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

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Paul.
The Middles taedt store has a
new clerk in the person of Mr..
H Waughof, who comes from
Manchester, Iowa.
Roy Havens, the ten-year old
son Of Luther Haveus, Of Alban,
broke his leg near the ankle
while jumping from barn win
dow one day last week.
Miss Ida Hearst, sister Of
Mrs. W. Neuelburg, who has
been living with the latter for
some months returned to her
home in ST. Paul Wednesday.
Miss Lillian I.au, of St. Paul,
is the young lady who has
recently taken charge of the
millinery trimming IN Stone &
Sullivan S.
The Misses Agnes and Edna
Wood, daughters Of Messrs. G.. A {.
and ] G. Wood. took the train
Wednesday for Minneapolis,
where they will attend school,
Rev. Engelbrecht, the German
Lutheran minister, who has been
spending a month with friends at
his old home in Chicago, return
ed last SATURDAY..
The Misses Pearl Eastman and
Laura Wall of Wilmot We're
guests of Miss Wiseman during
the week, and visited the wild
west show at Ortonille yester
day.
Mr.. |. D. Annis and wife, of
South Shore, accompanied by
r. S. Annis aad wife, of Maple
ton. MINI, were visitors at the
home of T. S. Healy the first of
the week
Miss Margaret Kelly, Of Aber
deem, was visiting the first Of
! the week with the families Of E.
p Mesmer and B. D. Gamble.
She was on her way to attend
school in the cities.
] Mr. and Mrs. S. G.. Wallace,
of Webster, who have been max
/ ing an extended tour in the east,
and are on their way home, are
spending the week with their
daughter, Mrs. L. Il, Bentley.
John Malsed met with quite a
painful accident Monday. While
], unloading hay for cattle he was
shipping, he unfortunately ran
the pitch fork nearly through
, his foot.
The carnival committee are
moving the band stand at the
fair grounds, aud will place it in
the center Of Main street, half
way between Fourth avenue and
the Burkhardt building.
, Q. H. Kingsley, Of Quincy
, Mimi, and a former resident OF
Grant county, has been up during
the past week attending to his
farming interests and visiting
his brother in law NJ. S. Kelsey
Geo. Wise. who was working
at the Zumach machine was quite
seriously cut about the head, the
fingers o. the self-feeder strik
inc him while he was under the
: machine. DR.. Kriesel was callee
. and dressed the wound.
Mr. A. S Bostwick, of Eat
Claire, Wis, who had been spend
inc week or two with his broth
: er, J. Y. BostWick, in Robert.
,, county, returned to his Wiscon
sin home Tuesday morning. HI
thinks this part Of South Dakot;
{ a pretty good country
0 The Farmers elevator com
' pany have lately improved thei,
facilities for handling grain b,
putting in a edump scale" upol
: which the load is weighed il
! bulk and the weight of Wagol
! afterwards substracted. 1t ais
permits of unloading by dump
! ing the grain from the end of tn
f wagon, moveable platform
being arranged SO as to lowe
q the hind wheels and let down tn
). end of the wagon. The contr
. vance is quite a laborsaver, pal
: ticularly when the grain is i
the wagon in bulk
S The county commissioners a
: their meeting Tuesday mad
(, appropriation Of 500 as appo,
V toned to Grant by the state con
d mittee having the matter IN han
@ to raise funds for the return {
# the South Dakota regiment frol
q San Francisco. 1t is expecte