The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-06-28

Ifeacllng service at Corona
at hhrles hall , p. m. next Sun
day by Rev. D. C. Hauk.
\ large number of the people
OF WilloWbend neighborhood are
painting their houses and barns.
Harry Pawson has been work.
ING III Shad & Cos meat market
TINS week during the absence OF
Mr.. Enos.
. Mrs. Louisa Hocum is enjoying
visit with her two grandchild
ren, Addie and Cassie Williams.
from Minneapolis.
Cards have been placed in a
number Of places of business
announcing that they will close
hereafter at 8 D. m, except
Saturdays.
The ". G. T. U. will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Geo. Kern
Tuesday. July End at 800 o clock.
Mrs, X. ". MCFARLAN,
Recording Sec'y.
The pastors of the Congrega-
tlonal and NJ. E. churches have
arranged to hold services to-
gether in the NJ. E. church Sun
day morning and ia the Conore-
gational church in the evening.
The Misses Marjorie and Hazel
Dawson, little daughters Of Thos.
Dawson, Of Appleton, were visit
ors in Milbank last Saturday
while on their way home from a
visit to their uncle Fred's S family
at Corona
The United Evangelical Sunday
school of kilborn township cele-
brated children S day on the Goth
inst. at Johnson S grove. A
good program was prepared for
the occasion. Mr.. j. Fenner is
superintendent.
Among those who have moved
down to Simpson Park for the
Chautauqua season are the fam
lies Of 6, l.. Wood, J. A. Will
liams, j G Wood, w. w. Downie,
J. c. Elliot, Rev. Watson, j. E.
Truran and E. D. Healy.
C. S. Hoag, Of Herman. Mimi,
visited his brother in this city
several days last week. When
he returned home he was accom-
panied by his parents who have
been making their home here
with t. f Hoag during the past
year.
Two changes have been made
in the working force at Erland-
son and Johnson 5. Miss May
Elliot succeeds Miss Brown who
returned 10 her home in Mime
sofa, and Arthur Blomquist has
taken the place Of Ray Cannon as
deliveryman.
Among the prominent contrib
utCrs 20 the June issue of the
South Dakota and Western Ad-
vocate. published at Scotland, IS
Hon. James Wilson, Secretary Of
Agriculture. His theme was the
possibilities Of the dairy industry
in the northwest, and the promi
nence of the author makes the
ideas advanced Of more than
passing interest,
j. J. Stevenson, of Oshkosh,
Wis, who was at Que time resi-
dent of this county, was here
yesterday looking after his real
estate interests. He has farm
OF $50 acres in Big Stone town
ship, about four miles northeast
of this city, and says that owing
to the present crop outlook and
value Of real estate, he has 20
reason to worry over his Grant
county investments.
Mr. Edward Kelly Of Melrose
township, suffered quite a
serious accident last Friday
forenoon. He had loaded two
drags and a pillow on his wagon
intending to so to field some
distance away, and had twohorses
attached TO the wagon and had
q third horse tied to the ether
horses. The loose horse became
frightened and scared the others
until they became unmanageable.
When Mr., Kelly realized be
could not control the horses he
Jumped from the wagon just be.
fore it overturned with plow aad
drags. In jumping from the
wagon his left leg was badly
Wrenched at the knee joint, and
the outside bone broken. The
horses wheeled around and came
close to where he fell, and ran in
TO a barbed wire fence a short
distance away, breaking it down
and pulling up the adjoining
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