The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-10-14

MllllLefy bOOuS at Stone ana
Sullivans.
New milch COWS for sale.
WOOD BROS.
The family of f. G.. Foss the en-
glneer, removes to Minneapolis
to-day.
". J. Weddell was spending
few days in Aberdeen the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Warning NOV
ed yesterday in to the house
north of w. c.. Johns home.
Mrs. w. Haish, of Webster,
has been visiting with Mrs. E.
H. Benedict this week.
If you miss the Chicago Lady
Quartette you will miss the fin
est entertainment of the year.
Mrs. l.. M. Lake, the noted
Catholic temperance lecturer will
deliver "a lecturein Milbank Mon
day Oct. 81,
Mr.. w. F. Neuenberg is enjoy
ing visit from his brother and
wife, who came up from Olivia
Wednesday.
John Becwar, one of the old
time residents of Milbank and
aud railroad man, has been IN
in town during the week, John
| is now located at Wauzeka, Wis.
Frank McGrew, who is to teach
the Big Tom school this winter
started on a three hundred mile
trip via the bicycle route to
/ friends in Iowa the first of the
! week.
Will Hatein Of Big Stone town
ship while working on his thresh-
inc machine had his eyes filled
with steel filings and clnders,
which were removed by DR.. Rob.
inson the first Of the week.
Miss Florence Mclean, OF
Woonsocket, a daughter OF Rev
L. Mclean, who formerly resld
ed here was married on the l2tf
inst. to Mr.. Arthur Gazeley, {
prominent business man 0.
White.
Mr.. f. +. Hartwell was IN tow
Monday on his return IRON !
trip TO Blunt. Mr.. HaftWel
expects TO close up his business
so that he can take his departure
for his California home this week
Rev. I. S. Koch, of the north
{ ern Minnesota conference, VIII
preached in the NJ. l.. churcl
f last Sunday morning and even
mo i d brother If Mrs. Henr
Schafer Of this city, and Was tn
guest Of the family while in tn
, city.
| The concert of the Chleag
Lady Quartette appeals to every
: one whether they are muslcal 9
, not and their songs OF the home
f,r.,ide and childhood are Wol
derfulIy effective and give "
. bounded satisfaction,
> Owing to a break down IN tn
! locomotive. which was barel
. able 10 reach Milbank last MOI
day afternoon, Conductor WI
Crool1er was obliged to abando
4 his freight train. Mr.. Crooke
y took advantage Of the mlsfortal
4 10 remain over and WISH the !
9 lies Of the Eastern Star chapte
Amsden Brothers, Of Madlso'
who are well know for the NJ
e live stock which they turn {
!, from their farm, last Satufdf
IS brought in handsome your
$ sbort horn bull, which they III
q enldtoSaunders & Rleser forthe
farm il Melrose. The animal IS
! three. wear old, registered
: Bright Eyes Duke OF ChlppeW'
!, : Valley. and is saperfect speclm'
. Of the short horn breed. Mess
- - Amsden have replaced this a
II imal by another recently pu
!. !. chased from a ChippeWay coun
= stock farm, and REGISTERED
4 Dewey, who comes OF q super sa !
strain and boasts o. 1our1e
q registered sires.
I An old farmer who lives a +
- - miles out of town came n !
20 other Gay with the stateme g
- : that he had taken up oae OF !
= c;ty's cross walks. we caas
- =, the drift of his remarks when
= : found that the cross walk fe1'
! J rcd roc to a span Of horses, a 90
!, farm wagon and q former or
- - a. a. Of the team, who was Occur
- - mo the bottom Of the wagon 9
- =, with a cargo Of oysters, part
which had been once sWalloN