The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-04-26

Bros.
E. M. Fisheil is teaching in the
Longnecker school in Vernon
township.
Mr.. E. Emanuel received word
from his brother Will Emanuel
that he was again taken down
with rheumatism.
Janitor Conright at the court
house is exhibiting his skill as
carpenter this week by putting
down a new floor in the court
house hallway.
Mr.. Ralph Heines and bride
returned to Milbank last week
after enjoying wedding trip to
Mexico, and Mr.. Heines says
that he had a most enjoyable
visit to that tropical country.
J. G.. Q. Egeland, who had
been making his home IN Yer
non for year or SO, but who spent
the winter al his old home at
Ossian and Decorah, Ia, return
ed here last week. He has re-
Gently purchased some farming
land in Wisconsin, but expects
to remain in Grant county dur
ing the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l. Lowthian
took the train east Sunday night,
going to Oltertail county, where
they we're called by the death of
Mrs. Lowthian's brother Mr.. L..
| r. Beighley Deceased was in
the 65th year of his age and
several times visited the Low
THAN family here during recent
years, and will be remem bered
by many of our people. He was a
soldier Of the rebellion and a
member of company G. Fifth
|, MINI, the regiment aud com
pany of which Mr.. Lowthian was
a memb Der. His death came from
a stroke of paralysis.
A bad accident occurred at
Summit last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Maggie Hausauer, who had
: been out visiting friends in the
, country, had returned to Sum
nit, the buggy in which she had
been riding containing gun and
| some dishes. In removing the
dishes from the buggy the gun
was accidentally discharged, the
| contents entering her body.
| The woman died in about half an
) hour. Mrs. Hausauer was al
one time resident Of Ortonville,
E but had lived at Summit for 8
!. year or two, and was for some
!, time housekeeper for Mr.. Frai
pont, north of town.
l Mr.. F. E. Roberts of Twin
5 Brooks had quite an exciting
! time last Sunday afternoon while
9 bringing his daughter to Mil
i bank, where she is attending
: school. When he reached the
: bridge near the Oehler farm one
! Of the thills fell and fright
ened his horse, which ran away
!. The daughter jumped from th'
! buggy and was uninjured, bu
!, Mr.. Roberts was thrown out up
! on his face, which was badly
scratched, the flesh on one sid
:, being torn and peeled in a yer,
uncom Portable manner. Th'
j horse and buggy came on int
!. town in better shape than nigh
have been expected and wer'
i stopped by Sheriff Crawford
q near his home.
A most serious misfor tune be
. fell Mr.. j. w. johnson last Mon
!. day shortly after noon. He ha'
j his team and wagon in his ow1
. q yard, had just lifted a drag O
q the wagon and seated himsel
= when he was taken with an attac
! ! OF heart trouble to which he i
subject, and fell out of the wagon
:, = the drag falling on him bottom
! side up. Fortunately the horse
= remained quiet until Mrs. Emau
!, uel, neighbor, came to his relic
= and assisted him from his dan
:. gerous situation. Upon examir
e alton it was discovered that Nj
Johnson was not injured lnterna
~ as at first supposed, bu
X that his righ. arm was broken a
y the elbow, and that he was some
e what bruised and strained abou
/ the body. Drs. Daniels and Fel
8 guson set the broken limb, and
le is hoped that the accident wi
8 not prove more serious. Viii
K the misfortune is one to be d
y plored, it nevertheless migf
le easily have been much more Sc
y ious and might have resulte
q fatally. Mr.. johnson is now &c
q ting along nicely, though haviu
~ Soma trcnhlo with hiS cfnmach