The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-02-13

Cliff Dickerson is advertising g
the Olivet Leader for sale, "re,
gardless of price,
Don't miss the chance to buy
some of that delicious taffy tina,
is for sale at the Lindquist &
Osmundson restaurant.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis,
will be at MiIbank, Thursday.
February 19, to do eye, ear, nose
and throat work, at DR.. Kriesel's S
office
Ralph Helms, who with his
wife had for several weeks been
visiting with friends in eastern
Minnesota, returned home the
first of the week.
Presiding Elder Jonas of the
United Evan gelical church, who
had been visiting the charges in
this vicinity, returned to his
Iowa home last Monday.
DR.. Kriesel, was called out to
dress the hand Of Aug. Kuchen-
backer last Saturday. Mr.. K.
got his hand caught in the pump
gear, and had one finger badly
smashed.
Abraham Lincoln will be the
subject of discussion at the
Congregational church next Sun
day evening. The attention of
the old soldiers is respectfully
called to this fact.
The Excelsior Club enjoyed a
very pleasant afternoon last Fri
day at the home of Mrs. James
Watson. The paper on "Wheels
From Wheelbarrow to Auto
mobile was thoroughly appreci
ated.
The many friends of Doctor
and Mrs. w. 1. Mcbride deeply
sympathize with them in the loss
of their infant son, which died on
the morning of the 18th inst, of
complication of lung and bowel
troubles. The child was about
eight weeks old.
w. F. Neuenberg has secured
an interest in a lum Der, grain
and wood business at Danube, a
new station on the H. & D. be-
tween Renville and Bird Island,
and expects to move there next
week. Mr.. n. has sold his resi-
dence to w. Enos.
Road master Knute Nelson has
planned to take lay off for
several months and take his wife
to California. Mrs. Nelson S
health is in declining condition,
and it is believed that a change
of climate may prove beneficial.
They left the first of the week.
A little tive-year-old child of
JOS. Schwartzenberger, who
lives two or three miles west
of town, secured possession of a
bottle of carbolic acid, and drank
some of it week ago last Mon.
day. 1t gave DR.. kriesel about
all he could do to get the stomach
cleaned from the poison, but the
child came out of it all right.
Messrs. Gold & Co., the land
dealers, have sold the Lawrence
farm at Troy, of which there are
about 700 acres, to John
Tillenworth, an Iowa man. The
purchaser has also bought the
Troy :ownsite and intends to put
up creamery, store and other
conveniences and make the
location a good trading point.
The young men musicians in
the town are practicing for a
minstrel entertainment to be
given in the near future. There
is considerable musical talent
among the folks who have the
matter in charge and will take
part in the affair, among these
being Fred Schneider, DR..
Ferguson. w. Emanuel, Carl
Theimer and others who quite
frequently assist at public gath
erings with musical features.
Will Lowthian returned from
the southern part of the state
Tuesday evening, having visited
at Tyndall and other points be-
fore returning from trip to the
state capital. While at the latter
place he went out and saw the
buffalo farm Of "Scotty" Philips,
where there is the largest herd
of buffalo in the country, and the
most of which are quite tame.
Mr.. Lowthian says that the
range cattle in the country near
the river are in bad shape and
many of them have starved be-
cause of the heavy snow, but