The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-03-22
Mrs. Shannon, has been enJoylng q
visit from her daughter, Mrs. Sullivan
wife OF Dr.. Sullivan Of Andover.

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wife OF DR.. Sullivan Of Andover.
Mrs. Brockman, of Big Stone was
making Il visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wasem, the first OF the week.
The delightful weather of the past
week or two was caught out in the wind
yesterday, and dust storm resulted.
Mr.. Hess Barbour, aged % years, died
at his home in Blooming Valley town
ship on the 18th inst, OF scarlet fever
Commissioner Of Public Lands, J. L.
I.ockhart, came over from the capital
last Friday, and remained over Sunday
with his family.
The members of Sylvan Lodge I. @.
O. F. INDUCED in an oyster supper Tues
day after lodge closed, and very enjoy
able time Was had.
Miss Maggie Hengell, the milliner at
Eliots department store returned the
first OF the week from d short visit to
her home at Andover.
The family Of Rev. Mclean arrived
yesterday on the afternoon train, and
they have taken up their residence in
+. Emanuels house in the third ward.
Hoyt Burgan, the younger son OF John
Burgan, returned home last Saturday
! from southern Minnesota, where he has
spent the past year and a halt with his
grand parents.
! Emery Bloomer, who has claim on
the reservation in ROBBERS county, stopped
in the city short time Tuesday while
on his way To his old home in Rice coun-
ty, near Morristown, MINI.
J. E. Trainer at Big Stone City Depot
has large supply of fresh onion seed
for sale, price 81 .25 per pound; also
full line of "Planet Jr." garden drills,
cul,ivators, etc.--alsn Salzers seeds by
package or bulk.
Mr.. j. w. Moore, brother-in-law Of
Mr.. j. c.. Wood, and member OF the
firm Of Tunstead s. Moore, manufactur-
ers Of heating apparatus, Of Minneapolis,
with his wife was spending few days
the first OF the week with Mr.. Woods
family, and ENJOYING rest while under
a slight attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Chas. Aggas and Mrs. VIM.
Crooker, Of Monteyideo. made visit to
their old home in this city last Friday,
coming up to attend the meeting Of .. E.
S. and witness the exemplitication Of the
in,titaory work They were the guests
ct Mrs. E. S. Heaiy, and returned home
on the midnight train.
James Street, OF Adams township,
states that large amount Of flax will be
sown in his neighborhood, some farmers
putting in from one to three hundred
acres. Mr.. Street has not got the craze,
and will very sensibly divide up bis crop
50 that he will not be entirely at the
mercy of failure or extreemly low price
in any one particular kind.
Julius Kasulka, the man whose insan-
ity was mentioned q week or SO ago, and
who was taken out on the farm Of Henry
Hacke with the hope Of future improve
ment, became worse last week and he
was again brought in aud placed in
charge OF the sheriff. He becomes sub
ject to sulky spells and refuses 10 eat
for days at time. The board Of insan-
ity has felt obliged to order his commit
ment to the asylum, and he will be TAX
en- there upon the arrival Of an at
tendantto accompany him.
There has been great deal of petty
thieving going on Of late, and on Wed
nesday night the watchman discovered
o certain individual helping himself to
the rairoad company's coal. A warrant
was sworn out for the culprit and yester-
day he was brought before Justice Pasco.
Pleading guilty he was sentenced to pay
q fine OF $40, which with the costs a
mounted to about S26, and this was paid
without further ado. The sooner this
system of petty thieving is discontinued
the better it will be tor all COL ,rned.
Mr.. Nels f. Hanson, Of Stockholm,
was in town Tuesday, and reported q
grievous affliction that came upon his
household last week, by the death OF his
mother and little neice, four years old,
the daughter of sister. The child,
sigma Larson, died on Monday the 18th
inst. !. and the mother, Mary NJ. Hanson,
who was 70 years of age, passed away on
the following day, with firm trust In