The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-08-21
MlLBANK, S. d., FRIDAY, AUGUST Il, 1903.

Mrs. F. Mehegan and little
son are visiting friends at
Appleton, MINI.
Joseph Nixson went to Monte
vldeo yesterday morning where
he has engaged to work for Mr..
Miller, the hotel man at that
place.
Will Hash, of Webster, was
on the train Tuesday, bound for
the cities, and in a few days
goes from there to the northern
part of Minnesota, where he is
selling timber lands.
A new platform is to be built
and a new roof put upon the
machine building adjoining the
HERALD ADVANCE office on the
north. The building is owned
by William Deering, of Chicago.
Manager Will Poison, of
Milbank Steam Laundry says
they recently commenced taking
out-of-tOwn orders, and that if
work continues to increase as it
has lately they will soon have to
enlarge their establishment.
The Red Wing Butter & Egg
company have put Mr.. B. M.
Mcintyre, of Aberdeen, on the
road as agent for the company,
to work up the butter and egg
and creamery business. Mr..
Pullen states that he is securing
new customers every week.
Deputy Sheriff William Jen-
nings met with a mishap Tuesday
night. He had arrested man
wanted in Chippewa county for
petit larceny, and had him at
the hotel. The fellow made an
excuse to go out and in the
darkness made bolt for liberty
| The sheriff in drawing his revol-
yer accidently discharged the
weapon and inflicted a flesh
wound on the forefnger of his
left hand between the first and
second joints.
| Several of the officers of the
Episcopal society, including the
president and past presidents
of the ladies guilds, participated
in the ceremony of breaking
ground for the new church
last Wednesday afternoon. The
church is to be built of brick
44x3O feet in size, aud will cost,
when completed and furnished
about S., 500 The contract for
the structure has been awarded
to John Carlson & Co., who will
have it completed about Novem
Der 10Th.
Jens Peterson now has his
bowling alley and restaurant il
full running order in the Elllio
. block. He has fitted up the
place in the very latest style
and every thing is clean an(
inviting on the premises. There
are several tables in the res
, taurant and a lunch counter
where coffee and an excellen
lunch can be had for Is cents
, The whole establishment pre-
; sents very tidy appearance
. and we have Mr.. Peterson I
, assurance that it will be con
Quoted in manner that will
merit the patronage of tn
; public. At Atpresent he is maxim!
l a specially of serving ice cream
D and invites the public to call am
, see what he can do for them thi
hot weather.
! The game warden and hi:
+ deputies have been busy during
the week and several arrest
! have been made for violation
of the game law. On Frida.
evening two Milbank citizens
: who were old enough to knoy
l better, were found up in Metros
l looking up the chickens befor
they were fully ripe, and by
d little strategy on the part Q
S a deputy game warden the
' were caught in the act an
e brought before the blind GOODIES
3 who sits in Judge Pasco's office
! and after hearing they wer
made to pay fine and costs t
S the amount of $45.5 SO. Sunda
. evening q couple of deput.
game wardens while aimlessl
wandering over the countr
q west of Twin Brooks came upo
$ a party of four, who with GU
n and dog were violating the fourt
s commandment as well as tn
!. bird law. Two of the culprit
s managed to get away, but tw
y of them surrendered and wer
D brought before Justice Blese