The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-09-28

Mrs. j. A. Rickert of Sisseton,
is visiting in the city, the guest
of Mrs. w. M. Thomas.
W. j. Let's, the blacksmith, is
prepared to do your plow and
lay polishing, besides all kinds
of blacksmithing.
DR.. Wagner has large mum
Der Of COWS and heifers, all we'll
bred, for sale on one years time.
Parties wishing to buy can ind
him on his ranch during the
next ten DAYS.
Our Fred Lindquist is very
much pleased with the Carnival
attractions, but the one he is
most interested in just now is d
darling little daughter, which
was placed on exhibit the first of
/ the week.
VIM. CLEVELAND d has been quite
i'll during the week with a
a stomach trouble. The family
received word recently that Mrs.
Tyler, the daughter who lives in
Big Stone county, lost an eight
year old boy with enlargement
of the heart.
In addition to fine assort-
ment of highly bred cows and
heifers for sale on time if desir-
ed, DIR. Wagner has some sheep
left that he will sell at reduced
price in order to close out the
flock during the next ten days he
can be found on his ranch.
Large delegations Of visitors
from Big Stone City, Ortonville,
Appleton, Montevideo, Wilmo'
and Sisseton, were in attendance
upon our celebration Wednesday
and the visitors were general y
surprised and pleased at the fine
displays made.
Mr.. A. M. Light, the Orton
vile stone man, was up doing the
Carnival, and yesterday carved
'spREvEY" upon the granite car
riage block won by Mr.. Prevey
as first premium for lawn decor
ations. Both the carriage bloch
and hitching post, the latter De
ing won by II. S. Volkmar, were
from the Light Granite Works
and were fine premiums.
The Masonic lodge at Sissetor
and Q. + S. chapter Of the same
place were 10th constituted las
Thursday evening, John A. CleaT
, ei. g. huron, Grand Master O
the it,ons Of South Dakota
VIZ, ,he constituting officer 9
III. i,.!ge, and Mrs. W. W
Dovlfe, Past Grand Matron
, otfici..s,.d IA a similar manner ~
the c!i ter. Those attendln:
: from \ oank report a most en-
iovabs, occasion and bounteou
hospitality on the part OF III
mem bers of the craft at olsse
ton.
Among number OF fine VIII
! dow decorations that OF tn
firm of Wood Bros. commando
universal admiration as a pee
Of artistic work, and received tn
compliments of all observers
1 A handsomely worked sign, ia
2 workmanship of r. Mortell, toi
: that the Mccormick corn hlnde
/ was king, and pretty piece {
!. chain work forming the Wor
: .swelcome, were two prett
= conceits worked out in the q
: :, sign. In the parade also u
: very handsome representation
: Of this firm we're among u
striking features.
: The editor of the HERAL1
: ADVANCE met with quite a SCI
- - Gus mishap last Friday evenln
= = While endeavoring to assist u
= bows in the office over the rus
Of work caused by the Carnlvs
t. he accidentally got his mana
y the wrong place on the pres
!, and had the end Of the secol
1T finger Of his left hand crusn'
IL so that it was deemed necessal
<, to amputate the end OF the ing
lust below the nail Drs. DAME
. and Jacotel performed the oper
- ton, and the culprit has be
= around attending to his dntl
!, ever since, with the feeling u
y It was almost worth the loss Q,
= finger to receive 50 many klno
: expressions of sympathy re
= his friends as he has been :
recipient OF.
. F. 4 A. NJ. Notice.
lis Members of Milbank lodge are
n. y;ted to meet at Masonic hall on ,