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

Mason & Morgans Uucle Toms Cahir
90. al the Opera House, Milbank, one
night only. Friday Aug u.
One of james Brannon's teams got be
yond control Of the driver ana galloped
down Man street Wednesday afternoon
The driver managed to keep the horses
In the middle Of the street and got con.
trol Of them when they arrived at the
outskirts of the city.
The officers of the Grant County Agri
Gu ltural and Mechanical Association
have fixed the date Tor holding the far
this year on September the o4th, 25th
and 26th, and preparations will be at
once commenced t. make the exhibition
tins year one Of the best in the history
OF the Association.
Mrs. Thos Fitch met with very pam
full accident to one Of her eyes Nednes-
day. While bending over to tie her
horse she struck her face INTO some tall
weeds, which penetrated her eye, intilct-
ing a very painful wound from which
she has been suffering intensely, but
which is now much improved
Mason & Morgans Uncle Toms Cabin
Co, is now in its 2lst year it is the Oldest
and best show travelling. They have the
MagnoliGn Quartette a musical organlza-
ton we'll known throughout the United
States which will be heard in new
choruses and songs. Among special
setts Of scenery they carry is the Ohio
River Ice Scene, Tie Rocky Pass.
st. Clair's Home by Moon Light new.
The cotton picking scene, and the beau
titul transformation scene "IAe Gates
Ajar.' Milbank, Aug. =.
L. M. Karcher shipped q carload OF
new wheat to Minneapolis Wednesday.
The Empire elevator company also
shipped car load the same day, making
the first consignments from this place,
and the first Of the new crop shipped
from any point on this end OF the Il. 4
d The grain was OF an excellent quail
ity.
The editor Of the HERALD-ADyANcE
accompanied by his wife, took this
morning tram train for Madison, where
he expects to spend few days attending
the meeting OF the state press association
gathering designed wholly for the
moral up-building OF the newspaper men
the state. We shall return as soon as
possible, trusting that during our alb
sence no Sodom. and -Gomorrah test VIII
be put upon the city.
The local coal an wood dealers have
received advice from the companies from
whom they purchase to send IN their
orders and stock up as soon as possiDie'
90 as 10 avoid fuel famine which VIII oe
likely to occur through a scarcity OF cars
when,the movement OF gram commences
This effect has been severely felt 10 pasu
vears when the demand for cars has not
been nearly SO great as It is llAely " 70
this year.
Tho Milbank Driving Park Assocla-
t;on has been added 10 the Minnesota
circnit. which includes the assoclat'o,ns
of Browns Valley, Morris, Graceviiie,
Glenwood, Alexander Lons
Prairie. Montevideo, and Granite rails.
This connection will insure = me stIlnS
Of horses at the races, which Will oe nelu
at m the same time as the county fair, Sept.
"a, 25 and 2G.
Little Gretchin Blesser gathered ner
von.r friends around her last Monday
- ,,u ths number Of nearly halt hundred,
for the purpose of celebrating !he laos
that t she had reached her fifth milestone
on tho Journey Of life. The young lo!ks !,s :
1;dn,, a. ~ take very serious view OF lne
and seemed 10 think thal Il
growing old was productive OF suon
affairs they had no oo1ec'ionS -
numerous birthdays.
When you 90 away from home, ;an oi nate te
friends visiting you, or you are eolns "
give party, musicale Or ;n,s' recep1,un, poontem. -
when your church or society conseln a,,
plates any proceedings, or when you Sc Sc
bny or change your residence or business, aa -
- ~ yo,r - SON or daughter is married. OF
rban : vonr neighbor gets new papy, ~
i q word. if you know or hear o. ny
tom II interest to tho puollc, prlns ~
send i in. and the HERALD ADvAnuh aa.;ans mrs
. ,slaalv . publish it. All communlca.lons
J sarst not ne accom- panied by the name %
Ihe n writer as we'll the non de piI'ne "
aar which they wish to De Kno"n'