The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-14


church here, goes to Huron next week,
where he takes a position AS assistant
editor of the Ruralist.
Geo. nlx, of the law firm of. Bell &
lux, takes vacation from active duty
next week, and will make a visit to
friends in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
While away he will take in the Colum-
bia attractions at Chicago.
Mr. Hi Layman, who has been ia
charge OF the Central meat market for
some time past, has made arrangements
for the purchase Of the market aud busi-
ness from the present proprietor, Mr.. T..
Williams, the latter getting the Layman
farm III Mazeppa in exchange.
A bicycle club was organized' at the
the office OF Dr. Ross Saturday evening
last, and DR.. Ross was made president;
G. NJ. Clark, vice president; A. T. Hor-
ton sec; Miss Edith Chase, treas; Miss
Anna Croal captain, ana Marvin Niles.
bugler. A meeting is called for tonight
to complete tho organization, and all
wheelmen are invited to become mem
bers
Mr.. Thos. Street OF Adams township
was in town to-day. Mr.. Street thinks
the crops in his neighborhood are look
ing considerably better than they are up
this Way lie has a field OF particularly
fine grain from which lie expects to get
20 bushels to the acre, and had some so
poor that he felt compelled to plow it
under. The latter was upon low ground,
was soWn late.
Mr.. Ed Riley of Mazeppa, returned
| Wednesday evening from st. Paul, where
/ he had undergone a surgical operation
IN the removal Of his eye. The eye had
become badly iutlamed, but the opera
4 tion Was performed in time to save his
other eye. He was feeling greatly i'm
proved on his return although the opera
tion and pain he endured before had
/ compelled him to take TO his bed tor
several days Mr.. Rileys friends feel
heartily glad that he has come out Of
this trouble as well as he has.
Mr.. j. A. Mcbride was called to Lake
City, MIMI. Wednesday by the announce
ment Of tie death oil his sister-in-law
Mrs. e. W Smyth Of that city. The
lady was killed on the evening OF the
18th inst, while driving over railroad
Icrosslng near the militia encampment,
lust before 4 train passed. The horse
Itook fright and remained on the track
until struck by the locomotive. Her
daughter Julia aud Miss Ada Miller OF
st. Paul were also in the crrriage at the
time. and received severe injuries but
will recover.
4 number OF the little ones over IN the
third ward last week were playing
school, when the bright thought flash
ed across the mind ef one Of the scholars
that It would add immensely 70 the zest
Of the entertainment to hang the teach
er. and they accordingly fixed TIE rope
around his neck and pushed the box
away. The play commenced 70 assume
realistic features When the teacher s
tongue began to protrude and his limbs
10 kick IN the air. II is needless to say
that the school broke up without for
nal dismissal as the scholars ran Tor
assistance. and the teacher Was released
from his uncomfortable position.
The members of the ". +. {. and u
Il. Il. Of this city who attended tne l4'il
division encam2ment AZ Niloahk ~
veal, are loud in their praise o. 'he oc
o,sian. They say that the people oi tila'
hoe: table city left 70 stone un,urne'
which would add TO their visitors cohl
Fort Or pleasure. The encampmen' wa
!. 1oc,lad success from every loihl =
view. entirely free from dissatisfaction
of any nature. The next meeting WI
ha held at BIG Stone camp gfouhas. ~
congratulate Milbank On The prsemiDen
.,enass nj their entertainment O. ~ ~
aa,a,ors and their wives, and nope 'he
latter may live 10 ENJOY many sooh -
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