The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-07-22

ni ~. breW, OF Minneapolis, is visit
ing the family of Mr.. Chas. Davenpeck O,
this city this week.
Mr. 5. ID. Cooley of Huron, in the
city Saturday last, looking after his farm
ing interests IN Grant County.
A number OF our citizens with their
families are camping out at that pleasant
summer resort Big Stone Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Haisch and little
daughter, Of Webster, are the guests Of
J. l.. Lockhart ana family this week.
Misses Eda and Lizzie Port and Miss
jennie Lockhart lett Sunday for a visit
to Clear Lake where the Misses Ports
will visit their cousins.
Quite A number Of delegates from this
county are in attendance at the Republi-
can State Convention at Madison. S. D.
this week.
Miss Blanche Gray who has been visit
ing the Misses Carricks IN this city for
few weeks past, left for her home at S..
Cloud, Mimi, Thursday evening.
Mrs. n. Q, Foss, Of Ortonyille, wife Of
The editor OF the Ortonvi.e Headlight.
spent Sunday in this city with her sister
Mrs Edgar Simmons.
Mr. Ed. Glomstad, Aug. Borgerson,
DR.. Ross and A. 7. Lindquist took a jaunt
on their wheels to Ortonville, Sunday.
The boys no doubt drank of the pure
crystal water at the Lake House as they
are all prohlbitlonists since living in
this state SO long.
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. N. Brown,
ID Ave. North OF Opera House.
The entertainment given by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers at the Congregational
church Friday last was very good. The
church was not as well filled as it should
have been for an entertainment Of that
kind. A number of the oldtime melod-
les swere rendered. The "Old Oaken
Bucket" given by the male trio was
especially fine.
Hurlburt & Leftwlck's ,horse show
showed under canvass here Tuesday
afternoon and evening. The attendance
IN the afternoon was small, but in the
evening full house greeted the COM
pany. The entertainment was first class
III every respect pertaining to the big
show. The after concert was short and
did not amount to much, although most
OF the audience remained.
The opera house was we'll filled satur-
day evening TO witness Uncle Darling
Company, which highly entertained the
large audience present. Ihe scenery
produced was very fine, especially Inc
boat scene. The company is made up o.
good lot of players throughout. ihe
bears, reindeers and EsquimauA uoes
greatly amused the li,tle'ones. The COM
pauy was one of the best that ever play
ed in this city.
Four crooks who were determined TO
ride on the 4 O'Clock passenger gong
wes: Saturday night got badly foolea'
The train pulled out aud they jumped on
Int the conductor mstrusted they IN
tended TO beat their way ana ne caileo
for tickets when they we're passing over
tho switches lust out side OF the yard
limits. The fellows did not have any
and the conductor stopped the tram ana
nut them off. They took the tie PAIN
back to town, and walked square heei
and toe.
Mr.. Henry Port, OF Revillo, desires TO
warn the public in buying carriages OF
WAGONS made by the firm known as the
Racine Wagon and Carriage company
Of Racine, Wisconsin a few months
ago / bought brand new jump seat
buggy. grade No. A. paying thereior
s1e1 so. buggy warranted to be first class
IN every respect. I have kept it under q,
cover, yet the paint is almost on ana 20. inc
varnish used was Of the poorest quali.y'
The other day team ran into the loue bug,
~ II and the spokes in the wheels broke
SL * "ri .,;na &c stems. [ examined the wheels
md and fnpnd they were made OF cheap tim
g.. haa % ond tha workmanship is very poor.
The The ' buggy though ! bought ,t it cha.n Tor
No. g. vehicles is nothing but ! : cneap' ,eaIn
shoddy st and inferior article, and m W warn 1T
the public not to have anything IL, ,..v wnaIl mat
eyer TO do with this firm, for you VII