The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-08-17
Dean Glenn, of Aberdeen, was
visiting in this city over Sunday.

DSaA NIlClIu, VI AADCI Noo
visiting in this city over Sunday.
Miss Nuna Shannon left for
st. Paul last Saturday for a week
or two's visit.
The Misses Jennie Johnson
and Osmundson are taking
few days outing at the lake, this
week.
The ladies aid society will
serve ice cream and cake on Fri
day, Aug. 24th, afternoon and
evening at the millinery parlors
of Mrs. L. L. Conright.
Mrs. Young, a relative of j V.
r. Priest, of Vernon, who has
been visiting the latters family
returned to her Michigan home
the first of the week.
DR.. j. j. Fanset is located
near Bemidji, northern Mime
sofa, and the change of climate
is said to be proving OF great
benefit to him.
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.
An epidemic of pinkeye has
been affecting horses in this
vicinity for number Of weeks.
Where the horses are given
proper care and rest the disease
is not proving fatal.
One of the twin babies born to
Mrs. Westby-the little boy
died last week. And just before
going to press we learn that the
little girl has also been called
away. Mr.. and Mrs. Westby
have the sympathy Of their
friends in their affiiction.
"Uucle Billy" Thompson, the
old gentleman who has made his
home for so long with the family
of Thomas Thirsk, in Grant
Center, and who is an uncle Of
Mrs. Thicsk, died last Wednes-
day. The deceased was in the
s5th year of his age.
S. S. Lockhart has decided to
become a candidate for county
Judge, subject to the approval Of
the republican county conven-
ton. He desires to state that he
is not connected with any faction
! or com bination, but presents his
name for the nomination on his
merits.
Will Brand, who has been
working in the WeddeB restaur-
ant leaves for Minneapolis this
week. At the opening OF the fall
term of the university he ex-
poets to enter that institution
and take the medical course
His brother Charles is taking the
scientific course atthesa meplace
The board Of health requests
that all children S gatherings,
including Sunday schools, DC
discontinued until after next
Tuesday, when the ban will be re.
moved. All of the diphtheria
patients have now about recover
ed. but it is the desire OF the
board to make assurance doubly
sure against the possible spreac
of the disease.
Elmer Sayers, about II years
of age. and a son of Frank Say
ers of kllborn, who has
for some time been growing
lame, was given an examination
: by DR.. Karn at Ortonvill'
Wednesday, and it was discover
ed that the young man was afflict
: ed with cancer Of the bone, an
will have to have the entire linn
amputated. The boy is
nephew Of A. l.. Abbott.
Sad news came to the friends Q
Mrs. Anna D. Oehler, wife OF "
! J. Oehler at Big Stone City, Q
!, the death of that lady at 81
Barnabas hospital in Minneapoli
last Saturday. Mrs. Oehler ha
:. gone to Minneapolis for trea
; ment some weeks ago. and ha'
:. died after undergoing surglcs
, operation. The remains wer
! brought home and the funert
: service took place at the Met!
!. odist church in Big Stone las
Tuesday morning.
S The many friends Of W. {
/ Storlie, Of Revillo, extend the
I, sympathy to him in his domest
S affliction. Mrs. Storlie, who ha
! been i'll for some time with
: complication of diseases, was Ia
e en- with typhoid fever before ful
l. racovarinp. and in her Weakene