The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-08-16
Wood Bros, have unloaded another
car of Plows and Wagons.

| car oil Flows and Wagons.
County Judge Owen has purchased the
residence on Fourth street into which
he moved last week
The W c. T. [. will meet with Mrs.
Wiseman on Tuesday afternoon, Aug
goth at three o'clock.
Mr.. August Mttels'aedt has been on
the retired list for a day or two this
week, owing to severe indisposition.
The receipts of the ocal given by the
young people at Ms. Geo. Hocum,s
Friday evening last accounted sl7.25.
Mrs. Clayton Harrir gton, OF Ortonyille
came up Wednesday Cor a visit with
friends in the city and It Twin Brooks.
largest, cheapest aud best assorted
stock OF Guns and Ammunition ever
brought into Grant county, at Wood
Bros.
Mrs. n Randall, lett for Hull. Ia,
Tuesday morning, where she goes to WIS
it with her daughter, Mrs. Kaufman for
Il couple OF weeks.
1t you want to exchange any kind Of
grain for feed, or new oats for old oats
J. d. Burkhardt can accommodate you.
Short time given on feed sales If debt is
secured
Mr.. Fred Lindquist, the book keeper
| first of the week with malarial or typhoid
fever, and has been in a quite serious
condition.
The ladies' of the aid society VIII hold
a sale early in December, a pleasing
feature of which will be aprons from
the different States A chicken pie sup
per will be served at the time.
George Shumaker, who has been
engaged in the meat markets OF the city
for year pas. has removed TO Ortonyille
where lie goes to take an INTEREST," IN the
| general store business of his father.
Stuart Mclean, the eldest son OF Rev.
Mclean, is enjoying a visit with his
parents, having come out from Chicago,
where he is engaged in the large whole
sale house of Marshall Field & Co., of
that city
Mr.. J. E. Bell, president ef the Hen
nepin County Savings Bank Of Mime
apolls, is the guest Of Mr.. G. L. Wood,
while enjoying few days with his gun
during the opening Of the chicken sea
son.
Roadmaster Phalen made complaint
the first of the week that the travelling
gentry who have taken possession OF the
railroad stocKvards and have been max
ing them their headquarters of late,
were using up the buildings and fences
for firewood.
Last Tuesday was probably the hottest
day of the season, some OF the thermome-
ters showing the mercury up TO the -
point for q short time in the afternoon.
/ w,ni storm worked up towards nlght,
and the weather has been cool and com
| Portable since.
Another blind pig has recently open
al not ts ewes. but its dCofs--on Main
street to be ready to secure its snare ~
tha harvest, and help to prove lhae
drou,h cu,-vorms and crop failures are
not the only nor the worst aillletlohs 'na'
come upon maEkind.
Miss Ida Thayer, who has been spend
mo the past few months with frienas ~
ra,orsl, returned home Wednesday,
.nd vas welcomed home by a NUMBER
Of her young trends meeting her ~ Tue
depot and later in the evening y
gathering at her home.
anr Young friend Warren Eddy OF
Bisstone, was caller the nrs' y -, 'ne
maek since his return from the 'al-
!, ,ratso college, Warren has been teacn
,ne IN Big Stone county, and the MS. -
"a month he goes to Frederick 70 take
- ,roa Of a school at that place.
~ ri Layman, who moved to Mime
appols from Milbank last year, has has 'e,' -
tha 49,, former city and is now living N
p.avns Valley. where his brother IS en-
IL tha butcher business. III says
sas tns. bis family are all we'll and he ex-
10, - .a,.;n N Browns Valley Tor
sometime. .:.,or
nrs. Il. Heinz. Of Montevideo, SISTER
M M,s ". Craig, has been spending .
= week with Mr.. craig's fam'is e., -
,nrn;na n homevard yesterday gong ms !.