The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-09-13
Standard Designer for sale at
Stone & Sullivan's.


a visit to friends in New York
Stale.
e. q. Burnette, of the North
western Mutual Life Ins. Co..
WAS down from Aberdeen during
the week.
Don t fail 20 hear Mississippi S
talented temperance lecturer at
the Congregational church next
Tuesday evening.
Dr.. Jacotel reports the arrival
of Il little daughter at the home
Of Ed Ellington. some eight
miles north of town.
John Tessin, the timer, has
had telephone connection put in
his house and can be called up at
either house or store.
"A. } Fa.rchild, a former resi-
dent of Milbank, who has been
living ut Renvllle for some time,
has removed to Buxton, n. d.
w. f. Rhodes has purchased
the Abbot property, corner of
Fourth avenue aud Grant street,
where he has lived since last
spring.
Mrs. Mary Conright is in the
cities this week making selection
of her stock of millinery for the
fall opening, date of which will
be given later.
Mrs knute Nelson, who has
been for some time On a visit to
Bimidji, Mimi, has returned
home, bringing her father and
mother with her.
AS will be seen by the city
council proceedings the city has
let the contract to set out the
trees in the park and will fence
the same at once.
Miss Alice Wood left for the
east Tuesday, and after a visit
with friends in Minneapolis, will
90 on to Boston to attend q con
servatory Of music in that city.
Mr.. Norton, the liveryman, re.
turned last Friday from trip to
Illinois, where he has a pacing
horse taking III the racing circuit
in that state, and which is win
ming laureis on the track.
Mr.. ,. L. Saunders Of Bloom
ing Valley, was down to the
county seat Monday. He recent
ly sold his large farm and is in
tending TO purchase a smaller
piece Of land near one of the
towns.
Mrs. J. G. Knapp Of Sisseton,
who had been on visit to her
sister at Minneapolis, arrived at
Milbank Monday afternoon on
her way home, and IN the even
INC attended the Eastern Star
chapter.
The ladies Of the kilhorn L.
B. church viii give their third
annual harvest supper at the
church on Tuesday evening,
Sept. Il. All are cordially IN
vited. Supper from 8 to 10
0 clock.
Mr.C. II. Nero, of Minneapolis,
secretary and treasurer Of the
Globe Fraternal Accident asso-
citation Of that city, was in town
yesterday meeting old friends.
Mr.. Nero was one Of the early
settlers at Ortonville, where he
kept the hotel in We olden time
and was known far and wide in
this region at that time.
Just to show that it could rain
when it sets about it, the water
commenced to come down We'd
nesday morning before daylight
and kept in a steady down pour
all day, until all the low places
were flooded with pools Of water.
The steady down pour continued
for nearly a hours, and has put
the land in good condition for
blowing. Mr.. Bailey says the
government measure shows a
precipitation Of a inches, which
means about 36O tons OF water to
the acre.
The daily papers have chron-
icled a number Of instances
where men have given express
sion to satisfaction and JOY at
the attempted assassination OF
the, president, and in nearly
every case summary punishment
was meted out to the party.
There must be a peculiar degree
of moral turpitude in a man who
can contemplate such q fiendish
act with pleasure. We under
stand that case Of the kind was
dovolnrod IN nlr own town. and