The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-07-04

Lewis Bailey and wife of st.
Paul came yesterday on a visit tc
his Old home and friends at Mil.
bank.
The John Burgan family, who
are spending the Chatauqua sea-
son at the lake, are nioying a
visit from Mrs. Burgan S par.
ents, who come from Tower City,
| N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Hutton of
Hadley, Mich, arrived yesterday
for a visit with the j. B. Stone
family. Mrs Hutton is a sister
of Mrs. Stone, and is also accom-
panied by son and daughter.
Today will be a great day at
Chautauqna. Thomas E. Green
will be the orator, and those who
heard him at Big Stone last year
know that a splendid address
will be given. A fine program
has been billed for the day.
The German Evangelical soci-
ETY. is arranging 20 build achurch
and already have large part of
the funds subscribed for the
purpose. They will build on the
southeast corner of Second ave
nue. and Fifth street, one block
I north Of the school house.
The board of county commits
sioners are in session this week,
and have been equalizine the as.
sessment. At the meeting Tues
day the board appointed Thad L.
Fuller state attorney to fill the
vacancy caused by the decease of
B. d. Gamble
G. l.. Wood last week returned
from the cities with a new Olds-
mobile. He and John Gold of
Big Stone each made purchases
of one of the vehicles and made
the trip home on the machines in
fifteen hours. Guy was exer.
cising his steed on the street
Wednesday evening and giving
his friends ride.
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satisfaction from whom the
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forget to do this and if they fail
to see their matter in print, they
may know the reason. The
editor is entitled to know who
his correspondent is in all cases,
and is constantly obliged to re-
iect correspondence on this
account.
John Gold of Big Stone City
met with quite serious accident
Thursday night. While attempt.
ing to turn his automobile on the
Chautauqua grounds the machine
backed up and went over the en-
bankment onto the road below,
turning a complete somersault.
Mr.. Gold jumped from the vehi-
Gle in time to save himself from
being crushed with its weight as
it fell, but as it was he broke the
bone in the lower part Of Lis leg,
and the injury will lay him up for
some time.
Gollmar Bros. & Schumans
arrived here Saturday There
was one thing about the company
that was commented upon every
where and that was the absence
of profanity and roughness on
the part of employees. Neither
was there the usual misrepre
sentation. Everyone, from man
ager down, was gentlemanly and
courteous. Gollmar Bros. and
Schumans have nothing con
nected with their entertainment
or company that the most partic
ular can take offense at.-Fayette
Co. Union, West Union, Ia. At
Mllbank, IueSQay, July ..
The wind storm which was so
destructive in the southern part
of the state and through a por-
tion of Iowa, last week, did an
immense amount of damage,
though luckily there was little
loss of life. Cliff DickersOn, of
the Olivet Leader, thus speaks
of his own loss. after stating that
nearly all of the buildings in the
town were damaged or lifted
from their foundations:
The building occupied by the Leader
plant is total wreck. The large tree
which grew on the north side of the
building, and which was the pride of
the town, as it was the largest tree in
this vicinity, measuring over sixty