The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-10-30

Mrs. Paul Trapp, of Big Stone
CITY was calling on Milbank
friends Wednesday.
Trousdale Bros. Big Minstrels
at the opera house on Wednes-
day November 4th.
The floor of the coal house is
being raised to the height of a
locomotive tender.
TDos. Street, of Vernon, was
meeting his Milbank friends in
town Monday, his first visit to
the city for some time.
f. j. Washburn, who was
engineer at the Whetston Valley
mill some time ago, is again at
his old post in the mill.
}. &. RaWsOn, of Melrose. with
his wife and two little daughters
left Tuesday morning for a visit
with friends at Wabasha, Mimi.
The most important change
IN the time table is the earlier
departure Of the east bound
day train, which now arrives here
at 1910 a. N.
Editor Volkmar, who returned
last week from a two months
visit to the Pacific coast country
and eastern Oregon, is highly
pleased with that country.
Mrs. L. Waring returned to
her home at Lake City the first
of the week. Mr.. Waring re-
mains for a short time or until
the threshing on his farm is
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Dore enter
tanned a party of about thirty
guests last Thursday, it being
their twentieth wedding annlver-
sary. They received from their
friends a handsome decorated
dinner set, as well as several
pieces of rare china.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.
Jones, the former a brother of
Mrs. A. S. Raberge, are making
a visit to County Superintendent
Raberge and family. Mr.. Jones
is assistant city attorney in
Chicago, and is enjoying a short
vacation by trip to the Dakota
prairies.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Holquist,
Of Big Stone township, celebrated
their golden wedding anniver
sary at their farm home last
Tuesday, October 9th. A num-
Der Of their friends visited them
on that day and presented them
with a gold lined goblet, can
tanning a gold piece.
William Bork, owner of a
threshing machine, while work
ing on the machine Monday.
while it was at the Perry farm in
the southern part Of the county,
in some manner had his left arm
caught in the gearing. The arm
was torn from the body near the
shoulder. The injured man was
taken to Revillo where the wound
was dressed by DR.. Sasse.
A man who claimed to have
been recently working with a
threshing machine west of town
was arrested by the night
marshal early Tuesday morning,
but was shortly after released,
as nothing appeared to be wrong
with the fellow, and he was too
well dressed to be vagrant.
Marshal Charlie Sutcliff will be
pleased to give you any further
ticulars in regard to the case.
Parties in this locality who are
intending to furnish exhibits of
grains, vegetables, fruits or
other products for the worlds
fair at ST. Louis a-e requested
to see w. B. Saunders, one of
the fair commissioners, who will
furnish sacks, jars, etc, for the
proper display of the articles
and give any necessary instruc-
tions or information in regard
to preparing or getting the
exhibits in place.
The Milestone Valley mills
are now running regularly and
turning out a superior grade OF
-four. They have named their
best grade, "Valley Queen" and
when you want a particularly
fine quality of -four you are
respectfully invited to call for
"Valley Queen The large
elevator for the mill was com
pleted last week, and this will
give the company ample storage
room so that they may secure
and keep supplied with quantities
Xr,l Tho III