The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-24

sell were marrleO Inc 1lrSt or Lhe week.
DR.. H. G.. G.. Rose IS on business
trip to Sioux Falls.
G.. NJ Clark the real estate man is al
tending the republican convention at
Yanklon.
The Epworth League invite their
friends to lawn social at the residence
of j q. Thayer this evening.
Mrs Hoag. mother of Mrs. G. II
Thorndike OF Ortunville, is spending a
few davs with Mrs w. W Downie.
Harry IIocum, the cracker man was
shaking hands with his old MiIbank
friends yesterday, while soliciting orders
!. G. w. Merry has been with the crowd
at Yankton this week taking in the re
publican convention as delegate
Miss Annie Knudtson, who has been
stopping in Milbank for the past eight
months, returned to her home near
Appleton, Mimi, Thursday.
TIE old gentleman Holly. who has
been living with his son in-law, J. Lev
ers, at Eureka, died at that place this
week, and the remains we're brought to
Milbank for burial.
Mr. Fred Hill, who was formerly a
resident OF Milbank, but who has OF late
been engaged as druggist at Britton
has been visiting with friends in the city
during the week
Will Hollands. who has been spending
hfs vacation at his parents home in this
city and camping at Big Stone lake, re
turned to Northtield Wednesday to re-
sumo his studies at Carlton college
Mrs. Eliza Schafer, who has been
visiting with Mi.bank friends the past
few weeks returned to her home IN
| Owatonna Wednesday. Master Eddie
started tie day before with his pony
driving through.
The Mllbank base ball boys had it in
for the Orlonyile lads last Saturday wher
they PLAYED the return game on ,he
home grounds. The visitors dldn' I
seem to be in it, and when the game end
ed the score stood Is To 3S in favor o
Milbank
The w. c. T z will give social or
Tuesday evening, Sept. 4, at the residence
Of Mrs. Fanset, which will take the place
OF the regular meeting Everybody IN
yited.
Some Of the local horsemen enjoyed
witnessing little rot on Monday las
at the driving park, in which Mr.. Porte
of Wilmot had his horse Respite, james
Brannon had Dallah Boy and Mr. LupieI
had the Lawrence horse, Hawthorne
The race was taken by Respite first an'
Hawthorn second
A brace OF nice prairie chickens grace'
the editorial dinner table the flrst OF IN
week, and helped to create that 1eei'n!
Of perfect harmony between the palat
and the digestive organs OF the scfio
that is so necessary to his compleo
happiness. They were the produc1
Tho marksmanship of Hi Layman, who
dil,geni student OF the nature AM
habits OF the prairie hen and also know
5 the weak points in the editors nature.
; We enioyed call last Saturday iron
III Moyius. of LidgerWood. N. y
) who was down to his old home at Bli
$ Stone and made a run up TO the count
: seai on business. Johns friends are a.
nleased to hear that he ls doing WE'LL an'
8 + is even reported that he Is SO wei
!, pleased with himself that he will shor'l
E double his joys and divide his sorrow
!, Nv entering into life partnership VII
ono IF L,dgerwood's fair daughters
!, George Kasson was receiving the con
, oratnla,ions OF friends the hrst oi "
9 week upon his recovery from the SCARE
fovar which had laid him up Tor the Pas
faw weeks. George says that many
! his friends appear to think II qune
: ioke that an old horse like him snou'
he attacked with this disease ou' =
s.,s ba couldn't see anything funny
! The matter, and he was the pr'hc'p'
d victim.
j On Monday last Messrs. g. 4. Law
renee, j. A. Williams, y. = no"s.
and G. W. Prevey started for lanklon
: delegates to the state convention lnos
: Who left in the afternoon were acoon
: nanied by number Of the hooe'
: county delegation, among "n No.,
David Eastman, Geo. jenkins 10