The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-01-09

| between mere ana Twin Brooks.
Miss Hattie Prevey has en-
gagged TO teach a six months term
of school near Ellington in
| Roberts county.
+ S. Healy and family re,
turned yesterday morning from
Mapleton, MINI. where they had
spent a couple of weeks during
the holidays.
Miss Minnie Seide left for
Pierre the first of the week,
where she goes to work as type
writer and stenographer during
the legislative session.
The barn belonging to Peter
Cramer in the vicinity of the
Catholic church, was carried off
it's foundation by the wind Tues
day, and was rolled over several
times but left intact several rods
from where it was originally
standing
The Frank Pew family last
week enjoyed a visit from Mr.,
and Mrs. Mcfarland of Struble,
La. Mrs Mcfarland is sister
Of Mrs. Pew, and the couple were
married the day before their ar
rival here, and thus made the
journey wedding trip.
An Omaha dispatch last week
announced the death of George
W. Bailey, better known as
Tank kee, who will be remem-
bered by Milbank people as hav.
ing lectured here several years
ago, and had a large collection of
Chinese curiOs for exhibition
The W. G. Il. U. will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs Stafford Tuesday,
January 13, 1903. A mothers
meeting will be held in addition
to the usual business meeting to
which all mothers are invited.
Mrs. W. &. VANDERvORT, Sec.
Sylvan lodge [. O. O. f. has
engaged w. |. Nolan, the imper-
| senator and funny man, for an
evenings entertainment, Satur
day, January 24th, at the opera
house, Nolan is one of the
funny men who is really funny.
Those who heard him at the lake
last summer are the most anxious
to see him again on the platform
You commence to laugh before
| Nolan begins to talk, and you
keep it up while hels before you.
Don t fail to get your ticket for
this treat.
Clerk of Courts Rabbit feels
elated over the fact that the
clerk Of courts office has more
than paid its way during the
past year, and at his annual
accounting was able to turn
over 500 % to the county, which
he says is the first time that
this has happened in the history
of the office Register of Deeds
Brockman in his report turned
over to the county 1862. II, being
the receipts of the office over and
above salaries and other expens,
eS.
Odessa Tribune: There was
a SLIGHT railroad accident at
Ortonville Friday morning, The
Fargo freight backed down into
another freight which was stand
ing ol the track. Several pas
sengerS iE the caboose of the
stationary freight were injured,
among them Miss Clara Saures-
sig form erly teacher in the Odes-
sa school, was the one most ser
iously hurt, she had just started
to procure a drink of water aud
when the shock came was thrown
violently, her side striking the
corner of the seat, and it is fear
ed breaking several ribs.
A chinook wind last Tuesday
morning turned into hurricane
before evening, and with falling
snow made an old fashioned bliz-
zard. The wind did considerable
damage to windows and build
ings around town. Part of the cor
nice, roof and chimney were
blown from the Enos meat mar
ket building, and two windows
were smashed in the A. 0. Z. W.
hall, two stained glass windows
on the new Evangelical church
were broken, and chimney on
the Methodist church was blown
down, one of the storm sash on
the Wood Bros. store was torn
off, and several buildings in
other parts of the town were
damaged. The wind was par
ticularly strong for this time of