The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-10-07

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New milch COWS for sale.
WOOD BROS.
Oliver Gangs, Plows, Extras
etc, etc, at Wood Bros.
Daily trains are now running
on the Sisseton line.
Mrs. l.. VonWald Of Grant
Center township, has been spend
ing week with her son Aaron.
John Nichols has moved his
family into the house south of G.
W Mcpherson recently vacated
by f. Maynard.
=. alter Harper is building a
new house on his farm in Xii,
born township, 26x2~ ft in di-
mensionS.
Mrs. L. M. Lake, the noted
Catholic temperance lecturer will
deliver il lectnrein Milbank Mon
day Oct. 81.
C. w. Martins has rented his
farm to the Green brothers and
expects shortly to move his
family into town.
You are cordially invited to
meet with the Ladies AID Society
next Thursday afternoon Oct.
18th, at the home of Mrs. G. L.
| Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Stafford of
West Concord, Mimi, parents OF
County Treasurer Stafford, are
enjoying visit with Mr.. Sat
ford 5 family.
County Treasurer Stafford tins
week publishes the first install
mpnt of a continued story that Will
be Of absorbing interest to the
tax payers cfthe county.
Mrs. f. w. Thorndike of Big
/ Stone. and her mother, Mrs.
Brockway, of Champlin, Mimi.
who has been spending some
months with her, were enjoying
visit with Mrs. DoWnie the
first OF the week
The anti woman snffragistc
will have a hearing at the operi
house on the evening OF October
II when Mrs. WinSloW Gfannall
Of Albany, \ Y. will make ~
address in opposition to gfantln!
: the suffrage TO women, Mrs. :
Is considered 4 very tine speahe
and was the woman who mao
, the plea against woman saffrag
] before the platform committee
of the st. Louis and Chicago cor
; yen1ions two years ago.
1 Mr. w NJ. Diets the old gen
| tleman. has sold his interest J
{ the citv hotel to his son y !
. Diets. who has now sole cont y
Of the property The old senti'
4 man has purchased the Dah
Hodoson house near Wood Bro
!, lnmher ward. He has gone 70 u
: :, old home at Faribault, Mlnn L
: \ visit among friends and also
look after some financial matter
IL court at that place.
y sunday Oct. , was the birthda
It of Rev. Tragitt, and his frlen'
and parishioners in acknoWleds
u ment of the fact presented u,
| with a generous purse ~ 81
! The off, being entirely uneNpeo
. al he reverend gentleman ";
. 90 overcome that it was with q
J. hculty he was able toeNpress =
j th,nlls to those who 50 klnd
i remembered his natal day.
'o Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Frey
le ,,are called TO Ortonvllle Fflo'
- .ttand the funeral OF the
|, nanhev Lester Harrington,
n Young man - years of age a.
is Who was known to many ol .
ID Milbank people. The deceas' IS
u :, lad j. had died the day before, ha
!, mo during the week undergone
ID = - surgical ; operation for k'dn
ht trouble. He was a young IL
;. 20 af : ) most exemplary character q
,e ! large circle Of friends deel
!, ! J : raaret the taking off Of his you
ad life.
'e- sweeping FIRE ragged oN
ne lie southwest part OF the coul
IT,, ,,s saturday, destroying g la1
vs auantity ON of hay, but luckily
W a,aoe was confined to this p
70 .. Duct, Duct. Among the losers W
= ~ X Fuller, who had about
e i ions of hay burned, John ~
- = .op con and William Johnson VINO
~ nj aether had some go TONS am
" > nn,,mber = of other stacks IN /,
,ed ! Vicinity : owned by KEN
~ - ,nathers and others We're