The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-08-26

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Nelson the druggist.
W. M. Thomas drove over tC
Hartford Friday after the storm.
Miss Amandv Ollvik went tC
Appleton Thursday for visit.
Olaf Peterson returned from
Sisseton Wednesday.
A carload of Studebaker wag-
Ons has just been received at
Wood Bros. 81
Alfred Nelson, on Tuesday of
last week, reported the arrival
of little son at his home.
Prof B. T Butler has been in
the city for several days giving
painting lessons.
Last Saturday, Sunday and
Monday We're without doubt
three of the hottest days Of this
season
DR.. j. J. Fanset has purchas
ed of S. NJ. Pasco the resident
property formerly known as the
Skahen house.
r. V. Robie who is working on
the Reporter at Webster, was
visiting friends here over Sun
day.
Mr.. G. W. Merry left the first
Of the week for Iowa, where he
goes to look after his various
farm interests.
Only % cents for the Omaha
Weekly Bee to Jan. |, 80. The
covers the campaign and will be
a good investment.
Don t forget the Piano Recital
at the Congregational church
next Monday evening, Aug. 20.
Admission 80 cents.
Mrs. Emily Merry, mother OF
Night Watchman Merry, arrived
from St. Paul the first of the
week and will make her home
with her son.
Mrs. Elmer Fowler nee, Ber
tha Bradford Of Minneapolis, ar.
rived Wednesday afternoon ano
will make a short visit with hel
cousin, Miss Bessie Bradford.
The Piano Recital by Miss
Mary Wood Chase al the Congre
gational church Monday evening
AUG. %. Admission 90 cents
reserved seats at Fisher 4 Phal
en- S without extra charge.
John Leggitt, Of Alban town
ship had a setting OF Whea
struck by lightning last week
but fortunately he was able t
save all the stacks except the on
struck and g part OF that onl,
was destroyed.
, The news was brought to tow
Saturday of the death Of job
Henry Sarf who hung himsel
: the evening before by going on
to the swing where the childre
were in the habit of playing
putting his head into moose h
, had made with the swing rop
and twisting it until he chocl1e
to death.
Mr.. NJ. H. Thornton, of Strano
burg, was in the city the frs
of the week, on business matters
Mr.. Thornton has been reques
ed by his friends in that porto
of the county to become a cand
, date for the nomination OF coul
ty auditor, which request he ha
granted, and will come befor
the coming convention for thel
consideration.
Last Sunday afternoon yer
) interesting street meeting wa
held at the St. Hubert. Abor
four O'Clock the Methodist choi
accompanied by the M. b. 5. )
Orchestra and members OF tt
Sunday school and league Wer
i to the hotel where Conducto
! SANDY Lyon was waiting to
} them for the purpose OF conduc
; ing an open air meeting. "
orchestra played a selection {
two and the chorus sang sever'
t selections, after which Condu
! tor Lyon gave talk that We
very much appreciated by thos
i who listened. Owing to tt
> heavy rain Friday, grain was te
: wet to thresh and large nun
J Der Of threshers were IN tow
: and as many them will not go
: church, for reasons OF their owl
they donot hear the gospel, e
) cept as it is carried to them /
5 meetings of this character ar
an effort Of this kind is appr
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