The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-09-07
HOME HAPPENINGS.

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No. 2, 43c'
sl., Iaa 4hayer has gone on 3" N's''
.,oras in Mnneal oils and other
=, IN eastern Mldnesota.
rAo ,onpb,ican CLUB Of Meirose town
iii meet at the Bennett school
q .omorrow. Saturday evening.
Ill.,, Proctor. the delegate from Still
a. cane III On yesterdays train, to
ogsr hi: Grant county friends.
r,...al Cloak. Suit and Tea Gown FIX
i. and Sale. next Friday Sept. IA, at
,ins. DON'T fail to come.
IIoner Burean returned to A!lbanE
) first oil tae week, and has been III
apsa as hotel clerk at the st. Hubert.
Iaies aid so.iety will meet with Mrs.
him williams, sept. -; tea Will be
pYei beginning at 5 80; all are cordial
invited
Ms. addie Volkmar, after II soJourn
over wear IN Pesns, lyania, returned
her Nilbank home the first OF the
geek.
Mrs II. II. Miseman and Mrs. III. f.
b0olt left last night for Aberdeen as
eerates to The state w. G.. L. L which
now in session IN that city.
Messrs. /. n. Hoblet and J. Marshall
Il Minneapolis, are spending week
ere On chicken shoot. They are be-
ng sbe,ted and encouraged IN their
work by Iii Layman and Mayor Smlther.
Billy Eddngton, who has handled the
locomotive on the Wilmot train for the
|Mst year, has been transferred to Mon
|teyldeo, and Engineer VIM. Hughes
,akps his place or tho Wimot run
Chas Jaquot, travelling man, arrived
ID th. city Saturday evening, bought a
ticket ior Is cents in Henry kliewer's
rifle aud drew the Remington shot gun
that same evening" Madison Leader.
The Gold cottage on the Big Stone
lake assembly grounds was burned to the
ground yesterday. 1t was occupied by
3 fishing party from Huron, and the fire
started from i gasoline stove.
Paul Clark. the young man who has
been learning his trade in the black
smith shop OF Lets s. Cannon starts on
trip t. Wyoming next week, where he
las two brothers located.
Mr.. Ed Kicker, the locomotive en-
'lneer, who has been In Ill health of late,
With his wife was the guests of G. w.
aerry Wednesday, returning east yes
srday morning.
Mr. L. l.. Conright has recently been
as agent for the books" Mitch
lis History OF Free Masonry and
pythian Knigh,hood,n anc IS meeting
l.h eminent success considering the
ard tunes
j. w. johnson the cattle man took
rec carloads of hogs to st. Paul the
'st OF the week. He had gathered up
% animals III the county, and tor the
o's disbnrsed some 81, 200 among the
'rmers who had raised them.
A light shower OF rain fell Wednesday
ornlng. Most Of the inhabitants re-
snlzed it as rain although it had been
hg time since they had met 1t face to
&c. Southeast of town the doWnpOur
as heavy and was accompanied by
'od deal OF hail.
y. NJ. Baldwin, the active young mill
81 Graceville. was in town the first OF
9 week, making arrangements for the
PRODUCTION of his -four to the Milbank
lolle. Mr.. Baldwin's "Golden Link
and has attained reputation tar and
'ar lor It's superior quality, and the dls-
housewife will have no otner
len She once trys Il.
While the west bound train remained
the depot Saturday we had the pleas
. of meeting an old companion in arms
The person of d. NJ. Neill, who with
rs' Nelll and other friends bad been
ending the week at Ortonville, ana
sfe going OFT to spend Sunday win
ends in Aberdeen. Mr.. Neill was one
Big Stones early settlers, bu! is now
anager OF the Red Wing Furniture
anu.ac 'uring company, and - build
up an extensive business for the
m' although the recent wave OF demo
Hlc depression struck his business
Tu as 1t did All other manufacturing