The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-04-22
MILBANK, S. d., FRIDAY, APRIL -, 1885,

When in want of Paints re
member Nelson S drug store.
Special sidewalk lumber a
Wood Bros. 3w33
G. w. Prevey is building al
addition to his home on Fourth
street.
It will pay you to try Hollands
q McLean's S new grades of Pur
ity and Magnolia -four.
Fine pasturing. Enquire o.
Wood Bros. 3w33
Farley's is headquarters fol
"a grade buggies and spring
wagons. 2W33
The st. Paul Dispatch is the
leading daily west Of Chicago
Send for free sample or % cents
for one month S subscription.
n. J. Schafer, Of Owatonna,
was up on a business trip dur.
ing the week and enjoying a visit
with his brother Henry, return.
ing home Wednesday morning.
Johnson S axle grease is some
thing every one will want. Try
a package and if not satisfactory
return it and get your money
at Farley's. 2w33
Word has been received that
John r. Eastman, Of Benton
Harbor, Mich, is dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever at his
Michigan home, and not expect
ed to survive.
The Odd Fellows are arrang-
ing for q social at their hall next
Tuesday evening in honor Of the
anniversary of the order, to
which all Odd Fellows and their
families are cordially invited.
This week has been a splendid
one for the new sown grain. The
ground has been in excellent
condition during seeding and on
Tuesday a fine rain helped to
start things along in good shape.
Much of the early sown grain is
now up and some Of the fields
are quite green.
after the performance last
evening q petition, signed by
?, 7731 of our citizens, was handed
to Mr.. Burdette asking him to
name a date upon which he could
repeat the entertainment here,
and to give the committee sufti
cient notice so that our people
will have ample time to sell their
property and move away. The
Hired Man at Work.
The many friends and neigh
bors Of Mr.. Joseph Fanset We're
startled to learn the first of the
week that he was in a very pre-
carious condition, resulting from
carbuncle on the back Of his
neck, which made developments
of serious character. 1t was
deemed advisable to take him
to Minneapolis Tuesday night to
secure expert medical eAamina-
tion. He was accompanied there
by his wife and two sons, George
and John. Word has been re-
ceived since that he has submit
ted to a surgical operation, but
his condition is not Of a hopeful
character. Miss Nina, who was
called from her school at Apple
ton to see her father, having
been taken i'll, is unable to
return to her school duties.
Mr.. G. T. Oehler Of Grant
Center, who a few weeks ago
his sister-in- law,
Mrs. Bosworth, to the Pacific
coast, intending to go on to
returned home last
week. Mr.. Oehler left Mrs.
BosWorth at Seattle, awaiting
a brother from the south, with
whom she expects to make the
trip to Alaska. Mr.. Oehler says
that from his observations and
what intelligence he could gain
on the coast, the gold fever is
not as high as it was, and
the departures for Alaska have
been greatly reduced OF late.
The general opinion is that if
the gold fields prove as produc-
tive as anticipated, there will be
lots Of opportunities for mining
discoveries when the means of
transportation have been greatly
improved, as they will be during