The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-07-29

Don't forget to visit the Minneanoli,
Bargain Store.
WOOD Bros, advertise large quantity
OF oats for sale,
Mr. T. =. Barker has had the painters
AZ work on his house and have greatly
improved the appearance.
Rooms TO RENr.-Over postoffice. In.
qulre OF A. j. Bleser.
Conductor Charles Aggas and wife left
this week for New York state to visi,
friends IN Rochester and vicinity. They
expect to be absent month or two.
we omitted last week to call attention
to the advertisement OF Jack Cavanaugh
OF Wilson, who is agent for the Walter
A. Wood reapers, binders and mowers.
Mrs. R. III. Battey and daughter
frankie, left Thursday night for
| F'lorencesille, Iowa, where she will visit
sister she has not seen for a number of
years before her return home to Crooks
| ton, Mimi.
A discriminating public always goes
where the best is given for their money
The popularity OF my enamel finished
cabinets is evidenced by a continuous and
increasing patronage.
Fl. M. Brown,
I'd Ave. North OF Opera House.
| L. Kirk is building house on wheels
| to carry the victuals and do the cooking
for the hungry thresLers who will work
| for him this fall. Mr. Kirk expects TO
have a large run this fall, as he has
threshed in this county for number Of
seasons and has always given the best OF
satisfaction.
Last week burglars broke into the
Mibank Touring mill Of l.. NJ. Kaercher
ana tried to break open the safe, but did
not meet with very good success, being
unable to force it open. They broke off
| the combination to the safe and Mr..
kaercher was unable to get at the books
and papers contained therein for a mum.
Der OF days. Quite a number Of doubt
| full characters are laying around here
now and it would be we'll to keep the
back doors we'll secured against these
sneak thieves.
The Mllbank G. A. r. band marched
to the depot Thursday morning and
played few selections to welcome the
quill pushers who were on their way to
Big Stone lake for day OF recreation
and pleasure. The Webster band accom-
panied the excursionists and played a
selection while the train was in waiting.
4 most foolish move was made by the con-
ductor in charge of the train in pulling
out of tho station without notifying the
passengers to get aboard; or If he did no
one heard it. The band had TO stop play
inr and scramble on the tram the best
they could. We noticed one lady in
getting on the train that nearly fell be-
meath the wheels thus endangering loss
of life and limb. A conductor on such
occasions should take due precautions to
avoid accident Of any kind to the passen-
gers on board
Frank G.. LEM, of the Manhattan
Athletic Club, and member OF the
American Wheelman, who is MAX
ING trip around the world on ''Vlctor"
pneumatic safety Bicycle, arrived in
this city Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
LEM carries baggage TO the amount OF
40 pounds on his wheel and among other
things carries his camera SO that he can
take photographs Of objects Of interest on
his Journey. While ut Milbank he pho
tographed the old English windmill
owned and run by Hollands Bros, it be-
ing quite curiosity to him as it was the
first one seen on his journey from New
York. Mr.. LEM is quite genius having
invented a time piece on his camera
whereby he can set the machine and
have ample time to get in front OF the
camera thus obtaining his own picture
as we'll. little click notifying him when
the picture is taken. The views and his
tory Of his journey are sent to the "Out-
inrr magazine which will publish full
account of his adventures and experien-
caa. The trip will occupy about two
years, and his route will lead across the
limited States. Japan, China, India,
Persia, Turkey, Austria, Germany, Hol-
land. France. England. Scotland and
Ireland. He is q very pleasant young
-rS1y