The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-09-06


Wood Bros. are still shipping in Wag-
ons and Buggies.
Mrs. L, H. Bentley has been enjoying
a visit from her mother, Mrs. Taylor Of
Webster, during the week.
John Tessin left very tine sample of
calico dent corn at this Office the first of
the week, fully developed and we'll
hardened.
George Merry and family have been
enjoying visit from Mr.. Merry s
mother and his sister, Mrs. Blake, both
from Minneapolis.
Among the young people who have
come in to attend the city schools are
Miss Ruby Aidrich, Miss Mabel Trow-
bridge and Miss Lulu Webster. who are
from Vernon township.
James Hall, an engineer on the II. &
ID. and a former resident of Milbank,
who has recently returned from trip to
accompanied by Mrs. Hall is
visiting friends in the city.
The Dakota Farmer offers June pig,
Poland China, eligible for registry, TO
the boy or girl under Is years OF age
who sends it the best written article on
Poultry Raising in the Dako,as. -
JAS. Watson has some specimen ears
Of dent corn grown by Steven Street OF
Adams that indicates what kind OF a
corn country this is and what kind Of a
corn season this has been 1t isn't often
that wheat ard corn grow right along
together into a perfect crop, but 1t has
so thls year.
A portion of the county record books
belonging to the register Of deeds office
have been returned from Pierre. where
they were sent for rebindlng and trim
ming made necessary by passing through
the court house fire. The work was
done bv Carter Bros, and appears TO
have been done in a neat and substantial
manDer.
Henry German, harvest hand,
resist the attractions OF the
blind pig last Friday, and in the evening
a number of citizens found him lying
back OF some Of the buildings on Main
street and took him down to the jail ;.
The next morning Justice Pasco fined
him ST and costs, which was all the
money he had left from his spree, and
sent him adritt again.
A suit for alimony was brought before
T. w. Bell as referee the first OF the
week, the principals in the case being
Ang Fenner, defendant, and his former
wife, who Il now in the asylum for the
insane, who appeared by her father. Mr..
Leuck Of Bgstone township. The case
was settled before going to the referee
bv the defendant agreeing to pay Sl,ooe
and the costs in the case.
In another column is the card OF Dr
q Freeborn, OF Ortonville. The
doctor now makes specially OF eye, ear
nose and throat diseases, in the study O
which he has taken several courses a
some Of the best medical institutions II
the country where these diseases art
made special feature, and hes con
s,antly increasing practice in these spec
;alties to which he intends to devote III
entire attention in the near future.
The court house fire destroyed all th'
records Of the office OF county superin
tandent Of schools, including the annua
ranorts of all school officers, from wh'cl
Aldrich complies h'
own annual report to the state superln
tand4nt. VT. Aldrlch has sent distrlc
clerks an extra supply OF blanks ant
asked for copies OF the reports on ME
The reply has been quite prompt an
general. but there are still tew report
lacking. Officers who have not attende
80 ,h;s matter will confer favor upo
tha snperintendent by doing 80 at ono
az his own report is now due at Pierre.
Already quite number OF our sui
scr,bers have answered our requestln r
card to subscription matters, tor whic
thew each aud severally have our thank
and as others harves. their crops we sha
expect ssp C. them to do likewise: We motto
one Of his first duties after securing n
cron GRO to pay up the smaller debts whic
=. L.'p nav have contracted during the yea
thus ~ helping the local merchant an
,ra,tasman who have accommodated hi
and establishing his credit Tor futu'
courIesies. The promptness with wn,e &c
thesa matters are attended to - wh
d;s,inonishes M the "good' from the ''pool
n business circles. and the fact Of oeir
listed IN the first mentioned class IS
times Of invaluable assistance 7" q mar
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