The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-08-14

Quite number Of young folks attend
ed the party given by Miss Carrie Recer,
! last Tuesday evening.
/ oportsmen are getting ready for til
| chlckon season, which commences tn
10Th inst Guns and dogs are in grea
demand
Much injury is done by the use Of ir
rltating, gripping compounds taken
rs purgatiyes. In Ayers Pills
The patient has miled but effective cat
hartlc, that can bei confidently recon
mended alike for the most delicate
patients as we'll as the most robust.
The Stalwart form of Alonzo Wardall
the alliance leader and patron SAINT, was
on our streets yesterday greeting his old
acquaintances.
Miss Agnes Harris has returned from
q trip to Minneapolis She goes to Web
ster the first of next month 10 take her
position as teacher in the public school
at that place.
Are you expecting to build? IF you
are, you should not fail to call at the
Chas, Betcher lumber yard and get prices.
Everything in the building line in stock
and Of first class quality.
II. Comfort one Of the old-time engi-
na H \ 1,r,
on his cattle ranch for the past few
months ,5 miles southwest Of Mandan,
n. ID, returned this week, preparatory in
helping haul the grain eastward.
Mrs. H. ]. CHASER and Miss Myrtle
CHASER Of Minneapolis, who are visiting
with friends at their old town in Big
Stone, came up with Mrs. d. w. Fountain
and her sister Mrs. j. W. Penny yester-
day to call upon old friends.
Have we any truly great men at the
present day. Some doubt it, and ask to
Franklin, or Webster However this
may be, Of one thing we are sure, there
never was greater blood.purifeT than
Ayers SarSapariila.
An Ice cream social will be given at
the residence uf Mrs. l.. S. Clark on
Thursday evening Aug. Goth, under the
auspices OF the fair damsels Of her Sun
day School class A general invitation
is extended to all to be present.
L. M. Karcher. Of the Milbank Roller
Mill, has made quite a number OF valu
able improvements in his mill, which
willenable him in handling flour and gram
to better advantage than heretofore.
Mr. Karcher has shipped three cars OF
wheat to Minneapolis this week.
Some idea OF the speed with which
modern business is transacted, even in
agricultural work, is suggested in the
experience of Geo. Merry, who cut the
wheat on one of his farms on Wednes-
day Friday and Saturday, and Oh the
following Tuesday and Wednesday
threshed, and on the same evening had
it in the cars It was shipped to Mime
apolis the next morning, just a week
from the time 1t was growing IN the
field.
The Driving Park Association will
Give n matinee at the track on Satur rday
Aug. %. to which the horsemen OF neigh
boring towns are cordially invited, and
their presence will be duly appreciated
and the compliment returned when the
occasion presents itself. Some interest
ing work is promised, and a good attend
ance much desired. The proceeds OF the
day will be devoted towards fencing and
otherwise improving the grounds.
Attorney John w. Bell received q let
Ter the first Of the week from Judge An
drews in which the latter positively de-
MES that there is any truth to the charges
being urged against him by the Water
town bar. and demands free and fair
Investigation into the affair. The mar
ner in which these charges have been
made and the noticeable effort on the
nart Of Watertown attorneys 10 secure
as much publicity as possible Tor them
wonld indicate that there is oack OF
them something besides a pure and hcly
desire Of having the sacredn .ss OF the
court preserved in spotlef,s personal
nnrity. 1t is generally believed that
some of those who have been most active
N the matter would har dly be deemed
the best fitted to enforce strict censor
ship OF private morals. on others, and It
will be we'll perhaps 20 await the iacts IN
the case before jud gment is rendered.
Finest Hay Forks at Wood Bros.
Harvest Dinner.
IT. ,od;as nf The Nj. r. church will