The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-08-02
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Hawes Supply House has some.
VlllhS 10 say Ia the advertising
eolumns on another page.
The ladies benewolent society
will meet with Mrs E. p. Mes.
mers Thursday, August sth.
Mrs. A. DeSilva. who has been
conducting millinery business
at Ashton, returned to Milbank
for a vtsit.
"A heavy rain Sunday evening
was preceded by a violent wind
which broke number CT small
trees along the streets.
w. DalIman receives word
from his farm in Ward county
N. D., that his wheat promises
a yield of 10 bushels to the acre
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Conrieht
of Minneapolis, have been visit.
ing their parents and other
friends in Milbanll during the
week.
Charles Chambers started for
Sheboygan county, Wis, Mon
day morning to see his mother
who is very feeble and is not ex-
pected to live long
Rev. Fritz, the Lutheran minis
ter, went to ST. Paul Sunday to
attend the mission festival,
where he delivered a lecture on
Palestine, last Sunday.
D. A. Williams, the Mazeppa
farmer purchased fine short
horn from the poor farm last
week and took it out to his stock
farm. The animal was raised
by Edgar Kelly.
Mrs. S. G. Jones and daughter
Alice, who are spending the sum
mer at Big Stone, were visitors
in Milbank this week, being
guests of Mrs. Downie. Their
home is in Mitchell
The regular business meeting
of the w. G. T. Z. will be held at
the residence of Mrs. John
Burgan, Tuesday, the 9th inst.
at 8 p. m. All members are
earnestly requested to be
present.
Mrs. r. W. McFARLAN.
Notice the advertisement of
J. G. Tessin, who will open up
his new tin shop next Monday IN
the Schnabel building on Second
avenue. Mr.. Tessin will be pre-
pared to do all kinds of tin, cop
per and sheet iron work, pump
and bicycle repairing, ETC., and
guarantees good work. He in
yites a share of your patronage.
J. W. Johnson went 70 the
cities Monday night to secure ex-
animation and surgical treatment
for his arm which had been caus,
ing him trouble in failing to grow
into a normal condition since it
was broken in a runaway
accident some months ago. The
examination disclosed the fact
that another operation will be
necessary to secure to him the
full use Of his arm.
Mrs. George S. Rix entertain
ed happy company Of friends
at breakfast last Wednesday
morning. Covers were laid for
twenty and the hours from 500
to 1000 o'clock were very pleas
antly spent by the guests. me
affair was ia honor Of Mrs. Z. 1.
Nash and the Misses Lau.
Irving Ely and Alfred Schafer
have been away fo- a week work
ing for w. Cleveland, who IS put
ting up an elevator at Rosemount,
MINI. They expect to be en-
ployed in the same work at
Ortonville soon. Irving intends
to 90 to the Minnesota university
or some similar institution at the
opening of the fall term.
The sample Of wheat gathered
by Mr.. Burgan the wheat man.
which we mentioned last week,
was taken by him to Minneapolis
Saturday and exhibited to the
wheat inspector, who pronounced
# number 3, and said that the
wheat would easily hold that
grade ii properly taken care OF,
but if allowed to stand IN shock
too long it would probably easily
lose a grade.
Mrs. A. L. Abbott, although
not quite as sprightly as she was
three score years ago, has not
forgotten the delights of her
girlhood days, and last Friday
She gave tea party to mum Der
Of her little eleven year Ola
friends, in honor Of Ruby Hocum
who is visiting Milbank play.
,oo+oc The Young ladies had