The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-07-25

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ened at the automobile last week,
and running away smashed the
carriage quite badly.
have some secondhand
binders, nearly as good as new.
which will be sold cheap.
j. S. FARLEY.
Elmer Conright, of Mime
apolis, one of the engineers on
the eastern end of the H. e. D.,
was visiting his parents in Mil
bank the first of the week.
Miss Lizzie Young, who has
been teaching at Frankfort in
Sphinx county, the past year, is
spending her vacation at her
Milbank home, but will return
west for the fall term.
Grandpa Robert Buchanan and
wife have been enjoying a visit
during the week from their son
Robert, Of Chicago, and their
daughters, Miss En- ma Buchanan
and Mrs. Tenant, of Ashland,
Wis.
The Chandler milk team BE-
came frightened at an auto
mobile Saturday, and running
away overturned the wagon,
smashing it in bad shape and
breaking the cargo of milk bottles
with which it was loaded.
Billy Caldon returned Tuesday
from trip to the Pacific coast
country, where he had gone with
DR., Mcbride and Frank Lloyd
The latter were about to start on
a visit to some mining properties
in the mountains when Mr.. Cal
don left them.
Mrs. G.. W. Prevey had a half
dozen lady friends at tea given
in honor of her mother Tuesday
afternoon, at which a most en-
joyable time was had Her
mother, who has been spending
several weeks here, leaves for
her home at Omaha next week.
Mrs. M. S. Kelsey took her
departure Monday for Alberta,
where Mr.. Kelsey is located and
settled on a section of land. Mrs.
Kelsey will be joined by her son
Earl in North Dakota, who will
accompany her to Canada. The
Kelsey house has been rented by
Arthur Fisher.
Judge H. G.. Fuller, of the su-
preme bench, came in from
Pierre last week for a few days
visit with his son Thad and other
Milbank friends. He was &C
companied by his son Harry, and
had the pleasure of seeing one of
the finest agricultural sections
of South Dakota.
VIM. Bohn purchased a new
left-hand Mccormick mower
from Wood Bros and cut eighteen
acres of barley last week with
but single miss. Mr.. B. thinks
the old reliable Mccormick is
Just the thing and says he
wouldn't like to trade for any
other machine in the country.
l. O. Berg and family, OF
Blooming Valley township, took
the train Tuesday for visit to
friends in Iowa.. Mr.. Berg was
one of the unfortunates who was
completely hailed out a week or
so ago. He had sold his farm
early in the summer but was to
have this years crop. He has
secured land in Alberta, and will
move there on his return from
Iowa.
The mayor Of Minneapolis has
been located at West Baden, Ind.
but it's hard telling where the
mayor of Milbank is. However,
| if there are any serious develop
ments in the police department
of the city, and a proper reward
is offered for the apprehension
of the missing mayor, j. b. Stone
saws he thinks he has a clew that
can locate him and bring him
back.
i The boys of Company K who
attended the militia encampment
at Watertown report a very en-
ioyable and successful encamp'
ment. The people of Watertown
made excellent provision for
them, and in every way made
their stay there as agreeable as
possible. The boys also state
that Lieut.. A. F. Lindquist, who
had charge of the company
looked after their interests IN
every particular and is worthy