The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-10-25
HOME HAPPENINGS.

43c; No. 2, 41c,
Call at Watsons and see t he Perfec
tion Drum.
F. W. Maynard is building new
barn on his home property.
Mr. M. s. Kelsey has gone to Nassau,
where he takes charge of the general
store Of J. G. Hewitt.
Ashton the Dentist will visit Wilmot
on November 4th and 9th, and Slsseton
on the 9th and 7th.
The family OF Will Allen have moved
IN from the farm and are living in the
George Stearns house
The w. G. T. T. will meet with
Mrs. c. f Daniels on Tuesday afternoon
Oct. 2sth at three O'Clock.
The photograph gallery will he per
manently occupied by Staley d Eddy.
All work guaranteed II
Father Browne has resigned as priest
| OF st. Lawrence church, and states tha.
he expects shortly to go to New Zealand.
George Port and Conductor Burress
| both make report of the arrival of prom
ising young sons at their homes this
| week.
Kinney's Perfection Heating Drum is
| what its name indicates. It is perfect
and great saver in fuel. Jas. Watson
sells them
County Auditor Forsberg has settled
| down as a benedict and is comfortably
located in the r. j. Hicks residence on
| Fourth avenue.
The family OF Mr. A F. Yenny and
Mrs. ! Bosworth are moving into the
Schafer house, corner of Fourth avenue
and Fifth street.
| Mrs. H. 7. Abbott was in st. Paul
1 the first Of the week, attending meet
ing of the Hyde heirs, in which she Is
| interested as one OF the heirs at-laW.
Mrs. Thomas, OF Huron, state inspector
of the w r. c., inspected Humphrey
Corps OF this city Wedn esdav and had
pleasant visit with the ladies OF the
corps, returning west next day.
The fancy dress carnival under the
auspices OF the ladies Of tho two church
societies promises to be the event OF the
season, and elaborate preparations are
being made for its presentation.
Mr.. Ed. Moulton, OF Warner, 5. D.,
and a former resident Of MilbanK, was
greeting his old friends here yesterday,
while attending to some personal busi-
ness. Mr. Moulton had charge OF the
Shatto farms when living here.
Matthias Husser, who was in the mer-
camille business IN Big Stone City dur
ing the eighties, was in town wednesday
on his way to Corona. Mr. Husser IS
now located at Cumberland, Wis, where
ha Is working tor lumber firm.
N. A Emery Of Lura township was IN
having taxes and attending TO other
bnsiness matters Wednesday. He reports
a good average Of crops out in his nelgh
Lorhood this year, though some OF the
fields there were partially damaged by
hail in the early part Of the season.
Tho editors annual consignment OF
Log Cabin Maple Syrnp, from the rowe
svrup Ca. OF ST. Paul, has been duly
received, thanks to our old friend ana
commandments, F. A. Eldrldge, who
snmmered ind wintered with us in Big
Stone City in the palmy days OF long ago
| aottleib Knehner, who lives about
mile west OF Big Stone City, while dr'v-
to home from Milbank "Wednesday,
allowed his team to get away from MN
ond ha was thrown from the buggy.
The horses have not yet been recovered
and any information OF them Will oe
paid for by him.
faunty Superintendent Aldrich has
;rst divided the quarterly apportior-
mant for October, the slight delay De.
inc occasioned by the heavy receipts o.
tha Treasurers office about the nrs' q
the month. The total amount is SS'ooo'
ha;r, lust An even dollar apiece Tor inc
Gran, county school children.
Mambers Of Humphrey z. 4. n. posi-
- al the old soldiers in the county are
requested to meet At Odd Fellows. Fellows ns'1 ,ar
- tha second Saturday in November for
tho nnrnose Of re-organizing the post
..h;eh hecame disorganized BY the loss
. Of its records and other properly - ~, -.
j s.-, - houae fire. Let every old soldier