persistent
offers OF marriage. The board continued
his hearing for week, III hopes that
bis annoying conduct would cease.
While the reception at the "Hotel
PROUD last Friday evening was not as
largely attended as was expected, most
ENJOYABLE time was had by those present,
and who "tripped the light fantastic TO
music under the supervision OF Prof.
uocum. An excellent supper was pro-
ylded Tor the guests, OF whom quite
number who we're unable to take any
part ia the dancing, but were fully capable
# playing an honorable part al The tables.
4 profussion of choice flowers was one
# the features Of the occasion.
TT. Sparber, of Georgia township,
the editor with \ real live pig
his week. His porkship will remain
y the family circle for only limited
,eriod of time, during which we shall
ry what kindness, the cultivated sur
.oundings of city lite, genial companion
,hip and liberal system OF high feeding
xill do toward raising him from the level
# common country hog. His tastes ~
he present time are not OF the highest
rider. but this is partially a'oned Tor by
he possesion Of phenomenal appetite
md splendid digestion. II he can hcid
hese two points in the constant
,emp,ation to high living to which
% will be subjected while enjoying
,ur hospitality, we nave great hopes
hat We will be able 70 RAISE nm up %
point Of responsibility attained by some
NO legged porkers whom i has noen our
,o,tnue 10 meet while engaged in The
,nn;ticant work of running acouhtry
E,oasnt new stock OF Ladies and Chilo-
.ens cloaks just received at Elliots.
The Jewel stoves and ranges ana Elm
,nrst heaters will be on sale At FARE!
,ardware in few days. We know these
FOODS are the very best. Why, because
=hev nave stood the test for over twenty
iva wears and still stand square TO the
rant Remember they will be at Far
ey's place.
We mention our whips. being 'he oes'
a. th4 money. 1T Farley's hardware.