The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-07-19

'oIH1if hhe stock OF dOub uble
wagons. 51.ot
Fred Kruger of Kilborn, re-
ported the arrival of another lit
tie daughter at his home the first
of the week.
If your head aches, eyes ache,
burn blur o. dazzle, do not take
drugs. DR.. Mugg Will cure you
July "A and %.
Mr., Meehan, father of F. w.
Meehan, arrived from St. Paul
last evening for a visit to his
Milbank friends.
John Finn has been quite ousy
of late putting in galvanized iron
well tn blng in Of number Of wells
through the country.
The Relief Corps will give an
ice cream social on the vacant lot
north Of the Farmers bank, on
Saturday evening, July -
l. L. Stewart of Madison, Wis,
an old acquaintance of the JAS.
Kerr family, was in town yester-
day guest at the Kerr home.
The Odd Fellows of Sylvan
lodge and visiting brothers are
requested to be present for work
in the initiatory degree next
Tuesday evening.
Gus Voss, the carpenter, had
the misfortune to have a small
particle Of a nail fly in his eye
the first Of the week, inhicting
painful wound.
Every member of the ladies
aid society is requested to re
spond to roll call at Mrs. G.. w.
Prevey's next Thursday after
noon, July %. BY order Of the
president.
Miss Blanch Stobbs and Miss
Madeline McFeely, of Mime
apolis, who were the guests of
Miss Gretchen Bleser the first
Of the week, returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Emma Buchanan, who
has been q teacher in the Ash
land, Wis, schools for some
eighteen years, came out Tues
day to spend the summer vaca-
ton with her parents and her
brother, Alex. Buchanan.
The city marshal has notice
of interest to boys in another
column whereheis offering 25cts a
head for dogs without a 1901 tag.
It's a poor boy who can't earn
some spending money with an
offer like that before him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bleser
of Waubay came down yesterday
for a short visit, returning home
ia the afternoon. the Misses
Ella and Natalia Bleser accom-
paning them for a visit to
| Waubay.
E. Micklau, Of Lake Albert, is
enjoying a visit from his brother
Rev. r. Micklau. of Fairhaven,
Mimi, who is pastor of the Lu-
theran church at that place, and
whom he had not seen before Tor
nineteen years,
Mr.. Arthur kimball and his
mother, Mrs. G. II. kimball, OF
Vernon township, recently re
turned from an overland trip to
Wisconsin, making an eight days
outing each way, which they en-
joyed very much.
| w. f. Nuremberg and wife lett
Wednesday for Redwood, Mimi,
where they 60 to participate ~
the celebration of the golden
wedding of Mr.. Neuen berg S
parents at that place, and expec'
| to be absent a couple OF weeks.
George Gowell was down the
first of the week from Roberts
county where he has been en-
gagged in putting IN creamery
pplants, having just put up onf
in Norway township, and Is
scheduled to put in a sklmmlns
station west of Sisseton.
Mr.. H. w. Bailey, the weather
man. in looking over old RECORDS
fnds that June 1894, was mucl
hotter on the average than las
month, and that one day IN tina
wear the thermometer registered
iO7. while the rain fall was no
half what it has been this year,
In another column we puolls,l
, the quarterly statement OF tn
, Farmers bank, and q referenc
10 that statement will show tina
this financial institution IS on
solid basis and in excellent con
l Eorp1nrE DH0K III