The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-06-26
AIKEN Up. Black mare colt about three
nnarsold Owner can have came by claim
nro perty and paying expenses.
JoHN JOHNSON
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Wheat Thursday No. l Northern
kc: No. 2, 42c,

Wheat t-Thursday- No. l Northern
c; No. 2, 42c,
Screen Doors at e. Emanue's.
Go to Watson's for an A No. Pump.
aahton the Dentists Milbank office
lin be closed from July I'd unit. July
bth.
Mrs. /. Robie returned from her trip
Minneapolis last Saturday.
Miss Haney OF Goodhue, Mimi, is
Gsiting with Mr.. John Walch and fam
of this city.
The Eastern Star will have their pic
c a, Simpson Park July l, instead OF
Hartford as at first announced.
Do you want clothing? We are max
bc special reduction in prices for a
hort time. Erlapdson i Johnson.
Sheriff Joseph Rodgers Of Mcleod Co.
dinn., was Shot to death by two tramps
Ehom he was about to arrest Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Joseph Zimmerman, formerly
pastor Of the Evangelical church at Big
otone City, vas caller yesterday while
pn his way to his home in Groton. He
las been attending the camp meeting.
Best Screen Doors 95 cents at Wood
Bros.
Attorney Geo. S. Rix has been enga-
Ged to deliver the fourth OF July Grafton
bt Reyilio, and the patriots Of that place
can be assured OF stirring and patriotic
address
Las. Friday night thieves went to the
gralnary of q. Aldrich and took about 90
bushels OF wheat. Others in the neigh
|borhood have also had the same exper-
lence as Mr. Aldrich quite recently.
Mrs. T. ! Law and Mrs. j. A. Risken
and son Law Risken, of Shullsburg, Wis,
visited with Mrs. j. E. Truran Monday
| and Tuesday, and Mr.. Abe Law, OF
FClear Lake drove up to Milbank and
spent Tuesday with these friends and
| the Truran family.
Prof. W. W. Girton rode down from
Wllmo, with Sup't. Adrich Friday. hnv-
| ing completed very successful two
weeks work conducting teachers instl-
tute ut that place. Prof Girton was
recently elected 10 the chair OF C!yics,
Arithmetic, Book keeping and Elocu-
lion at the State Normal School at
Madison, S. D.
lhe three tramps who broke into Paul
traps harness and shoe store and took
ABOUT dozen pairs Of shoes, were ar
rested at Ortonville, and States Attorney
l.Iockhart induced them TO come over the
me without requisi,ion. They we're
.aden "a before Squire Radcliff Of Big
oeone, and were sentenced, one to 20,
one % and one to 30 days in the county
jail, and they are now serving sentence.
One ofthe speakers a. the populist con-
ventlon said the party didn't expect to
eject president this fall, but look out
lor them four wears from now. In the
campaign Of 1892, it was what we would
40 m 10 1876 Populist promises are like
.he mirage Of the desert; the cool springs
anu inviting shade are always little
neyond and Just out Of reach of the
ehlrs'y traveller, no matter how far he
goes.
Prot. John Aldrich. OF the depart
ment OF Zoology and Physiology Of the
lualo University. will have charge OF
me work IN Physiology at the Teachers
Innslltute, - July 6-18, at the lake. As
Iro.. Aldrich will be visiting his parents
~ tlis county it was found possible to
engage him for this work. He will be
supplied with illustrative apparatus, and
VIII present the subject in the most ap-
proved methods. He will give one or
TWO talks on scientific topics, during the
institute.
~ Mr. Casper Hatz. formerly of Big Stone
Wy, and one OF the merchants at that
pace IN an early dav. hut who few
years ago moved to Eureka. was q call
:. = last Monday while on his way home
nom attendance at the Evangelical camp
=, ,nee'lng. Casper's friends will be pleased
:, learn that he is prospering at his
eureka home. having RECENTLY purchae
a. ~ an adjoining building and made 4
auup'e store for his increasing business.
no"ot the only thing Casper needs to
n.s nake him completely happy is q good
"oman 10 help him look after things,
aun n's Grant county friends will con
kkaAtulate him when they learn that he
1's reached this ecstatic state.
-, q great many people are taking ad-
:. ."n,age ct the big reduction in clothing
. Erlandson q Johnson's.