The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-11-11

'co. IldNcS Hiduc BUSINESS
trip to the cities the first of the
week.
Mrs. Robert Carmichael, of
Cannon Falls, Mimi, sister of
DR.. Daniels, came to attend the
funeral of her sister in law, ar
irving here yesterday.
The greatest medicine for the
kidneys that has been discover
ed IN modern times is DR.. Sway
er's Ukatine. The best proof is
to give it trial.
Episcopal services Sunday as
follows: Morning Prayer and
Sermon, 10:45; Evening Pray
er and Sermon, 7:30; Sunday
School at noon.
In many seemingly HOPELESS cas-
es, consumption has been avert
ed in stopping a hacking cough,
by the use Of Dr. Sawyer rs Wild
Cherry and Tar.
With an indisputable large IN
crease Of republican sentiment
in the county, it is not a pleasant
reflection that Il number Of town
ships normally lyrepublican should
have neen SO liStlesS that they
permitted Il populist majority to
be returned from their towns
The very light vote shows that
this could easily have been avoid
ed if the republicans had turned
out to vote.
Mr.. F. NJ. Guthrie took pos
session of the City hotel last
Tuesday, and is getting things
in fine shape for the entertain.
ment Of his guests. He intends
to keep the place up in tirst-class
shape, and invites his friends
and the travelling public gener-
ally to call upon him when they
desire good place to stop at
in the city.
Many old Minnesotans in this
locality We're acquainted with
Capt. Ira Barton, of Rice county,
who was one Of the pioneers IN
Minnesota history. he died
| last Sunday Of heart failure at
his home near Morristown, aged
- wears. He was sheriff OF
Rice county for twelve years and
was serving in that capacity at
the time of the Mortified bank
| robbery.
DAILY Raralist. October 5th, 1893
-.The Strattgists. at the operi
house last night drew a large crowd
Every seat had hpen taken long before
SIX 0 clock and standing room was a
a premium The company is
strong one and accompanied by al eN
cellent orchestra Mr.. Warren Nobl
is an actor of far more than aNerag
ability and wonderful versatility a
was shown by the various parts Whlcl
he carried equally we'll last evening
) The play was full of startling denone
ments and ludicrous situations ant
!. held the interest Of the audience iron
beginning to end
Hon. J. L. Lockhart closed tn
political campaign in Grant coun
ty Monday evening at the oper;
5 house, when he addressed
e large audience of his old friend
and neighbors, and made d Stir
= ring appeal on behalf Of repupll
. can principles. His speech wa
O enthusiastic from start to inns
and bristled with facts relatln;
to state affairs, making it PAL
ticularly interesting on this ae
{ count. The Big Stone NAL
| ouartette added to the interes
! Of the occasion with several Sc
q lections, and NJ. M. Ramer, cal
didate for superintendent mad
e a few appropriate remarks r.
y garding his candidacy.
r Engineer Paul Jones met wit
o quite serious personal acclder
Thursday Of last week While Q
his run east. When at Apple
: : ton he was off his engine, and
6 hurry up.matters he went to II
= = assistance Of the baggage maj
y and was helping TO load heav
- = trunk, when it slipped and cam
q down upon his foot, crushin
two of his toes quite badly. Il
It did not stop to get it dressed u
: til arriving at Montevideo, Whe
d Il was seen that the injury wa
i of a more serious character tha
. he had supposed, and upon r
!. turning home he found that tt
! injured foot commenced to O.
II mand his attention and for
II nun Der of days was quite pail
full He is now getting alon
well but has not as yet been alb
IS to mount his engine.
= / have gasoline engine to sa
rood sell maDle wood III