The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-09-30


this afternoon from a three |
weeks visit with friends in Wis
The Milbank Creamery Go.
are now paying q cents per
pound for butter fat in sweet
cream delivered at the Round
House G. O. d.
Wallace Wood, who had been in
Minneapolis to attend the we'd
ding of his cousin Miss Moore,
took run down to St. Louis for
a few days and returned to Mil
bank Wednesday.
Miss Florence Haines and Miss
Martha Goodman left for Mitch
ell Tuesday night to see the corn
palace and will visit with Miss
Goodman parents at Pierre
before returning home.
Mrs. j. N. Stafford left for Ber-
esford, S. d., Wednesday night
to attend the w. G. II. q. conven-
ton which convenes there this
week, and will attend the M.
E. conference before returning
home.
Grandma Atkins went to Ap-
pleton, Mimi, last Wednesday to
take XRay treatment for for
eigu growth on her face. She
was accompanied by her daugh-
ter Mrs. Kusske. and the latter
returned on the afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brock man, of
Enderlin. N. D., who have been
visiting their son E. p Brock
man, in Corona, for several
weeks, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burgan last Monday, while
waiting between trains on their
way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Warning, Of
Lake City, Mimi, who were up
to Milbank for a visit with friends
and looking after their farm mat
ters in this locality for two or
three weeks past, returned home
Monday. They had also been
visiting with their son l.. V.
Warring, in Roberts county.
Ches. Gottschalk, the opera
house man. was down from
Aberdeen Tuesday. He says
that he has booked a fine lot Of
high grade attractions for the
season. The CLANS Hanson
company will be billed here for
the Sth or 10th Of October, and
"Blind Boom the celebrated
pianist, for the 14th.
Otto Rodman is advertising an
auction sale of all his live stock,
farm machinery, household goods
and one quarter section Of land
The sale will take place at 10 a.
N. op Tuesday, October 4, at his
place near Stockholm. The land
to be offered has so acres broken,
Is acres of wild timber, 90 acres
good pasture fenced
Mrs. Thos. Fitch entertained
a party of ladies Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. A. j.
Mcbride, who expects shortly to
move to California. After an
hour spent in an cold fashioned
spelling match a most delicious
lunch was served, after which
Mrs. Mcbride was presented
with a very pretty brooch and
photograph Of the NJ. b. church
and parsonage.
Another attempt was made by
H. d. Reed to break jail las
Friday evening. The fellow hac
cut and battered a hole through
the brick wall about ten feet ul
and in the rear of the jail. ane
had succeeded in removing
enough of the brick to get his
head through the hole, when ht
was discovered and his attemp
frustrated, by Harry Pauson
who happened to be passing tn
building at the time and hear(
him at work.
Mr.. j. G. Wood was quite badl,
hurt last Saturday evening
While about to cross the stree
at the store, a runaway hors
of Mr.. Farley's came down tn
street, and Mr.. Wood attempted
to get out of the way and sup
posed he had done so, but tn
horse changed his course as h
neared the crossing, and strik
ing Mr.. Wood knocked him over
He struck his head on the curb
ing and was picked up insensible
He. however, regained conscious
ness in moment or two an
u,aC taken home He was badl