The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-08-24
For Rent-A quarter section
OF land in Alban township. In
qulre of the Bury Bros.

Green Isle, Mimi, next week to
spend a few days.
Amsden Bros. of Madison
township, lost a valuable horse
last week from blood poison.
Elmer Sayers, the Kilborn boy
mentioned last week left for
Minneapolis Wednesday, where
he will have his limb amputated
Ill health has compelled Miss
Nettle Green to resign her
position as teacher in the city
schools to which see had been
elected.
Mr.. Matt Mccarthy, of Granite
Falls, Miun., visited at the home
of his sister, Mrs. r.. L. Bouck
over Sunday. returning Mon
day morning,
Al. Diets and family have
m ov ed out on their lately
purchased farm in Twin Brooks.
He is putting up some new build
ings on the place
The Wagner Milling company
now have their new dump scales
in place, and are prepared to take
in wheat. The mill pays one
cent above the market price.
Mr.. Fred Schneider, who had
been on a visit to friends in
Iowa, returned Wednesday and
has resumed his duties in the
Johnson Clothing store.
Aaron Won Wald left for Big
Stone City the first of the week
to edit and do mechanical work
in the Headlight office during it's
editor in chiefs absence on a trip
to Mosco, Idaho.
Raymond Fortune is clerking
in the Hawes supply house, and
Frank Hits, who has lately been
working at Clark, expects short
ly to commence work in the
Fisher e. Phelan store.
Governor Roosevelt's tour
through South Dakota will occur
in The early part of Septem ber,
he having been dated for Aber-
deen on the 18th. We under
stand he is to stop at Milbank
for a brief address while on the
way.
Messrs. N. |. Lowthian, Thos
Fitch and r. T. Rodgers will at
tend the G. A. r. encampment
at Chicago next week, and will
leave for that city Saturday
night. Mrs. Rodgers left Thurs
day and will join the party at
Montevideo.
The free silverites are to have
the blind orator of Texas, I. Is.
Gore, deliver an address IN Mil
bank on Saturday evening, Sept.
1st. The Moore Twins will enter
tain with campaign songs, and a
Bryan club is to be organized at
| the same time.
And now comes Joseph Mar
tens and reports that his apple
and plum trees are budding and
blossoming for another crop,
several of these fruit trees being
again in full blossom. You can I
kick on a climate that will pro
duce two crops of fruit in a year.
VIM. Vandervoort makes com
plaint that lie is being seriously
annoyed and injured with dogs
going out to his place and killing
his chickens. He says that al
most every day some OF his
chickens are slaughtered, and ne
is hoping that owners OF the dogs
that are committing the depreda.
tons will look after their
animals.
A sad accident occurred to the
three year-old son of Mr. ano
! Mrs. Matt Corners on Saturday
afternoon. While Mr.. Corners
was moving down field OF mil
let the little fellow wandered into
the high grass and was not seen
until the sickle had severed one
of his limbs above the ankle
! DR.. Kriesel was called and dress
ed the limb, and reports the boy
as doing as well as could oe
expected.
While on return trip from
/ Morristown, Mimi, during the
week. we met Prof. W. =. Vert
a former superintendent @
schools here. He was on his way
to Minneapolis, TO take a position
in the Journal Office OF that city
Mr.. Vert has been principal of ths
Yankton schools for the past NV
wears, but has had a desire tt
| onraro IN other work, and nov