The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-08-30

and children have gone to Milbank and
Big Stone to visit relatives,
Mrs. W. Foster, of Minneapolis, made
short visit with the family of her aunt,
Mrs. w. G.. Ashton the first Of the week,
Miss Etfie Kinsel, of Minneapolis, who
has been spending a number OF weeks
with her cousin, Mrs. G. NJ. Clark, of
this city, returned home Wednesday.
The H. B. S. will meet with Mrs. s. J.
Hits on Wednesday Gnsteal of Thurs
oay) afternoon, Sept 4th at 80 sharp
A good attendance is desired
Billy Eddington was greeting his Mil
bank friends the first of the week, having
come up to make the Montcyideo run on
Monday Tor engineer Paul Jones.
Miss Ethel Staples and Miss Clara
Nhlpple, two OF Bigstone's young ladies
were shopping and attending to other
business in town last Saturday.
Geo Fanset and family moved to Wat
ertown the first OF the week, where
George will make his headquarters as
collector for the Plano company.
q. 2. Bcrland, of Madison, S. D., re
presenting the Odd Fellows Annuity
Association, OF Des Moines, H., was in
n 4 bn pFt tba
pany OF witch he is state agent.
John Reeve Of Melrose reports that
lightning struck and set fire TO shock
Of grain in his field last week, but doing
no further damage than to consume the
one shock
Miss Myra Donaldson, of Morrlstown
Mimi, who has been visiting friends in
the northern part OF Roberts county,
stopped in the city Monday while on her
way home.
A new time card on the II 4 d. was
isrued tie first of the week. which pro-
yides for daily passenger tram between
Farro and Ortonville. The trains and
time at this point are not affected IN any
way.
Prot. Kelley and family who have been
visiting in Minnesota and a, their Old
home in Glendale, n. D., during part
| OF the vacation term, returned nome ias'
week to prepare for the opening OF
school next Monday.
The ladies' oil the Congregations
ah,rch will serve ice cream and cake or
Main street. Friday evening, Sept olh
1895. A program Of choice Instruments
music will be rendered during the even
mo The public is cordially invited
NJ Talcotl, OF Twin Brooks, pur
chased the Mccormick corn-hlnder %
Wood Bros. an exhibition OF the work
80 20 winch was given last Saturday
Mr. Talco,t has quite alarge heia q eofi
81 bis own TO cut, and has contracts .
-, savaral of his neighbors fields.
Er,andson Il johnson this week cal
attention to their immense Stock ~ 10"
goods. tho largest and most eoihp'e'e
aver brought into Grant county ane
.hav invite the public generally 70 g
a,a axamine the goods and see LOT Cne"'
a,ves that this firm will not oe uh
erso Id.
Wa received call last week from u :
CT Holmes, Of Mankato, one o' 'n'
early settlers at Bigstone, ana VINO -
number of years was 10 genera. ~
camille business there. M'' no'o e
haa half section OF land ~ ne'io9>
township, upon which an exce',eo' ~ a
-. hoan raised this year, the wnea
v;ald;nr some 25 bushels to the ao''
Nc Holmes accompanied her nuso"l'
~ - ia tr,n and enjoyed visit with oi'
- -as = Risstone and MilbanE
1,ho Odd Fellows, under the guardian
sb,p Of the Rebekahs were ~ .aaeA oven
snp .p A,nan township "Wednesday even
inc and landed on the farm % non'' : : mos
and Mrs Il. L. Farnham' Wheio -
-:a,ohle social evening was spent ~
49, l.ast important feature q "hie" W -,
the spread Of az elegant supper n,nsmen,n w',n IN
the ue'0 a,t of harvest festival IN
'ao.. numbered some twenty-five Q .
pa.v and after the delightful evening flu
= = ';aa vas done the table by the Jon
,a.,s ,ua'a,s Who voted Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Farm >
su.' . and the Rebekahs seneral's
nun 80 further advancement III Va
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