The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-09-02
HOME HAPPENINGS.

HOME HAPPENlNGS.
rrheat-Nc. / Northern &c; No. 2
No. 8 49c; No. 4 42c; rejected 35c.
rote the excellent line OF plows at
bod Bros.
a those ten dollar road carts at
kleys.
Mo masons commenced work on the
ndation for the new Elliot Store last
esday.
~. James Williams, of Milwaukee,
(nioy,ng a visit with her parents in
4 city, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bailey.
flss Eta Carrick started Wednesday
81 Cloud, Mimi, where she will re-
he her studies at the normal institute
that city.
fis May Verne, who has been max.
her home with her uncle, John Will
ps during the summer, returned to
Iowa home last Tuesday.
r. Eastman came in from the east
dnesday for a sojourn among his Mil
* frlends. He has recently been
~ at Benton Harbor, Mich.
Ne assessment tor Grant county as re-
ped to the state auditor is 81 ,390. .S32.
assessment in 1891 as equalized, was
pl0,5l6.
amanda Rodine and Miss Hannah
rby, OF Wilmot, were the guests Of
ss Amanda Lundbe1g the first Of the
ek.
III. Romain Farnham, who moved to
ppin Co., Wisconsin, some two years
B, Is on visit to his farm in this coun-
10 attend to threshlng operations.
aon. j. s. Proctor, who has been liv-
IL Saltwater the past year, came up
) Arst OF the week to look after his
HRS in Grant county.
lrs. Dore and Mrs. Fergnreon. of Min
bpolis, mother and sister of Mrs. j. s..
riley, arrived the first OF the week for
extended visit with the latter.
lrs. James Bailey OF Minneapolis, q
ice 1t Sheriff Benedict returned home
dnesday morning after q weeks visit
the sheriff and family.
Il. A. c. Dodge, who has been spend
the summer at St Paul, came UP the
II 0f the week to attend to his inter
10 the county.
lis Maggie O'Brien. who has been
1oying visit with Mrs. ]. S. Farley
other friends in the city returned to
home IN Milwaukee yesterday.
Il. ]. E. Bell, president OF the Henne-
County Savings Bank Of Minneapo-
With his son John, are the guests OF
eod Bros, this week, while out on
Y chicken shooting expedition.
Z. James Parker OF Orr, N. D., stop
aon tor short visit with his kinsman,
!ak Maynard, the first Of the week,
y on his way to Britton, to attend to
neiarming operations ut that place.
y Layman. the meat man is discon-
a!e widower just now, his wife and
w having gone ON two weeks visit
Msnds 10 Minneapolis and Farm.
as City Hotel changed hands this
Mr. A. H. Deits stepping in az
e'etor. Mr.. VIM. Diets, his father,
3 % his advanced years, retiring
tAe Management of the house.
lae family Of Robert Hicks have been
sns quite serious time OF it with the
'es. The children are now improv.
4, put Mrs Hicks is still quite serious
ssofga Hallock, Of Webster, was down
80 re pension board Of examiners
uaesday. Mr.. Hallock was one Of
tly residents in Big Stone City, but
lumber of years has been living In
"a and Webster.
&c Chas. Knapp OF Fergus Falls, who
resident Of Big Stone IN an early
~ been on visit to her daughter
a: knowlton, Of Kilborn. the past
y Mrs. Knapp Is q sister -in-law o
: 2. ". Bailey of this city.
g B. =. swesland, Of Minneapolis
ugaged - salesman in Elllot's vari
UIe and will move his family K
sV MI. s. has been for g numbe'
G engaged as salesman in one
large dry goods establishments o
!. y. Moore, Of the firm Of Tun
Moore, Of Minneapolis, was II
We hrst Of the week, negotiating
s school board and tho Masonic
Association for the furnishing
scs md heating apparatus: MI
= brother -in-law of j. G. Wood
D {, The best and cheapest plov
xou can find that pkw 1t WOOD