The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-08-23

bag at HOLLANDS Bros.
Mrs. George Hocum is visiting with
friends in Genco and Minneapolis.
Miss Clara Saueressig has engaged to
teach the school at Custer In Big Stone
county.
Charlie Keith, the Ortonyille banker,
was in town Wednesday looking after
some Grant county matters.
Mrs. G. A. Wood and two little daueh-
ters are visiting with Mrs. Woods sister
and other friends IN Minneapolis this
week.
Mr.. Ed. Merry former resident OF
the city, now OF Minneapolis, is out on
business trip and meeting Milbank
| friends
Mr.. A. F. Yenny, who had his farm
IN Grant Center leased on shares this
year, thrashed last week, the wheat go
ing % bushels 10 the acre on the 80 acres.
Paul Kohler, who has been handling
the Walter Wood machinery IN Iowa for
sometime has returned to attend to col
lecting for the same company at this
point.
Miss Lafayette, the young lady who
has been spending the past few weeks
with the family OF her uncle, Rey. Nc
Lean, returned to her home in Chicago
last Tuesday.
The Degree of Honor will hold an ice
cream lawn social at the home OF Dir.
evening, August Goth; everybody cor
daily invited.
Hon. j. S. Proctor of Saltwater, has
been greeting his Milbank friends this |
week, having come from his Minnesota
home Tuesday, to look after his farming
interests In the county.
The chicken hunters report the birds
as being quite generally scarce and shy
this year. Certainly the hunters them
selves have been numerous enough the
past week 10 keep the chickens uneasy.
Mr.. Eddie Schafer. who spent most OF
his boyhood in Mllbank, but who IS
now living with his widowed mother IN
Owatonna, is making visit OF lew
weeks with the family Of his uncle,
Henry Schafer.
The Schroeder ,hreshing machine
caught fire last Thursday evening on
the Plant farm aud was entirely con-
sumed. Mr.. Schroeder had new one
on the grounds and was busy at work
the next morning.
Messrs. C. G.. T. Reetz and j. 1. lid
ball the general merchant and druggist
OF Revillo. were up attending to matters
at the county seat Tuesday, and make
good report OF prospects In the Kevilio
neighborhood this year.
The real estate and loan business OF A.
P. Lindquist has increased SO OF la'e 'na'
he has found it necessary to employ
book keeper and typewriter, which he has
done in the person OF Miss Jessie Fuller,
a Young lady from Faribault, Minn.
Mrs. Spencer one OF the residents OF
Milbank in an early day, her huspanu
having formerly been an engineer on the
H. g.. D., is up on visit to Mrs. y. =.
nan,els and other friends in the CITY,
The family are now located in missouri
Danny Conright had very l1cky .es-
cane from what might have been serious
acc;dent. While hunting Tuesday his
pun exploded, blowing his face around
me left eye full Of powder. fortuna'eiy
nothing but the powder struck him. anu
this did not get in the eye.
Mr. Henry Hollands received Woro
tho first Of the week of the death OF MIS-.
hollands mother, Mrs. L. Harrod, at
Morris I'll. The old lady will be remem-
horad as having lived with the HOLLANDS
,om;,v some time, returning to MOTIFS
about two years ago. She was % years
OF age.
nooroo Stevenson, Of Oshkosh, came
II last week to look over his interests :"
pio stone township. George IS e"-
n,oyed nv the Williamson, LIBBY lun
her firm Of the city named, ana IS ven
nlaosed ~, with his surroundings there
,rhoro his brothers John and Was' are
also employed.
Bicycle riders and others will ,l..ea enjoy Joy
aa;.a tba series of European letters tne
nrst Of which appears IN '"is ,ssu.' tr,os -
..,n ~ the wheel over the old countl'es'