The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-08-28

bdS courier that VIII never get loose
~ the hub, ut f'arley's Hardware.
Col. Evans, Of the Aberdeen News.
spent last Sunday with his Old Milbank
friends.
Prof Wood, who is to nave charge Of
the Milbank schools The coming year.
arrived this week, and is making pre-
+ parations for the work Of the tail term.
which begins on the 1lh Of September.
The splendid reports Of the grain yield
throughout the county continue to
come in and indicate TINT the present
harvest has been one Of the mos, boantl-
iul ever gathered IN Grant county.
/ Geo Mddehrook had lis loot quite
badly squeezed tho night Of the fire,
/ while removing his goods. John Will
! ams also sustained quite a severe
Nre nch by falling from the roof Of the
/ building
Geo j. Robinson. the former proprie-
tor ot tic .t.tna hotel, has purchased
the Bath residence property, lately occu
pied bv Will Foster Mr. Foster has
been transferred to the ST Paul office,
which NIL necessltate his removal TO
that ciA.
The young ladies' who compose The
Sunday school class Of Mrs $ L. Clark
1T tie Congregational church. called
/ upon their teacher in body last Wed
nesdav afternoon 10 congratulate her
upon the anniversary of her birthday
The managers OF the opera house have
| lust completed contract with the Nc
kutcheon & Cooley Theatre company
for Il weeks entertainment, during the
races next month, commencing on the
2lsl and continuing during the week
The company comes highly recommended.
MIR. II. q. Port and wife and little son
Freddie left Tuesday night Tor Portage.
Wis. Mr. Ports old home, where he Will
visit friends and relatives and before
their return home will visit trends al
Milwaukee and Chicago. They expect
to be absent about two weeks.
Miss Laura Rodgers returned the hrsl
OF the week from Valparaiso, where sfie
has been attending the educational lns'1-
tu,ion ut that point. Before returning
home. Miss Rodgers, in company VIII
number Of her fellow students enjoyed
~ excurs,on to Niagara Falls and other
points in the east
..lack" Cayanaugh. A. II. Dafoe' ana
The Ellis Bros, drove up from wilson
Tuesday evening to enjoy q lew houis
with their Milbank friends. By the
way. Mr.. Da:oe owns up TO pelhs ="
al aascendent OF the DeFoe Of Room
snn Trneo fame. but rs his great ancestor
,,oa ! century or so before A. II. mace
IL ,nnearance ia this world OF run anu
misfortune, he has no personal reco4''o-
ia, of the original DeFoe.
AI'WD flOCu pIulso NtA'
- tho members OF the tire department
r,r tho energetic and practical manner
= which they cot to work and hanaieo
,hair ,nnaratus both at the Erlan'soh
= Johnson fire and at the one Nonaas
.,. .nd rheir success indicates that
Mil,ank has an admirable system - 'i'e
n,,t ectien and valiant fire company
ro their promptness and efficiency IS 10 70
= u credited the tact that the Who'e
,.as, .,de of Main street was not sNei''
auav on either Of these OCCASIONS
The tro,,ing matinee last SATURDAY
..ta,noon At the driving park al'housn
mt lightly attended, was full q ln'e1es,
thase who witnessed the racing any.
= 49,. nooa work was done by the local
ra narses In the free -for-all Old ran Gu, GU,
r;ed off first honors, NhiPple ''s 49,.
Arrow second, and McBride's Gypsy 'h,.' nv.
II the two year old trot, hall me nea,' ,a
the - Youngsters got down to .,, work 10 eooa aa't
shane, making it in l:45, McBrlee Mob eed nax ,ux.
srap1, t;rs1 1n,rannon's Header second anu %
&arc colt third.