The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-09-27
Standard Designer for sale at
Stone & Sullivan IS.

otanuard Designer Tor sale at |
Stone & Sullivan's.
Don't fail to see the Double |
Disc Plow at Wood Bros,
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Louise Seide has gone to
Brookings to attend the agri !
cultural college.
The city fathers have force
Of men at work laying several
cement cross walks on Main
street this week.
See Wagner Milling company
before selling your wheat. We
are paying a premium for dry
milling wheat
WAGNER MILLING Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bundy of Lake
City, Mimi, the lady being a
sister of Mrs. Joseph Fanset,
have been visiting the latter for a
week or two.
Mrs. j. II. King, Mrs. w. Bur
man and D. Staats last Friday
attended the special meetings
being held at Webster by Rev.
Burman, returning home Mon
day.
A light shower of rain fell
Monday night, which was much
heavier east Of town and was ac
companied by bad hail storm.
On Tuesday night q heavy rain
soaked the ground thoroughly
Rev. d. G.. Hauk, the u. Evan
gelical minister held memorial
service in honor of the late
President Mckinley at the Kill
born church last Sunday morn
ing and also at Ehrles hall at
Corona in the afternoon.
A young man by the name Of
Kim ball. who had been working
on threshing machine, came in
to town Monday with his hand
badly swollen, caused by the
bite Of bug Dr. Jacotel opened
the sore, and relieved the injured
mem Der.
4 number Of our Milbank boys
have gone to Brookings this week
to attend The agricultural college.
Among these are Lyle Benedict,
Ray Wood, Lloyd Ranous, Aug.
Port, Frank Hits and Sidney
Shannon. Wesley Thirsk, Roy
Cunningham, and J. Vandusen
were also expecting to attend the
same institution.
The Schafer brothers have
lust added to their shop con.
veniences a valuable piece OF
furniture in the form of an
oyster cabinet, which does away
with the necessity of putting ice
in among the oysters. It better
preserves the oysters and saves
them from absorbing any OF the
impurities that might be IN the
ice.
Among the young people who
have recently gone away o at
tend school. was Miss Winnifred
Kellar, who is now completing
her third and last year at the
Naperville lIll) college, and as
her father will ie located in a
new station When her course is
completed next year, she Will
probably not return to Milbank
again. but her friends here will
nevertheless wish her every
happiness and success.
M. j. Filbert, of Stockholm,
received a telegram announcing
a terrible accident to his family
Mr.. Filbert had not yet removed
his family from Renville to this
| county. and last Monday while
1.-THE family were at breakfast, 9
thirteen year old daughter at
tempted to fill the tank of the
gasoline stove and the fuic
ignited and exploded. The girl
a two-year old boy and the wife
and mother were so badly burned
that they died from their injuries
while other members OF the
family in the room at the time
we're also badly burned.
! Louis Anderson Of Vernon
township had the misfortune t
suffer the loss Of his barn by frt
Monday night. 1t was a large
new building, and contained q
or 40 tons of hay, buggy, wagon
about 1000 bushels Of oats, ant
small quantity of wheat. Fer
tunately Mr.. Anderson was abl'
to save his horses and SOM
other effects, as it happened h
had gotten up to carry in q mum
Der Of sacks of wheat from tn
rain. He had just succeeded il
L. l.