The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-07-28

Addison Conright has entered
/ the employ of E. Emanuel.
Ed, Norton has moved into
the Len Williams house.
a marriage license was issued
this week to Herman Strege and
| Emma Augerhofer.
| Billy" Emanuel has left the
furniture store and Is going to
try farming.
Mrs. Gerald Ostrander left
yestesday morning for Mime
Iapolis to visit with friends.
A. T. Horton left last night for
Aberdeen to act on the A 9. U.
W. Grand auditing committee.
Engineer Miller, OF the Wag-
ner -four mills, has moved into
the house recently vacated by
Ed. Norton.
The hot Weathe Of last week
and forepart Of the week has been
surplanted by cooler weather
which was very welcome.
Masters Warren and Frank
Jones, sons OF S c.. Jones of
Mitchell, are visiting friends at
Big Stone City.
Several new cross walks have
been put in around town and
grading is being done which will
greatly improve the streets,
A young man by the name Of
Chas. Nicholson, aged p years,
OF Georgia township died last
Sunday after a lingering illuess.
Wm. Diets Went to Aberdeen
for a visit Of a week or SO to his
youngest brother whom he has
not seen for some fourteen years.
Several Milbank folks went to
Minneapolis last Sunday on the
NJ. 4 st. +. excursion train
which left Revillo at 3 O'Clock
VI llltll Ilibl ILL
W. f. Neuenberg, the lumber
man, has been wearing a great
big smile lately all on account
Of the young lady that has come
10 cali him papa.
x ve.v pleasant social was
he'd on the lawn Of Mr., and Mrs.
Thos. Bouck last Monday eve
ming at which the guests We're
served ice cream and sherbet
by the Catholic ladies.
Assistant Superintendent Of
motive power Harrison OF
Topeka, Kans., was in the city
the first Of the week examining
the weed burner on the G. M. y
ST. p. r. which has been making
headquarters here for some
time. Mr.. Harrison found some
valuable Improvements which
have not been adopted on the
burner of his road (the Santa Fe)
and felt repaid for his visit.
While here he was the guest OF
Engineer Paul Jones.
Trouble was experienced in
getting Ortonyille Wednesday,
by phone, and w. NJ. Thomas
started to locate the place where
the difficulty lay and followed
the line expecting to find It soon
but went clear to Ortonville and
found that the trouble lay be
tween the Ortonville depot and
the central office but before he
could locate the exact spot night
came on and he was obliged to
wait until the next day before he
could remedy the defect and get
the line to work as it should.
Those who were watching the
workers ia Hawes cellar last
Monday morning We're given an
exhibition Of "horse sense such
as one rarly sees. The driver
of one of the scraper. teams IN
/ driving up the approach TO the
dump allowed one OF the horses
to Get off the approach and IN
endeavoring to get upon II AGAIN
fell, and rolled down the nank,
pulling after it the mate which,
however kept its feet. When
arriving at the bottom the horse
that was down stopped IN sucf
a manner that the other horse
was obliged to pass over him
and in doing SO stepped upor
| the head of the PROSTATE beas'
with one forward foot, but those
watching could see the effor'
made by the horse not to hur
it's mate, by lifting its weight as
much as possible while taklns
the necessary step, and stopped
, astride the horse that was dow
which by this time was lyint
nearly on its back. The team
was in such a position that hat
haar fractions both horses