The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-07-29
; oats, oats, oats, for sale at Wood Bros

oats, oats, oats, for sale at Wood Bros.
For bargains in dress goods. hosery. 90
20 the Minneapolis Bargain Store
Photograph pictures at one dollar .
dozen at Lees gallery.
Mr., G. G. Hlllmer IS erecting d fine
barn 3.x60 on his farm 81 miles north
east of Milbank.
Miss Eta Konwold, OF Clear Lake
5. d., is visiting her cousins. the Misses
Forts OF this city for few days.
Miss Eta Carrick left Wednesday
morning on visit to her mother aud
brother at Monteyldeo, Minnesota.
The M. E. Sunday school picnic which
was held at Big Stone lake Tuesday Of
this week was very disagreeable wet
Gay Tor the picnicers.
Read the doings OF the Republican
convention at Madison and the platform
put in force on which the republicans
OF this state stand, on inside of this
weeks paper.
The many friends OF Hon. Frank A.
Eldredge OF st Paul, formerly Of Big
Stone City, will DO pleased to hear that
his wife presented him with PAIR Of
bouncing twin boys last week.
The afternoon passenger Wednesday,
did not arrive until 1920 in the evening
owing TO washouts on the River Division,
compelling the II. 4 d., train to wait
until the River train arrived in Minneap-
apolis before the Milwaukee train could
leave for its destination.
We call attention on our editorial page
70 our state ticket placed III nomination
at the Republican convention held at
Madison last week. The ticket is com
posed of honest, straightforward men
without exception, and is bound to be q
sure winner at the state election this fall
Dr. Fl. G.. c. Rose was summoned by
telegram Tuesday morning from Mrs.
Rose who is visiting in New York state,
announcing the tact that their little son
Hartwell, had fell out Of chair striking
his head and injuring him quite severe
ly. The DIR. started on the morning
passenger for New York 1t is hoped
nothing Of a serious nature will follow.
F.J. Lee, the popular photographer
viii continue for short time to make
cabinet photos at s3 per dozen. He is
not vagabond artist. His work has such
reputation that lie doesn't have to
tramp. Come and examine his Work,
compare it to that OF any transient artist
and then make up your mind as to where
you can get the best. Special attention
is call to his fine new process aTtlsto
cabinets which pleases everyone. lie
is not here to deceive or swindle you
but gives you honest work at honest
rates. Call at his gallery and satisfy
yourself.
A sad accident occurred last Sunday
afternoon on the Yellow Banks 9 miles
southwest Of this city on the Thomas
Smiley place. Walter Vandervort, Harry
Lockwood, Levi. Smiley and Harry Cells
went down to the banks of the river to
90 in bathing. Mr. Vandervort swan
across but not being q very good SWIM
mer became 50 tired that one OF the boys
had to pull him out Of the water on the
opposite bank. He rested a few MIN
utes and then crossed back again. One
of the boys the second time started 70
again recross the stream, Mr. Vandervort
remarking he would beat him over. Inc
other boys tried hard to persuade MN
not to venture as as he was near fatlgued
then. but could not prevail against nlm'
He started for the second time 70 SWIM
over. but when about in the middle ol
the stream he was seen to sink; ne crlea
Tor help but the boys being frlgh'eneo'
for moment, hardly knew what 70 40.
AT last one of the boys gota board ana
threw it out to him while one OF .nem
rushed to Mr.. Smiley's place Tor neip
No one was home at the time excep. the
hired man who took long rope ana ran
- his assistance; but being unable 70
swim found it difficult to set me rope =
him, Finally the rope was tossed out 50
that he might reach it, but he had s'rue
pled 50 long in the water and been SUP
q number Of times so that ne
had become completely exhausted ana
UNCONSCIOUS before assistance coula 'ea.A
him. He was young man about twen-
~ wears Of age aud had been 70 tae en-