The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-04
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Wheat -Thursday- No. | Northern
44c; No. 2, 42c,
Sheriff Williams and wife are visiting
the gram palace at Aberdeen.
Mrs. G. II, Kimball, of Vernon, re-
turned Wednesday from a visit to friends
in the east.
Mrs. o. B. Clayton OF Verona, N. D.,
visited her nephew supt. Aldrich early
in the week
The photograph gallery will he per
manently occupied by Staey l. Eddy.
All work guaranteed. 1t
Clerk OF Courts Prevev and wife are on
two weeks excursion to the old home
OF Mr.. Prevey at Elroy, Wis.
Guitar, Mandolin, Banjos and Violns,
Strings & Fittings for all musical in.tru
ments at Roses drug store.
The frame work of the new court house
is up and sheeted, and the brick work on
the vaults about completed
Miss Iva Chapman, OF Morristown,
Minn., who has been visiting friends in
the city, returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs w. I. Burman, Grant
Center, returned Wednesday from a two
weeks visit to friends in Wisconsin.
j. W King of this county received the
honors at the Aberdeen fair for the finest
bushel OF corn, securing wind mill as
a premium
Judge Andrews and Stenographer
Walter Cheever passed through
town Monday on their way to Wilmot to
hold the fall term of court for Roberts
county.
Mr.. j. W. Earl formerly, Of Elmira, has
recently taken position as telegraph
operator in the G. NJ. & st, 2. depot at
Wahpeton, n. D.
The family OF Joseph Smith in Mel
rose haye been afflicted with typhoid
fever, Mrs Harry Smith and Frank
Smith have both been quite seriously
III. but are now improving.
A. w. Moyius OF Bigstone was up the
first ot the week nvestig eating as TO the
prospects Of securing a class IN Ian
guages, German and French, in Milbank
in connection with his Blgstone class.
Miss Josephine Weatherby will give
instruction in Elocution. Orator. and the
Delsarte system Of physical culture.
ANY one desiring lessons can apply toI
her at the home OF Mrs. j. +. Truran I'D
this city.
Mr.. Ed Johnson, the coal man has
moved in from his farm in Big Stone
township, where be had been rustlcaslne
during the summer. Ed thinks that
farming is all right and prefers u 70
living in town.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman, OF hinRs1oo'
Iu.. was making visit to the cl'y
the first of the week, and returns
aast to-day. Mrs Chapman is owner OF
tho mill property in this city, which she
;s deeirous OF disposing OF.
Although no organized effort WAS made
to send exhibits to either the state islF
or 10 Aberdeen the few private displays
made at the latter place indicated what
Grant county could have done had the
nroper effort been made to collect al
exhibit.
4 nrairie fire got started in the town
.,.,.ot K;lhorn and Melrose last Tuesday
and burned six stacks OF wheat oeion0
;np TO T. Boerger, three stacks OF ~heas
90 a Gronrad and two stacks OF OATS
and some hay stacks belonging 70 "f
RAwson.
John Farset and Eugene Bleser LETT
,or Chicago Wednesday. Mr. fanse'
900 - attend the rush medical college,
end Gene to take course in the pnar,
macy school. The boys take .he sooo
,n;shes | Of friends, young and old, in their
departure.
Monv will remember Mr.. 2. 4. Meaae
"a mn Nye character impersonater' VINO
haro with Oakes Swiss Bell Ringers
!. : fsw g wears ago. Mr.. Meade will appear
here with Meade & Aliens Pleasant ou,
% nr;se Company at the opera house Tues
day evening. :. CO.
Mr.. Frank Farnham q his So.
township, one Of tie earliest settlers In IN :
! = nairhborhood, has sold bis farm ana "a
-, 10, ramoye back to Rhode Island ms
VIII Ao .ook nr two. Mr.