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

photographer VIII be at Mllbank.
Al Dells and Mrs Henry peits make
trip to Eerndale and Burtha in MIME
sofa, this week, driving over by team.
MiIbank lodge f. & \. NJ. will hold a
/ special meeting 20 morrow, Saturday
evening for work in the Fellowcratt
| degree
True to his calling, Dick Mortel.
couldn't let the machine season 90 by
without doing /. little rustIlng, and con
IsequentIy is engaged with j. S. Farley
for the season.
| n. j Schater of Owatonna. was spend
ing a few days in town the first of the
week Mr.. schater has recently pur-
chased the property interests of Mrs.
Eliza Schafer in this city.
| Those in need Of photos will do we'll
by calling on ] NJ. Staley, photograph
er OF Watertown, at Milbank He Will
be here July 10Th TO 22d inclusive.
First class work guaranteed.
Mr.. w. B. Saunders started last Tues
day for Randolph, n y, his old home,
where Mrs. 5. and family are spending
the summer. He expects 10 make a
visit Of couple Of weeks before return
/ ing
| Bert Merritt, who has been working in
a Webster drug store for the past year,
! returned home the first Of the week.
Bert says the crops III Grant county are
away ahead Of those on the other side Of
the hills.
Mr.. Bloomngdahl Of Hector, Mimi
has been visiting Peter Van Asche. over
on the Milestone. and looking over the
country with the intention Of securing
i farm for one OF his boys in that neigh
/ borhood.
Among the Milbank families who are
| pitching tent at the lake this Week are
those Of Henry schater, J c. Wood, +.
! s. Healy. Jas. Watson, Z. Emanuel, NJ.
i L. Ecker, G.. W. Prevey, j A. Williams
W. Mount.
The young man / B. Russell, who was
temporarily engaged as night operator
at the depot short time ago was taken
suddenly i'll last week, and the trst OF
the week had to be removed to his home
at Granite Falls.
Peter Swenson, representing the com
mission house of C. n Howard company,
Of New York, was in town "Wednesday,
looking over the creamery with the ob-
iect OF securing the product for the
/ New York market.
Clerk Of Cour,s Prevey last Monday
docketed judgment that made ms eyes
hung out. 1t was to the amount OF
S344, OFT AS. and was rendered against
one William Walter Taylor ct al. ID
favor OF the state Of South Dakota
| The excursion tram on Wednesday
which was run from Harlem TO the lake,
was in charge of Conductor Fred Holzef
and consisted of seven Well-hllea coaches
II came through Milbank on time ana
ouite number got on from this sta
ton.
4 p, Lindqmst has something TO say
:.,a,har column about Deering ma
chimes and twine. This popular ma
chine manufacturing house IS always III
the front with the latest lapor@saVile
halna for farmers, and the latter seem 70
understand this fact.
Mr.. Joseph Bohan and wife OF WI,
uaukee. Wis, parents OF MIS-. WI
Rogers, who we're on visit 10 the '"'l''
80 - their son and daughter at Monte
,,aoo came up and spent day or TWO
- q al ot the week with Mr.. and MIS-.
r. T. Rodgers.
r. Cannon and wife Of Union are en-
loving a visit with the family o. sherln
y,,;,,;ama ~, s this week, and spending por-
H. 80 the time at the lake. MIS-
r.nnon will be remembered as . helce
}, tho sheriff. Miss May Werne' "ho
formerly lived here.
.e.ndv, Crawford was in from NJ
horn the first Of the week ana orlns.
,,ord uu of the excellent condition of crops
i that locality. Reports from the u,'
49,. = 80 sections Of the county all go 20
indicate that Grant county is app'oaon -
inc the best harvest it has ever I,;,h;n nhu : ,bs
.ar;oua calamity befalls us W'n'n -
next few weeks.