The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-10-13

Dressed chicken 10 to l212c. per
pound at Schafer's meat market.
DR.. J. S. Blackburn of st. Paul, an old
friend of the Port family. was spending
a few days with George Port last week.
The friends of Aug Borgerson are
pleased to learn that he is getting along
nicely, and Will soon be able to be out
again.
The Sioux Banking company OF
Watertown, will send up about Is head
OF stock to winter on their farm near
here.
Miss Laura Rodgers started Yesterday
for West Superior. Wis, where she has
been engrgel as teacher in the echool Of
that city.
Mr.. A. J. Hits and wife expect to
stavt on trip to the worlds fair today,
and at the same time make visit to
friends in Illinois.
Geo Kasson, the wheat man, has not
been doing any left handed work for the
past week or SO tor the reason that he has
had to take care OF very tender boil on
that useful member Of his anatomy.
The editor and his wife started Chi
capoward last evening, and will ENJOY a
week at the White City on lake Mich
igan. The young men in the office are
now In full control and the probabilities
are that when the boss returns the
.'devil' will be to pay.
Rev. r. w. Nazarene, the pastor OF
tue NJ. +. church of this place left for
Illinois last Monday morning. where ne
goes to attend the annual session OF the
Rock River conference OF that state. O., OF
which he is still a member. he VIII
spend some time at the fair before re-
tnrnlng to Dakota.
Ed johnson received pretty hard
kicklfrom his horse last Monday, Wnlch
lamed him SO tadly that for soDetime
he was obliged to use cane IN waking.
The horse struck him while he was on
the wagon, and while he was attempting
to turn the ANIMALS attention from q
passing locomotive.
Dr.. A. NJ. Wang, Of Minneapolis, was
greeting his Milbank friends the hrsI OF
the week. having been summoned mere
~ attend AUG. Borgerson. The doctor
;s as ioyial as ever and city lie appears
to agree with him IN all respec's. ms
Milbank friends are pleased to near ina.
he is doing we'll and is building W
good practice in his new home.
Mr.. J. A. Lehman has purchased tne
tailoring shop and business OF u. "
Ililmer. on SecoIl avenue. Mr.. Len
man is competent tailor, and has oeen
amnloved in the shop for NUMBER M
wears, and has had charge OF the ousi- M
nasa aimee the accident which be'eil Mt :.
H;lmer a month or so ago. ana owing w
which the latter is unable to work at inc
/! trade.
The sheriff ret we'd in custody yes
terday one Steve Parks, from Marsha,
county, who is held under q charge o.
horse stealing. He was arrested lass
snrino. but twice broke jail ana escap.u
through tie connivance OF lrien1s ~
Rr,,,nn He was brought down to Gran' '!,a,,
:, mnty with the hope that Sherin VII VII
;ams will be more successful in retaining
him until The Marshal county term -
oour, is held.
As the time for setting up stoves n.s
err,vad householders and others shouio
,-.,- ,a,, - tho flues and chimneys IN
their houses. Many of these chlmneyss y
were built in an early day 10 9 nurr,ea .sJ
manner and OF inferior materials, ana Z
ara cracked and dangerous TO use. as ~
a.sefni o.. T nm examination as possible
oar ehn,,a Ia made of these chimnevs ana
sIua,e where they M are found defective ,hey nei,
should be at once replaced by new, wen wen
sin hnil, ones. A little care in this .:.e mater
nav nreyent an expensive connagra'lpn'