The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-07-11

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w. Harper, Of Kilborn, who had
been visiting friends at Monte.
vldeo, returned home last
Saturday.
A Mr.. Miracle, from Iowa. has
purchased the Buchanan farms
east OF town. For the present
he has rented the Stringer house
on Fifth street.
Talking about hogs, John Nord
brought in lot last Monday
which he sold to J. W. Johnson
for S266. That's the kind of
farming that counts.
For SALE-A good second
hand Advance separator, with
self feeder, swinging stacker,
weigher and everything complete
at $3.50. WOOD BROS.
W. w. Reeve has commenced
the foundation for a new dwelling
house on lots adjoining the cattle
yards. The building will be
26x2a, with Is ft. posts.
Mayor Saunders and wife
leave today for a three weeks
visit to Seattle and the Pacific
coast, making the trip over the
central Pacific, via Denver, and
and returning on one of the north
ern roads.
Theodore Raebel who recently
disposed of his farm in Melrose
township, has the cellar dug and
foundation laid for a house near
John Johuson's place. He will
build and move in after harvest.
Conductor David Cinclair took
an excursion train to Ortonville
for the circus Tuesday. He had
about three cars full of delighted
little children who were taking
pa and ma to the circus.
Mr.. Kuowlton Spearbeck and
Miss Gertie Johnson were mar
ried at the home of w. A.. Kyes,
in Madison township, on June
Both. The groom is a nephew of
Mr.. Kyes, and the couple have
settled on farm near Appleton.
The storm that came up the
evening of the fourth gathered
force on it's course eastward, and
at Nassau it blew down the
steeple of the new Catholic
church and east of there did con-
siderable damage to houses and
barns, blowing down several of
the latter.
Mrs. H. L. Priest and Ben
Bowers left Saturday for Mime
apolis to attend the National
Educational association, and
Supt. Ramer, Miss Nina Fanset
aud the Misses Harriet and
Agnes Lockhart also went down
the first of the week to enjoy the
gathering.
Notwithstanding a train load
of people went to Ortonville from
this locality Tuesday to attend
the Ringing circus, there was a
big attendance at the Gollmar
show in this city. The seating
capacity was more than filled,
and the management gave most
satisfactory entertainment.
O. S. Cowley, who has been
down at Sioux Falls for the past
wear or two, returned Wednes
day, and has engaged on the
dairy farm Of Fairchild u
Chandler. He has had consider
able experience in the dairy
business and will undoubtedly
be a valuable man in that line OF
work.
"Railroad jack the complica
tions that ensue from "Jack
RaggIes, the humorous vaga'
bond. in RAILROAD Jack are
about as funny as can be found
in any farce comedy. At the
opera house Saturday, July 1lth.
Prices 25c, 35c and SOC. Re
served seats on sale at the tele'
phone Office.
Jens Peterson, the laundry
man, says that since he gave
notice a few weeks ago that
parties could leave their laundry
work at the Bailey drug store
and have it delivered there IN
return. his orders from the store
have more than doubled in mum
ber. So Jens says he knows II
pays to advertise.
The recent rains and COO
weather have been just the thing
for the small grain, and the fields
never looked more promising
than they do at present: Ii con
/ l:.;o,c ramain favorable for {