The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-06-30

Ii you want mower and want the
best grass cutter made, call on me and
! order a Buckeye. PAUL koHLER.
Sheriff Williams returned from WAY
erly, Ia. the first OF the week, bringing
with him his little girl and boy, who
have for some time past been living with
their grand parents, out whom John has
now made arrangements 10 have at
home.
Mr.. d. J. Briggs, Of Huron, father in
law OF +. A. Wilson, is enjoying a two
weeks Wis it with the latter, and at the
same time attending the encampment
| He is an old soldier who carries with
| him an artificial LEG as a reminder OF his
army life He lost his limb in the early
part of the war, but remained in the
service to the close Of the struggle.
Mr.. Doane Robnson,s of Watertown,
was shaking hands with his Milbank
friends last Saturday. He came over to
attend 10 some business matters and his
appearance indicated that he is being
treated we'll. The tact that he had be-
come the guardian Of another son since
his stay in Milbank last year may posi-
/ bly, account for this.
The very handsome restaurant quart
I To
the public the first of the week, and
everything in the place is as neat and
clean AS n new pin. Mr.. Gerber has
a Justly celebrated reputation as
caterer, and the pleasant and inviting
! dining room which he has fitted up will
I still further add to the popularity ot his
restaurant.
Passenger agent Heafford sends out a
circular to the agents Of the road stating
that nearly all of the sleeping cars on me
REGULAR lines to Chicago are being hleu
/ IA The utmost capacity with worlds lalr
excursion travel, and says that IN another
two weeks sleeping car berths VIII nave
i ~ he snoken Tor DAYS in advance. tie
saws. urge upon your friends the neces-
/ s;ty for Starring now while there are vet
/ comfortable accommodations 70 %
/ secured on the trains and III holels anu
/ boarding houses in Chicago.
Mr. II. A. Riley of Antelope Valley Is
| still suffering from the injury whieh ne
racaived 10 his eye some weeks ago
1 h,le bsmmeriug plow. 1t IL belleSeu
,h.t nartiele of the steel is still IN the
eve and Mr.. Riley left for Mlnneapolls
! Wednesday, where an operation Will De
performed lie will probably lose 1he
aro hut unless the piece OF steel can % -,
/ rom owed there is danger that IL VIII
affect the other.
The Epwoyth League celeera'ea y ~
organization anniversary at the ~
church Sunday evening, the eAe,o'nas
! being contributed entirely py 'le me- mel
hars Of the league and those OF us aus,, -
1 ;arv. the Junior league, were ~ - 10
.anoost;no 49, and instructive character .ho
".arl, of the several departments peins
/ as,,I.;ned in short essays on ihe auD
~ handled, and the whole being ilIel
J.a, JJnarsad with number OF vocai selec.
tians The important place winch .na
vnnng v,u'e, neople's societies have secareu ia'a
~ 5nuns ,hspseIves in the work OF the various
nhurches ,J' IS becoming better underssooa nahos
and appreciated by most OF me cnatona1, ~ net
hnt l,nd fp their full Importance ls no' se'
realized by many.
The welcome rain which : arr'eeu ;nes,l
Thursday afternoon will prove @ -. no
culable benefit tosthe cropss when Ne,s =
commencing to suffer badly Tor Wans !,
Moisture. Ia a few places 'ne ', 49,
Grain has already been damaged - 'aa ,ha
! fun crop will not be realized ~ :. n;.h -;
majority Of places the late rams am, e,am m
any thing ike favorable vea'ns, Weather erop' e,on
now IN will ensure fair average WV ~
hut the long drou,h was broken nou. I'M IA
soon 600 for the ensuring Of . respec'a0''
harvest.