The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-08

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the cities.
l.. l.. Conright has improved
his store front with fresh coat
OF paint.
Mrs, E S. EIealy will enter
tain the ladies society Thursday
afternoon, Sept. IL
Mrs. l., ! Westbv left Wednes-
day "a for visit with old acquain
tances who live at Appleton.
Miss Ethel Eastman of Wilmot
returned home the first of the
week after a pleasant visit with
Milbank friends.
Mrs. M. H. Wiseman accom-
panied by MERIT paid visit to
the state fair at Minnesota dur
ing the week
Levi Schnable left Monday
evening to attend the Under
takers convention at Minneapo-
lis, of which he is member.
Messrs. W. Neuenburg and N.
Forsberg have each moved into
their newly erected residences
in the third ward this week.
Little Clyde Minor, a six year
old boy, while playing at home
last Thursday fell and broke his
arm between the wrist and ell
bow
The Catholic ladies', besides
having Il pleasant evening, took
in S24, at their basket social at
the st Hubert hotel Tuesday
evening.
A big crowd went down to Or
tonville yesterday morning to
see the Buffalo Bill show. The
train had to be held some ten
minutes for the sale of tickets.
Mr.. John Malsed last week
moved his family from the farm
home near Corona to the
Williams & Malsed stock farm
north of town.
Miss Mary +. Phelan left the
first of the week for Erontenac,
| Mimi, where she goes to attend
the Vile Marie Academy at that
place, one Of the excellent schools
! for young ladies and conducted
b J the sisters of charity.
Will Weddell, the bakery and
restaurant proprietor, was taken
suddenly and seriously III last
Saturday with a stomach trouble,
and was for some time uncon-
scious. We are pleased to state
that he is again able to be up.
Someof thelargest musk melons
we ever saw raised in this coun-
try was broughtin by Jacob Sartf
Of kilborn township and sold to
| Nj. S. Druecker last week, a sam
ple Of which was left with the
printers. measuring some 81
inches in circumference and -
inches long.
Mrs. L. ?. Ranous received a
letter from her husband who IS
now at work in Dawson City,
carpentering, and receives 81 an
hour. He has located some
claims in the vicinity Of which
considerable gold has been wash
ed out, but it will need some
means to develop them Mr.
Ranous expects to come nome
before winter sets III.
John Mad era, who for a mum
Der Of years past has been EN-
Moved at the Aberdeen station
On the Milwaukee road, and who
was At one time connected WITH
the depot force here. has resign
al from railroad work and start
cd farming on his place south 9,
town. Mr.. MADEIRA intends {
have his family here ID lev
weeks.
Z. W. Whipple, Of Twin Brooks S
SAYS that the wheat n the hlils
is of good quality tie received
No / for his grain threshed iron
the shock. Mr. Whipple return
ed lust before harvest from al
overland trip TO the vicinity 0
Rraine1d and Mile Lacs county
Mimi. and he says that such
trip will do any one good, partlc
ularly if they have become
, little dissatisfied with their sur
, roundings in Grant county.
Mrs. J, S. Bossworth, who ha
been over year in Alaska, ar
rived home the first OF the week
looking well and hearty in ever.
, respect. Mrs. B. accompanle'
, ! marty who made the route 7
1he klondike country by way 9
.. M;ehaals and the river, an