The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-08-20

AtciNttty oI tt SlSlU.
Dwight's Flour is always re-
liable. Try a sack and be con-
| vinced.
Miss Clara Saueressig was
visiting friends a short time this
week.
B. +. Scott of Edgerton, Mimi,
and John Hancock Of the same
| place, were in the city Monday
on their way home from q visit
to friends in KilbOrn township.
The Directors Of the Grain
Palace Association at Aberdeen
have made arrangements for re
duced rates on all railroads for
their Exposition, which will be
| held from Oct 4th to 9th. 1t
will pay every reader OF this
paper to attend.
4 party Of merry makers gath
cred at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. S. Healy last Friday evening,
. taking these worthy peopleentire-
ly by surprise They did not,
however, succeed in surprising
them so completely but what
they could carry out their part
as host and hostess and make
) their company feel completely at
home and cause Il very enjoyable
: evening.
: In speaking of Dr. Russells S
lecture in Vermillion Rev. Hager
says the following:
CDR. Russells magnificent adj
Q dresses captured Vermillion
yesterday. They surpassed high
| est expectations. You can af-
! ford to pack hall or church for
r something richer than klondyke.
! DR.. Russell is unlike any other
4 speaker; equalling the best; logi-
cal and convincing: wi mig hosts
Of friends for the cause.
DR.. Russell will speak in Mil.
$ bank on Aug. 90, at the Congre
$ eational church in the morning
:, and at the NJ. E. church III the
: evening.
Last Monday Marshall Sutclif1
called upon one OF Milbank
: bright ana hnstlin@ young mef
I to watch gang Of shoboes ane
. see that they did their work IN {
Z proper manner and also to SCI
u that they did enough labor t.
;. pay for their board. The youn4
:. man in question went energetic
9 ally at his work, watching, ane
it cot along nicely until an intens'
4 thirst caused by the warn
Il weather, and a total abstinence
IS from the use Of water for per
y iod Of d few minutes temptet
1t him to 60 TO the water pail, tW.
le or three rods away, to quenci
le his thirst. His charges took ad
vantage OF this yielding to tempt
alton and as soon Us his back wa
8 turned they made tracks 10
I. p,rts unknown. When til
= younar man had satisfied hlm5el
Il with water he turned, and Il
Q. saws he only saw cloud OF dus
n where the Does ought to hay
D, been and he watched them-tl
: they were cute sight.
" i, II. Benedict had an expel
ience recently which, while ther
vas no damage done, he does no
id care to have repeated. Aife
Il snnDer one evening he hitche
Of his father !, team to the bugg
lp and started for the Benedll
ar farm, The team was feailn
n nretty good and while driving
iy 1Long the road one Of the horse
S. became unchecked and Mr.. Benz
d, dict cot out Of the buggy to +
d nlace the check when the horse
I'd began to plunge 50 that it We
necessary to re-enter the buga
&c IN order to handle the team
- - The horse swung out Of the roa
- - 60 as to unhook a tug, then tt
IN !, fun began, soon another tu
th dropped and fortunately II
~ ~ other two tugs came down, le
y y ting the team entirly loose fro
q . the buggy thus avoiding Il
- %. breaking Of it. a man IL 4 ne
- IS near By came to Mr.. Benedict
q. assistance and soon the tea
i. was again properly hitched