The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-09-16

Millinery Goods at Stone and
Sullivans.
| Ollver Gangs, Plows, Extras
etc, etc, at Wood Bros.
A small house and two lots for
sale cheap. Enquire of A. c..
Peterson.
| 4. t'alrchild is advertising an
auction sale of horses at Revillo
Tor Saturday, Sept. a.
FROM now on you can get the
incest Of bulk oysters at Henry
Schafer S.
Attorney Bentley received a
car load Of wire fencing the first
of the week for his stock farm in
the western part Of the county.
Herman Sahr of Big Stone was
IN town for Il couple Of days this
week settling up the Charles
Betcher lumber yard business.
r. j. Hicks has engaged as a
collector for the Deering machine
company. He expects to move
his family into town for the Win
ter.
Miss Cora Porter of Big Stone
City returned home Wednesday,
after spending week in Milbank
with the family Of W. f. Wander
WORT.
Landlord Hunter of the Big
Stone City hotel was in town yes
terday looking up place of res
idence with the intention of re-
moving to Milbank.
Miss Anderson, of ST. Paul
the new trimmer in the millinery
department at Stone x Sullivan S
arrived Monday and has taken
charge of her work in the store.
A. p Lindquist says themean
est man in the county visited his
house Wednesday night, and in
going away took with him one OF
his pointer pups only week old
Messrs Stone e Sullivan have
a word or two TO say in another
column They have a wonder
fully nice stock of goods and they
want you to see them.
]. S. Chaplin the South Shore
editor was Milbank visitor Sat.
urday, and F. F. Moore the pen
Gil pusher Of Big Stone was also
taking in the sights under charge
of Prof. Ramer, on the same day.
Miss Anna Robel and her sis
ter, have been in charge OF the
Milbank house since Mr.. Porter
gave up the business. Miss 10
bel intends to have her parents
move in from the farm at an ear
" date and assist her in running
the hotel.
John Reischke, Of Butler, and
formerly d resident Of Big Stone
township, was in town yesterday
on his way home from a trip to
Mclean county, n. D., where he
had been on a prospecting tour,
but was not favorably impressed
with the country in that locality.
Esther chapter @. E. S., re
sumed its regular meetings last
Monday evening, and at the con
ciusion Of the chapter work a
very pleasant social time was en-
loved in the form OF a conundrum
entertainment, supplemented
with refreshments OF a melon
(choly) character.
Mr.. f. F. Hartwell OF Los An
gelos, Cal, who was one OF the
pioneer settlers in Grant county
was meeting his Milbank friends
Yesterday. He is on a visit 70
his old home here, as he stu re-
tains his farm in Madison town.
ship, which he has had rented
for q number Of years past. mr..
Mr. Hartwell thinks California IS
. Garden of Eden and you can
talk him out Of the idea.
A deplorable accident occur
red at the threshing machine
Of NJ. J. Sacreiter last Monday
while at work on the Allen farm
some nine miles south OF town;
In attempting to replace the 1eed
holt while the machine was IN
motion. Mr.. Edward Sacrelter,
. young man about = years OF
aoe and a son Of the owner OF
the machine, had his LETT arm
canpht in the belt or wheel ana
torn from his shoulder. The arm
was wrenched off some four or
fye inches below the shoulder
io;nt H and hurled dis OF
Several wards. The unfortunate
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