The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-07-12

O4N loiu6 III eflnOQt.
Farmers bring your wheat to Frland-
aon q johnson in exchange for flour
and feed.
The Congregational Sunday school
are ENJOYING their annual picnic at Hart
ford on the lake today.
Ashton the dentist will be absent
from his Milbank office from July l5 un-
til August 10th.
Miss Ladd, the young lady who has
been visiting with the family OF Joseph
Fanset, returned to her home in Brook
ings today.
Martin Croymaas was yesterday ex-
hlblung some specimens of early cabbage
raised on his farm, and which already
have fine solid heads.
4 young fellow by the name Of Eng
lund, living southwest Of town was kick
ed in the face by mule last week, and
DR.. Tanset is attending him.
I. A. Duncan, of Huron, who is ad-
ministrator OF the Mrs. Pine estate, was
in the city Saturday III connection with
his business as administrator.
James Brannon took his horses from
Appleton to the races at Wheaton last
week, and Dallah Boy and Minerva
captured first and second money.
A number OF fields Of early sowed
barley is being harvested this week
Henry Schafer commenced cutting a
twelve acre patch just south Of town
yesterday.
Mss Alice Bassett, the little daughter
Of former resident of Mllbank, who is
now living in Minneapolis, came IN on
yesterdays afternoon train for a visit
with S. NJ. Pasco's family.
Peter Williams, Of Vernon township,
recently bad a severe attack of lnfiama
tion Of the bowels, and was for some
time in very serious condition, but we
understand is now improving.
Harry McCourt of the Ortonvllle
Journal has recently added a wife to his
office outfit, and We tender congratula-
tions. 4 country office IS very incom-
plete without q woman around some
where.
ole Forneli. was in from Stockholm
Yesterday and says that an effort is being
made in his vicinity to have creamery
established at Strandberg, and that such
an enterprise will undoubtedly be start
ed there at an early day.
Mr.. James Kerr was called to Hutch
inson, Mimi, Monday, to attend the
funeral OF his sister, Mrs kazlah Lynch,
who died at her brothers home near
that place on the 9th inst, with dropsy
She was 81 years Of age.
Rev F.W Nazarene came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday to spend few days
at the lake during camp meeting. lie
states tha Mrs. Nazerene and the little
girls are at present visiting the old home
in Illinois, and later in the season the
family expect to spend few weeks at
the lake.
It's poor rule that won't work
both ways and they como 10 South Da-
kota to get married as we'll as to get
divorced. The latest couple to do this
was Mr.. F.. E. Clapp and Miss Sarah
johnson, both OF Appleton, Mimi, who
appeared before County Judge Owen
"Wednesday afternoon and were made
husband and wife.
Mr.. r. J. Hicks returned from Butfa-
10. Mimi, last Friday, and we under
Stand has engaged as book keeper with
tbe bank of that city and will IN few
weeks move his family to that place.
Our people greatly regret the exigencles
that compel the removal of Mr.. Hicks
from this community, where he has lived
since his boyhood, and wish him abund-
ant prosperity in his new home. The
people of Buffolo will find him in every
wav an honorable and upright citizen
County Superintendent Aldrich has
lust made an apportlonment OF school
money amounting in total to A,9l5.
Tha amount is the largest that has ever
heen made in the county and it was ap-
nortioned an the basis OF the new school
census. Milbank's share amounts TO
s46o The new census gives the school
population Of the county as 2,eoo an IN
craase Of 58 over last year. The city Is
c;ven 3Ol, an increase OF 2 from last year
Bic Stone City and osceola township
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