The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-15
NlLBANK S. d., FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1902.

The young mems baseball
team goes to Appelton to-day to
play a nine at that place.
Mrs. Helen A. Hits, of Winona
county, MIMI, is a visitor with
the family of A. J. Hits of this
city.
| Miss Hulda Peterson and Mr..
Albert Lindquist of Stockholm,
were married at that place on
August 18th at 3 p. m.
Jesse Gore, of Montevideo
was in town yesterday on his
way to Sisseton, where he goes
to work in the Couran! office.
Mrs. Geo. Hocum, of Mime
apolis with her little daughters
Ruby and Marjorie are enjoying
a visit among their old friends
in Milbank.
G. R. Redman, who lives a few
miles south of town, has been
laid up for the past week with
rheumatism, and unable to assist
in his farming operations.
A Peerless separator, with
blower and weigher, for sale for
$500. This separator has been
run less than 60 days. A big
bargain. WooD BROS.
Mrs. G. H. Schumacher, has
beenreceivinga week S visit from
her sister, Mrs. O'Donald, of St.
Paul, the lady returning home
yesterday.
Mrs. W. Enos and little daugh-
ter Alta, who had been visiting
for several weeks in Ottertail
county, near Perham, Mimi, re-
turned home the first of the week.
! Postmaster Rose has received
word from Congressman Burke
that early and favorable action
will be taken on the two new rural
routes to be started from Mil
bank.
| W. H. Hollands, son of Henry
Hollands, was visiting his old
home and friends in Milbark the
first of the week, returning Mon.
/ day to Wells, Mimi, where he is
principal of the schools.
Mrs. M. A. Thomas who had
been sojourning in Milbank for
some time, returned east Wednes-
day. She intended going to Far
go to visit a son in that city be-
fore returning to St. Paul.
A. F. Lindquist is about to re-
sign his position of bookkeeper
in the Erlandson & Johnson
store, his time being demanded
by his personal interest in the
bakery and restaurant business
Arther Bloomquist will take Mr..
Lindquist's place as bookkeeper.
The Gambl & Fuller Land
Company are advertising Min
nesota lands. If you are think
ing of investing in cheap land S
in the timber district it will pay
you to consult them. The firm
is we'll known and can be de-
pended upon to do business
right.
An inquest was being held at
Ortonville yesterday on the body
of man found dead near the
railroad track, at Odessa. The
man had been shot in the head,
and it is supposed he was a
burglar as he had upon his per
son dynamite, drills and other
tools of the cracksman.
Mrs. j. W. Johnson gave a
party to a gathering of little
misses Wednesday afternoon.
in honor of Miss Ruby and
Marjory Hocum. A most enjoy
able time is reported, and the
little folks were trusting that
their hostess received pleasure
equal to what she gave them.
i Another accident happened
Wednesday afternoon on the
threshing machine on which
Archibald .Templeton lost his
foot last week. Tom Jones who
had been attending the separ
ator since the accident last week
while clim bing to the top of the
machine got his left foot caught
in the belt and pully. Upon ex
animation of the injured limt
DR.. Kriesel found the two bones
in the leg were broken above the
ankle.
$40 pays for an eight months
com bined businessa and shorthand
cOnrSa at Valder Business Col