The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-27

Dentist will be closed from July % until
August 20, 1894.
J. r Eastman arrived from Battle
Creek, Mich, last evening to spend Il
short time looking after his Grant county
affairs.
The Indies of the Methodist church
are making preparations to have Bazaar
and give Chicken PIE supper the frs,
week in October.
Mrs. G. A. Soule, OF Morristown,
MINI. arrived on yesterday afternoons
tram on her way to Sisseton, near where
her husband is located on farm.
E. A. Bradley, who WAS formerly day
operator has again been filling the place
this week, but will return to Montev,deo
next week 10 take the place OF Mr.. Edison
as train dispatcher for short time.
The Misses Mamie and Lizzie Port
lett last week for visit among friends
at the old home in Columbia Co.. Wis.
They we're accompanied by Miss Maggie
Schmidt. who has been spending the
past few months with the Port family.
Have you seen the new and latest
STYLES OF photographs at Lees, viz, the
New Mantello. Onole and the large, latest
and most fashionable OF all, the Floren-
tine? TO advertise the same will give
one OF the latter with each dozen OF
cabinet photos free for the 80 days.
r. II. Dawson, of Big Stone, who has
been working at his business as miller at
DeSmet, passed through town yesterday
on his way home, via the bicycle route.
He made the journey to Wauhay in one
day and from there home the following
day.
The e,iitor starts out on a two days
fishing excursion today, and parties
leaving their orders at the Office for any
thing in the line OF fresh fish will have
them attended to promptly ANYTHING
from minnow to a muskollonge can be
had. SO don't be afraid to state your
preference.
One of the peculiar and ludlclous
things tnat lately happened was the
ATTEMPT Of a number of leading popul'sts
who have always heretofore been fiercely
opposed to combinations and trusts, 70
form n thresher's combine in the county.
That they we're unsuccessful IN their
efforts to complete the combination was
not due to O lack Of desire on their part,
Int rather TO the failure OF sufficient
number Of republicans and others 70
;oin the combine and make it sufficiently
strong 80 that it could snap its fingers at
tho defenceless farmers and compel them
to comply with its terms or leave their
Grain unthreshed. There's an awful io1
ot human nature even in populist, ana
when there's chance to get on the IN
aide Of \ trust he can be depended upon
10 make as lively jump as any llV'ng
mortal.
Since Mr.. Fairchild resigned his work
IN the weather service, Mr.. w. Il. !.
Bailey has had charge Of the same' ana
,v;,, continue in the work II the CITY
authority or citizens will remove 'ne
signal pole from its present location 70
his home, 50 that the signal flags may %
raised without his coming down town TOT
th,t purpose each time that be receives
no,;ca from the headquarters OF the
bureau It IS very desirable that the
serv,ce be retained in Miibank and II .
,no,snt man IS willing to donate MS
services in making the records ana que. !,
work Of the station no difficulty sboola
ha met ia making matters as convenleh,
- ,.osab,e for any one public spirited
enough to devote his time 70 a''eno'ns
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