The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-08
Mrs. D. G. Cinclair is enjoying
a visit from her sister, Mrs VIM.
Dunbrack, Of Montevideo.

oelnS granted, and many farm
ers finish cutting this week.
Giles Let's writes home that
he is located on a cattle ranch
near Dickenson, N. D., and is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. LII, Conright and Mrs. W
w. Reeve enjoyed a ride in the
country and harvest dinner at
the home of John Reeve in Mel
rose township Wednesday.
l.. D. Parker, who is working
for Wood Bros, offers his Fourth
street dwelling for sale in this
issue. He expects to leave in
a few weeks for the Pacific coast.
Thomas r. Stevens aud Fran
cis }. Locke, pupils of the Cas-
tlewood high school, visited from
Friday to Sunday last with their
principal Mr.. H. L. Priest, of
Vernon.
A Peerless separator, with
blower and weigher, for sale for
5000. This separator has been
run less than 60 days. A big
bargain. WoOD Bros.
Archie Templeton, while walk
ing on top of his threshing ma
chine last evening, had his left
foot caught in the gearing, mutil-
atiug it so that it had to be ampu-
tated.
Mr.. Darius Hocum, who has
been head brakeman on the
Sisseton branch for the past
two or three years, was eXamin-
ed last Wednesday night and
passed the conductor examin-
alton.
Mr.. VIM. Runge, has bought
two lots on the west side of south
Fifth street, and is erecting a
barn on the place. He expects
to commence preparations for a
dwelling on the same lots IN a
few days.
H. H. Green, who went to the
Pacific coast country afew weeks
ago, has purchased 80 acres of
land about 40 miles from Spo-
kan, for $500. He expects to
return home in a few weeks to
make arrangements to move out
to his new home this lall
D. Stuwe, of st. Paul, a broth
er of Mrs. G.. H. Schumacher of
this city, arrived last Saturday
for a ten days visit in Milbank.
Mr.. Stuwe is engaged in the
banking business in st. Paul,
and is located in the New York
Life building of that city.
There will be a special meeting
of the W. G. T. U. at the home of
Mrs. Thos. Fitch Tuesday, Aug.
12at3 p. m. All members are
requested to be present, as busi-
ness of Importance will be at
tended to.
Mrs. W. E. VANDEvoRT, Sec.
Albion Goodwin, the gentle.
man from Martin county, Mimi.
who short time ago purchased
the H. H. Green farm in Twin
Brooks township, came here
last week and expects to take
possession of his farm in the fall
MIR. Goodwin is an enthusiastic
stock raiser.
Last Friday evening Mrs. n.
Bleser, assisted by Mrs. d. T.
Mesmer, entertained party OF
some fifteen Aberdeen friends,
who are spending a few weeks
on the peninsula at Big Stone
lake, at the Bleser residence ir
this city. The party was chap
eroned by Mrs. M. Il. Kelley
Mrs. James Carrick and Mrs
Emma Fanset left this week fol
the Pacific coast, where Mr.
Carrick is at present looking u1
a place to locate. They do not ye
know whether they will make
their home in Washington o.
California. Mr.. Carrick wa:
accompanied on his trip by LEI
Williams.
While Ray Wood and his sister
Helen, were driving out OF towl
on their way to Big Stone lake
last Saturday afternoon, one o
the clips on the buggy pole brok'
letting the tongue fall on tn
horses heels. The team becam'
frightened and started t.
run, throwing Ray and his sister
out of the rig. Miss Helen was
thrown violently to the grount
and was picked up unconscious
hut on examination it was foune
i that no bones were broken ant
I in a short time she was able TO o.