The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-05
oa's, oats, oats, for sale at Wood Bros

' s'o, o'lts, LOT sale at Wood Bros
for bargains in dress goods, hosery 9,
TO the Minneapolis Bargain Store.
Mrs. John Proud came down from
Aberdeen Wednesday morning for n v;s;,
with her daughter, Mrs. Minard,
John Burgan is raising tho roof on his
nome building and otherwise improyino
his property on third street.
"a speclal meeting Of the Aid Society of
the M. =. church will be held at tha
residence Of Mr. y. W. Diggs on Thurs.
day, Aug. llth, at $50 p. NJ. A general
attendance is desired.
= discriminating public always coes
where the best is gwen for their money
Ihe popularity Of my enamel finished
cabinets is evidenced by a continuous and
increasing patronage The popular price
Of $500 for Cabinets will be continued
Till otherwise noted.
II. NJ. Brown,
I'd Ave North OF Opera House.
Thestate adjusters Tor the hail compan
les suffering losses in the storm of Two
weeks ago, were around last week set
ting for the damage done. The losses
were about evenly divided between the
companies and the total viii probably
not amount 70 more than s. coo or $4,000.
We understand that all the losses we're
adjusted satisfactorily,
Or. Goodger is receiving d visit from
sister whose home IS in Canada, and
who may possibly remain III the city.
She was accompanied west by Dir. karn
and wlte Of Ortonyille, who were return
Ing from a two months visit To the Old
home in Canada
While universal complaint is made Of
the scarcity Of farm hands III different
parts Of the northwest, this tact docs not
lessen III the least the number Of tramps
who are moving about in an earnest en-
deayor 10 escape work Of any kind, The
fact IS that the tramp Of today is a tramp
from choice, preferriug 10 live by begging
and committing petty acts Of crime
rather than by honest work.
While ii Milwaukee last week We ac-
ciaen'ally stepped on tAe toe ot a gentle
man on crowded sidewalk Before the
fellow had time to haul off and knock
us in the gutter there was mutual rec
ocniiion The victim Of our biunder was
Charley Welch, one Of the old timers in
Big Stone. Charley stated that he was
down IN the city looking after lame
duck and desired to send greeting to
all the old Big Stope folks.
The Methodist Epworth League will
give lawn social at the residence of
Rev Dexter on Thursday evening, Aug.
II, 1892. Ice cream refreshments will
be served and everybody IS invited.
MT. IlIlItT 1DIII1l lcit tHto sCSh -
a few days vacation in eastern Minnesota.
His whereabouts seem 70 be not defl
nitely known. Rumor has It that since
onr public schools have closed in this
city he las been negleeting his education
and is now reviewing his studies with
his former instructor at Owaonna, Mlnn. |
DIED-on Friday, July q. At Clinton, MINI,
infant son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. c. Rylander, OF this
city.
Mr.. c. Rylander and family made
visit 10 friends on farm near Clinton,
Mimi, couple OF weeks ago. Mr.. ky-
lander remained few days and returned
home last week to attend TO his dntles
here He had been home but few
days when he received the sad lntelll-
pence OF the death OF his only chlld
after an illness Of but two days. Inc
remains were shipped to this city LOT
burial and inferred in the Milbank ceme-
terry on Saturday last.
The officers OF the agricultural society
ara des,rous Of hearing from those VINO
are in favor OF holding county TAR 1n's
fall The time for making preliminary
is fast approaching, but
the officers nf the society do not 1eel
justified in gong into the work un'il
they feel satisfied that there IS 9 generai
desire that tair be held this year. 10
maize il 4 success the cooperation OF the
farmers OF the county and citizens gener
ally is an absolute necessity ana 'ne
president, Mr.. J. c. Wood and secretary
D. Stats, request those who are deslrous
of seeing fair held in the county 1nls
wear TO communicate with them. WIN