The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-08-17
See Schafer's Hereford in an
other column.


other column.
A number of the threshing
machines have commenced work
this week.
Ralph Helms, who had been
spending some time out on the
ranch, returned home the first of
the week.
G. w. Prevey has beer appoint
ed memb Der Of the state repun-
lican committee from Grant
county, vice j. J. Fanset, resign
ed.
Hear Karl Hibbard, the boy
soprano, IN his classical selec-
tions. He sings each evening
during the engagement OF the
famous Knowles.
Miss Mae Phelan entertained
a party of her friends Wednes-
day evening. Refreshments
consisting of ice cream, cake
and fruit were served.
Edward Sullivan, who has been
workir G in the HERALD ADVANCE
Office for some time past, has
gone to Zumbro Falls to work
work tor Mr.. II. j. Keeler and
attend school.
John P. Croymans, who is on
the Philleo farm just east OF
town, is advertising an auction
sale of farm machinery, live
stock, etc. Sale commences at
/ p. N. on Wednesday, Sept. 5.
Louis Harvey from near White
Rock in Roberts county was com
mitted to our Grant county bas-
tile the first of the week to await
district court term, when he will
be tried on II charge OF as
sault and also for grand larceny.
AS specimens Of Grant county
fruit Mrs. G. H. Kimbail OF Yer
non, left a basket OF nice ripe
plums on the editors table. The
fruit was particularly fine, and
indicates how successfully plums
of superior quality can be raised
here.
Alex. Mungeon, is expecting
each day to receive the materla
for the new bridge over the
Milestone near Malsed & Viii
liams stock yards, when he vii
at once push the erection OF the
bridge to completion. He says
it is to be a good one.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Clara Reeve
and Mr.. Edward J. Campbell, a
the home of the brides parents
ip Melrose township on Wednes
day evening, Aug. 29th. The
bridal pair are to be at home II
Ortonville after September loth
At the union service last Sun
day evening the India collector
was Sc. 40. The amount Will b'
sent on and distributed by tn
missionaries of the churches. |
has been suggested that any Q
our country friends who deslr'
to contribute to the relief OF tn
faminestricken sufferers OF lndla
can do so by leaving their ofier
ings for this purpose with elthe
of the ministers of the city.
G. W. Merry, who had bee1
looking after some of his inter
ests ia Iowa for a couple Q
weeks, returned last Thursday
Mr.. Merry says that the ha,
crop being short the lack has :
be made up with other fodde
crops and the farmers OF tn
vicinity where he was had 7
have their time and attention o o
that line, as they are genefali
extensively engaged IN nv
stock.
Attention is directed TO tn
| article headed american Occl
patton Of the Philippines, on tn
supplement to this issue, u !
which will be found a reliable r.
sumo of facts in regard TO the i
lands and the relations OF GU
government to them. 10 an
!, Who have doubted the wisdom 9
!. fairness of the administration
/ dealing with Aguinaldo a perus'
, Of some of the official document
presented in the article Will cel
, tainly be Of convincing lnteres
State Superintendent Colllr
wrote our County Superlnten,!
ent Ramer during the wee
, thanking him for the addres E:
! which the at T. er had deli
,, cred before the teachers at Hu
!. on q week or SO ago. The ota
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