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

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p. H. Cameron, of Aberdeen
general agent for the Singer Mfg
Co, is in the city.
The railroad company has
| placed I. II. Lee, of Mon1eyideo
in charge of the station for the
present.
Miss Nellie Sullivan returned
home Wednesday from Grace
vile. where she has been visiting
relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. Henry Seide was exhibit
ing stalk Of corn yesterday
that measured about s. feet tall
and was the finest sample We
have seen this year.
The first detachment of the
hobo element arrived in town
this week and have been calling
on the residents along the out
skirts oe the city, asking for the
usual hand out.
According to an order from the
adjutant general, a meeting Of the
captains of the state militia will
be held at Huron today to con.
slider having encampments at
two points IN the state.
The heavy rain Wednesday
night has pat the crops in fne
condition again, and some alread y
claim that grain now has suffi.
cient moisture to insure a crop,
the only danger now being from
hail.
The South Dakota Epworth
Assembly, will convene at Ash
land Park, Huron, July : to 9.
Elaborate preparations are being
made to make the assembly this
season surpass in real worth and
popularity either Of the former
assem- blies.
Waverly Cor. South Shore
Republican:-All efforts to get
the body Of w. A. Bot ehner out
of the Klein well have failed and
it is the general opinion that it
will never be recovered. Nearly
fifty feet of dirt is over the dead
mans body and it IS not likely
that any more attempts will be
made to recover him. Mr.. Klein
has added $3.50 to tie reward OF
the county commissioners for
the removal of the body, making
in all $500 to anyone who can get
the body out Of the well
DR.. kriesel's new X-ray ma
chine is we'll worth a trip to the
doctor S office, to examine The
machine Is a powerful one, and
by placing any part Of tine body
under its light the bones can be
seen with a yividness that is
startling, even through the cloth
ing. The doctor put a dollar in
the back part OF book of some
400 pages, and with the X rays
tho coin could be plainly seen
through the full thickness Of the
book, cover and all, SO with this
machine focused on you the med
icine man can look through you
and see the amount Of money you
have III your pocket, and Of course
will need just that amount to put
you in good health again. It's a
great machine.
''The perfect naturalness OF
the rural drama, 81 Perkins, is
one Of its principal charms. So
rhe dramatic critics speak Of the
play which on next Monday will
!. Ne seen at the opera house. The
company which will present the
play IS the same which for seven
years played the principal cities
OF she United States Like plays
of similar character, the princi-
pal figure halls from New Eng
land Honest, shreWd, good
hearted and chuck full Of humor,
Isl makes you laugh one min
ute and the next you are lighting
has battles for him and urging
him on to quicker action in de-
feating the stage villain, which
in good time he does. So much
for the play. Sam j. Burton,
who impersonates Isl Perkins,
is the creator OF the part, and nc
better delineator Of Yankee char.
tcter can be found on any stage,
either IN this country or Europe,
while Miss Lille Coleman is a
comedienne of rare ability. The
famous PughtoWn band will give
4 novel street parade at noon.