The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-10-22

Rev. G, N. Fitch, the new pas
tor Of the Congregational church
is expected to preach next Sun.
day.
John H. King, the well known
attorney of Chamberlain was
transacting business in Milbank
Wednesday.
Dr. Freeborn, the specialist
IN eye, ear, nose, and threat dis
eases will be in Milbank Oct
18th and 9th at the St. Hubert.
Miss Emma Emanuel, who had
been making d visit Of several
weeks with the family of her
brother, the furniture man, re-
turned to her home at Augusta,
Wis, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Burd I'll, the
former a brother -in-law Of Mrs.
Joseph Fanset, have been en-,
joying a visit in Milbank this
week as the guests OF the Fanset
family. They live at Lake City,
Mimi.
William B. Sterling, who was
well known throughout the state
as one of the bright and able
lawyers Of South Dakots, but
who removed to Omaha last
year, died in that city of typhoid
fever on the 10Th.
Johnson & Ecker, the new
coal and wood firm have some
thing to say in another column
about fuel, and Emanuel also
talks of furniture He has dis
play Of goods that would attract
attention in the big cities.
Mr.. Andrew RaWson, OF Farl-
bault. Mimi, a sonof Mr.. J. Raw
son, of Melrose township has
been making a visit to his par
ents on the farm. Mr.. RaWson
is an old acquaintane OF Mrs. W.
w. Downie, with whom he had
the pleasure of exchanging greet
ings.
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of Milbank was a Sunday visitor
in Aberdeen and received a
hearty welcome from people IN
General and one in particular,
His restaurant md bakery busl-
ness at Milbank is developing
finely, and he is well SATISFIED
with the prospects. He return
ed east last night.
Mr.. H. T. Abbot. who has been
! resident of the city for many
wears. with his family removed
to Minneapolis on Thursday,
Mr.. Abbot is an old soldier, and
an Friday evening Of last week
h;s @ A. K. friends and nelgh'
bors surprised the family with tina q
farewell far party at which a very
pleasant time was had.
Comrade Thos. Fitch received : .,
from Washington the tlrst ol 'llt
week three headstones, lafhlsll
cd by the government = 1or de p
90 e,sed members Of the &. =. T.
nost al this place The stones
pos. ro - cent to mark the resting
's,ane Via, . Of 7. W. Bell, VIM. Green
md !. Zilka, and the government,
delivered them here lfee =
cost.
with the change Of circuits fo1
Grant county last year, followeo ,.aa
q a change b Of court time, !, the NJ reg tb;s
= 'lar .'. term for the fall IN .,lins .niS
oonnty oaa, ~ being &c set for the, the tnlfr m .
coun'; eaaaL n November instead % OF y y
October n as formerly. nad Clerh ., -
Courts Coru Prevey has rece,vea I've, az, =,
~ order from Judge Campoeth ,eth - -
convening oany. court on the lo'h =
next month.
Mrs. Jas. Kennedy, ,lt 1or,nbl nhl
resident cid near Corona, ou' rear. Mr.
ago' ao,is is making visit is !, WIN Mount mt
asa, a;sster,in r, law, Mrs. ". y, somn Moqr, fine
she siSeeL brought with her a,llss some nt' t.
samnles o,,e Of Oregon aPples, Cana =
show si' the fruit prodoclhhs, PROD nhe,e she she
,;nna D,ll.ies and NJ the specimen, .,,a1en Me,'
ilvls, i,,deed Of wonderful ae.ecr annacf.
,nae ~ nant Mrs. Kennedy ehpuf hpfort
N meds, visit friends in Iowa 0el0''