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


; "A small house and two lots fol
Sale cheap. Enquire Of A. G.
Peterson.
DR.. Anna Fisher of Minneapo
: rs and her daughter, Rev. Mrs
Gear OF the First NJ. f. Church
OF Duluth, are visiting relatives
and friends in the city.
Mrs. L. L. Conright, Miss Nav
Reeves, Of Melrosc, and H. Baily
are among those who started the
nrst OF the week to attend the
Minnesota state fair.
| Mr.. William II. Kruger and
ms sister Othella, son and daugh-
ter Of ". G. Kruger, left Tues
day morning to attend the acad
emy at Naperville, Ill.
Mr.. J. H, King threshed an
average of nineteen bushels of
wheat to the acre from his farms
northwest Of town. One Of the
places gave Il yield Of 80 bushels
an acre
Toby Cable Of Wilmot, was q
Milbank visitor Tuesday even
ing while awaiting the arrival
of the early morning train from
the east He came down to ac-
company to Wilmot his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Fred Tripp, of North
field, Minn.
A young man who gives his
name as William McComber, and
who has recently been working
on the railroad near Graceville,
but who worked a short time in
this county earlier III the season,
came down from the north last
week, suffering from an illness,
which has developed into typhoid
fever, and is being cared for by
Mr. A. Deits.
A party of gentlemen from
Lancaster, O., who arrived a
couple Of days ago, after secur-
ing a very complete camping out
fit started yesterday for a two
or three weeks hunting eXpedl-
tion. The party consisted OF
John Denman, Sr John Denman
Jr., Ed. Denman, W. G. Schleick
er, Chas. Greed, Peter Percell
and Joe Miller.
Mr.. Z. Simmons has recent
ly been compelled to give up
work on account Of IN open sore
on one of his limbs. His friends
appealed to the county commls
sioners for assistance to send nm
to the Hot Springs. but the board
were unable to see their way to
do anything in the matter.
Quite a compliment has been
extended n. j Bleser IL a reap
pointment as a member o1 the
State board Of pharmacy, upon
which he had already served a
term of three years. The ap
pointment was made by Gov. Lee
upon the recommendation OF the
state association Of pharmacists,
and is for the full term OF three
years.
The many friends OF Ralph
Helms are pleased to see nm
home again, and attending 10 ms
lumber business. Mr.. Helms
had been with the Fourteenth
Minnesota, being a second neu,
tenant in that regiment, but had
been stricken with malarlal
fever while encamped at Chlcka-
mauga and recently resigned his
commission to regain his health.
The fourteenth is one Of the reg
iments that will very probably
he mustered out at an early DAY.
Mr. Thad L. Fuller Of the law
firm Of Gamble & Fuller, OF
this city, who is at present en-
ployed as reporter IN the su-
nreme court, was making ac-
pnaintances in the city last week
While on a visit to Mr.. Gamble.
Mr.. Fuller expects to remain at
Pierre for some little time before
transferring his residence to
Milbank.
nr Ashton returned Monday
from q visit to the exposition at
nmaha where he met u. 5. Sen
a4or Thurston, Of Nebraska, an
oid friend and schoolmate OF the
doctors ia boyhood days, and
who invited him to join in hunt
ing expedition in the Rocky
mountain country, where he
snent a couple weeks in q most
ENJOYABLE manner. The doctors
friends have been hoping that
the clear mountain air and the
h;r, nf co diStin uuiSh-