The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-22


Mrs w. w. DOWnie returned this
afternoon from Ortonvillc where She
has been spending the week. visiting
with friends. Mr.. DoWnie is expected
home to night from lanllton where
he has been attending the grand lodge
of the |. o. O. F..
Dyspepsia has driven to an carly and
even suicidal grave many man who, if
he had tried the virtues OF Ayers Sarsa-
p"riIIa, would be alive today and in the
enjoyment of health and completeness
Sufferer. be warned in season. and don't
allow the system to run down.
Mrs. j. W. Williams arrived on the
early morning train Monday from Butfa-
10, \. Y, where she has been for several
months, to spen! the summer with her
fathers family Mr.. H. W Bailey Mr..
Williams, who is travelling for a bank
punch firm, expects to get aroundto Mil
bank about July 1st The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs Williams will be pleased
!
ON Friday last Mr.. SCHUYLER NcrdOw
met with a very painful and what
proved to be a serious accident
While riding on his bicycle the wind
blew his eyes full Of dust, binding
him for an instant SO that he failed to
see a stone that lay directly in his road
till he had nearly struck it. Upon
seeing the stone he attempted 70 Jump
from his wheel and III doing so sprain-
ed his ankle so that he was confined 10
lis bed for several days He is now
able 10 be around some with tie aid
of crutches, but 1t will be some time
before he can use his foot again
Rev. j. NJ Mcbride preached in Libra
ry Hall last Sunday. Mr.. Mcbride was
accompanied on his trip by Mrs Mcbride
who has been attending the assembly Of
the order OF Eastern Star where she has
been elected to the highest office Of the
Grand Chapter, that Of g. w NJ. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcbride took the east bound
train for Big Stone lake Monday Morn
ing where they will spend few days
before returning to their home in Aber-
|deen
Herman Emanuel has sent after set
Of tools, and expects to open q barber shop
in Wllmot Herman has been in Milhank
about year, several months OF which he
has been engaged in the barber shop OF
Henry Mitchell. He has lately decided
to start out for himself, and has chosen
Wilmot as the point for starting. Mr.
Emanuel is a young man of good habits
and vii win the respect of those who
become acquainted with hlm in hs new
home.
There is good work being done at the
cemetery which should &c encouraged IL
every way possible. There has been
need of great deal OF work, and this
spring those who have a lot seem to take
a special interest in keeping it trimmed
up which very much improves the looks
OF the grounds. Last Saturday eight or
ten Of the old soldiers went up to set
the headstones and fixed up the graves
OF several OF their comrades who
are sleeping in the city of the dead
On Friday morning, of last week, Mr.
j. A. Mcbride received word that hi
father was very i'll ut his home IN Lake
City, Minnesota, and little later was
notified by telegram to take the first
train for that place which lie did. Mrs
Mcbride followed by the next train. We
cnp the following from the Minneapo
lis Journal: Judge John Mcbride died
Saturday afternoon OF heart disease, aged
20 years He came to Lake City in the
spring of 1860 and has served as justice
OF the peace tor 90 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride have the sym
: pathy Of the community in their sorrow
Gottleb Oehler met with quite a loss
the other day by one Of his horses dying
About week ago Mr.. Oehler drove over
% the morrill, place and LETT his team
for moment or two, as hehad often done
before The horses became frightened
at q dog and ran about two miles Az
they came to bend in the road leading
to the bridge which crosses the creek q
Christ Oehler's place they tailed 70 tnrf
quick enough and we're crowded OF the
bridge into the creek, whore one Of then
Law for about an hour before it was gottel
on, OF the water. This sudden plunge
into the Geld water after such run VA;
:, more than the horse could stand and il