The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-07-21

Ice cream next Tuesday al
Mrs. Conright 's-W. r. G.
DR. Fanset made profession
al trip to Sisseton Tuesday.
VIM. Goldsmith has moved
into his new house.
DR.. Ross took the train for
the east Monday morning.
Roy Cross, of Wilmot, came
up from Big Stone Sunday on
his way home.
VIM. Cleveland the contractor
went to Wilmot Monday where
he has considerable work.
| Guy Fairchild returned to
his home Monday after visiting
friends in this city.
A very pretty little bouquet
was presented to this Office by
"Uncle' McGiven last Wednes-
day.
L. f. Brokaw, of Bristol,
went to Sisseton Monday where
he goes to do carpenter work on
an elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knucky
of Clear Lake spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Ross Mrs Knucky
will remain for few days.
G.. w. Hawes commenced ex-
cavating for the new store build
ing the first of the week on the
lot just nor tn of where he is now
located.
Charlie Perkins, of Sisseton
is setting type on the Chautau-
qua News. Charlie is one of the
most rapid type settlers in this
section Of the country
A game Of base ball at Orion
vile the first of the week be
tween the county and city of
ticials was very closely contested
the score standing 36 to 81 in
favor of the county team.
The lecture on the Bright
things of the Chautauqua,' which
was t. have been delivered
Monday evening by Rev. B.
C. SilIs' of Big Stone City
was prevented by the sudden
illness of Rev. Sills Oh Monday.
Ed. FELTON, the timer came
down from Sisseton to
spend Sunday with his family.
He returned Monday to com
mence building a house and as
soon it is completed willmove his
family to. that place where he
will make his home.
Mr.. D. F. Sanders of Bloom
ing Valley in company with Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Of Fargo,
the latter being a daughter Of
Mr.. Sanders, are staying at the
lake and taking in the Chautau
qua,
F. W. Soule, the well known
Optical Specialist will be in Mil
bank Monday and Tuesday,
July 81 and August |, prepared
to examine defective eyes and
fit glasses when needed. All
work fully guaranteed. Mr..
Soule will make regular visits
every 60 or 90 days. examina-
ton free. Come early.
The city authorities are en-
deavoring to clean out the old
well just north Of the hotel St,
! Hubert on Main street, and
which has been abandoned for
the past Il or Is years. II
deemed practicable and the sup.
ply is sufficient an effort will
be made to utilize the well for
city purposes.
Mr.. z. H. Johnson, of the firm
of Z. H. Johnson & Co. late OF
Elgin, Ia, has arrived and is com
pleteing arrangements for open
ing his new clothing store. As
soon as Mr.. Gambl has his new
store building finished, Mr..
Johnson will occupy it and put
in a first class stock OF clothing,
underwear, and Gents furnish
ing goods Of every description
A. Goddard, who is visiting
his sister Mrs. George Hocum,
met with an accident last Sunday
which might have proved serious
if not fatal. He in company with
Addison and Dan Conright were
going to Big Stone and in going
down one Of the steep hills q few
miles east Of town his whee
broke just above the fork letting
the forward wheel loose from the
frame and landed some distance
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