The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-07-28

The ladies aid society of the NJ. E. |
church will serve ice cream and cake at
the building just north OF the church to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Photographer Lee has just taken two
views from the tower Of the Catholic 4
church, one OF the city giving very ex-
cellent view OF the town. and the other
looking to the northwest, showing the
valley dotted with farm houses and the
coieaus in the distance.
Rev. VIM. Efert, Of Roberts county,
who has charge OF the German Lutheran
church near Hartford, yesterday brought
the remains OF his wife to this city. The
lady who was "a years of age died of
child birth Wednesday, and the husband
took the remains on the morning train to
Springfield, Ill for interment.
Prof. ]. NJ. Aldrich, who was assistant
entomologst at the agricultural college
for number of years, and who has late
ly completed post graduate course at
the University Of Kansas, made visit to
Mibank, Monday He is spending a
short time with his parents IN Vernon
township, before leaving for Idaho,
where he has been elected to the chair
OF biology in the University OF that state.
We publish IN another column cut
of the inter state grain palace which
will be opened at Aberdeen Sept. l]th to
23d, and Grant county with the other
counties OF the state is requested TO
make an exhibit of It's productions. A
committee of seven will be appointed IN
this county 10 collect and forward suit
able exhibit Of grains. vegetables, fruits
etc. Gran, county is one OF the best IN
the state. and with little effort very
fine display of our products can be made
| il n little labor in this direction is put
forth. We believe it would prove a
good advertisement Of the fertility OF the
county to occupy the space reserved lor
us With Il SOou eAlllDlt.
Saturday and Sunday last was the
elimination OF the hot spell, the mercury
in several we'll behaved thermometers
approaching the hundred mark on those
DAYS but Monday brought relief, the
!. clouds forming from the northwest ane
bringing very fine rain storm III Int
!, evening. The change was needed, ooth
for comfort and for the growing gram
which was commencing TO suffer VIII
tba heat ard tor the want OF moisture
The arain fields are now practically as
: su,al of favorable conditions until hai
vest and this means good quality AM
wall filed heads, which will so much e
! ward making up for the light stand an
:, short straw which are to be seen IN man
: places.
J The engineer on Wednesday morning
! fr4ieht train from the east when JUST "
otler side of Correll saw man lylh
q on the track, and attempted 70 arou'
J, him with the whistle, and to stop u
r. train. but was unable to do So Inc ma
!. uas thrown from the track, anu "he
< 10 train was stopped lie was PIC
at ed up and brought to this ety. ne
ooivad bad cut on the side OF the he'
i IL !, tha hin. Drs. Rose and O.Kea'
r. aressed ,he wounds and MADE him
. anfortable as possible. The name
e a;,,ad man was Joen Peters, al
II IL and companion were 'faVelinS
"a ~ ,.;,road and sitting down to r.
~, h,th fell asleep, one on the ira
:, ,,l lie other on the bank his oo'ip'
- avak,np but not in time 10 afo'
=, f,,and or get him off the track.
!, ! mas from Finland, Europe, and has De
i ,b,s country about six years.
IN c.a,a and see the new Buckeye NOV
- hinder before you buy else"he
IT I aad viii give you square deal.
- anu : =" PAUL Kohl
l. The value Of good name was wen !,
n ,nrfea the other day, when q =
OF sl a,.aa one Of our druggists for oo''le
a sarsaparilla. "Whose?' lnqulseo y. -,
o',9" '.r1' Whose why, Ayers, Of cou'
IT - "a don't suppose I'm gong 'o run :
to risks with Hannah, DO ye:
rst To Exchange.
ny choice lots in Enderley' on big ?, :,
it -, - exchange for horses or ea'tl
oto Lake. ~ o'' J. C. KNAPP
Isl uorscs For sale.
cood work or driving horses lo'
hin ''o JOHN BuRKHARDT.