The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-09-28
CARNIVAL |
NTiIbank's Harvest Celebration
u Grand Success.
A Magnificent Display Of Pro
ducts and Enjoyable En-
tertainmcnt.
Large Attendance Of Visitors


The following items in rela.
tion to the Carnival were taken
from the little daily programs
issued by the HERALD-ADvANcE
during the three days of the
exposition:
There have been nineteen en-
tries in the horse department.
The Illuminated arches pre-
sent very pretty appearance
in the evening.
Miss Cora Kegg of Wilmot, is
enjoying the Carnival the guest
of Miss Mamie Nixon.
The city schools are enjoying
a holiday today and teachers
and scholars are taking in the
Carnival attractions.
Miss Achsa Wiseman is up
from Montevideo enjoyinga visit
at home and seeing the Carni-
val.
Hon. David Williams of Web
ster, and U. S. Marshal Ken
nedy were taking in the Carni-
val yesterday.
Mrs. w. Rodgers, of Monte
video, has come up to see the
Carnival and have a visit with
Milbank friends.
Miss Mable and Ross Kaerch-
er, of Ortonville, are up visiting
their cousins in Milbalk, and
seeing the show.
Conductor Fargo and family
are among the representatives
from Aberdeen who are viewing
the carnival attractions.
Mr.. c.. S. Amsden has lost an
opened letter which he would be
pleased to have returned to him
lif found. 1t was addressed to
| Amsden Bros.
Among the Wilmot people talk
ing in the Carnival are Jno. A
Munro and little son Kenneth
also Mrs. D. G. Cable and little
daughter Marie
!, Mrs. w. r. Pratt, of Blooming
Valley, brought in a bunch O.
very fine celery simply for ex
hibition, which was placed at tn
Emanuel booth.
Mrs. H. J. Keller, of Zumbr'
Falls, MINI, with her little bo,
George, arrived on yesterday
train for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Warning.
: : Mr. F. Prevey. of Elrod, Wis.
! and Mrs. j Potter, Of Waterloo
Ia, father and sister Of G. W
J. Prevey has been visiting tn
! latter, and returned east yestel
j day.
Mrs. H. Babcock of Sissetor
It is attending the Carnival, tn
l. guest OF Mrs. G. S. Rix. Afte
spending day or two in Mi
S bank Mrs. Babcock expects t
e 60 east on visit to friends i
: : Iowa.
Some fine pigs and cattle al
J. on exhibition in the cattle pen
t. and this nice looking live sto6
. .. shows that our Grant count
farmers are not depending
ii scrubs for feeders or mixer
ae A couple of goats give variety
r the stock yards.
+ Among the entries Of swil
- are those Of Matt Wagner, r.
er m Plant, A. w. Schoen and 0.
n. Aney, of Roberts county, t
er latter has a fine Poland Chi
x boar, which cost him $500 a.
two FULL blood pigs that cost h
Q. Q. 800 apiece. There we're sol
n very fine grade pigs in the pei
no no Messrs. L. II. Neff, O. II. N
Ter, Albert Miller, NJ. F, Bow
-. and G. K. Neff came down fr'
,en en- Groton yesterday to sac
me Carnival. The Groton peo
TO had a similar affair last we
Is = but disagreeable weather int
fered somewhat with the succ,
!; !, it would otherwise have been.
,ith Herbert Healy, of Lu
TO brought in q couple of turn
1ea , and placed them with the OF
inc fruit on the HERALD stand
show what the reservation
Da- could do in q year Of drouth.
ar had to pull them early to k
ped them from over RAINING
LAY lay farm and destroying his 81
crop.
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