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

panied her daughter Mrs. Bene-
dict on her visit to Madison,
Wis, this week.
Jas. Dore and daughter Mary
have gone on visit to New Rich
mond, Wis, where Mr.. Dore's
mother lives. During his alb
sence w. w. Mount will act as
night watch.
Rev. J. N. Wiseman, who is
now located at Schaller, Iowa,
has been visiting his brother M.
H. Wiseman during the week,
having come up to attend to his
farming interests in Vernon
township.
Logan Prevey, while riding a
horse Saturday evening, was
thrown and struck his head on
the curb stone. He was uncon-
scious when picked up, but soon
rallied and was able to go home
from the Union hotel where he
had been carried.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Warning of
Lake City, MINI, are making a
visit to the old home at Milbank.
Mr.. Warning is looking after his
farming operations in Alban
township, and Mrs. Warning will
make visit to her son and fam
lily in Roberts county.
Some complaint has been made
against parties loafing in the
court house park evenings and
insulting women as they pass by.
We have been requested to state
that there is trouble working up
for some of these parties if they
continue in their work.
Considerable difference is
shown in the several fields as to
the effect of rust on wheat, and
and the difference is brought out
in the thrashing machine. Got.
tlob Stengle, who thrashed last
week, states that one Of his
quarters yielded 20 bushels to
the acre, while his other quarter
but short distance away gave
but II bushels.
Utz & Dunn Dubarry tie, fall
French healed shoes at Erland-
son & Johnson's.
Harmony Rebekah lodge of
this city enjoyed a visit Thurs
day night from the Assem- bly,
President, Mrs. Maude Patter-
son, of Gettysburg, who gave the
members very pleasant talk to
encourage them in their work.
After lodge work closed they all
spent an hour in a social way
partaking of dainty refresh
ments. All voted Mrs. Patter-
son charming and very capable
officer.
Miss Christina Koch, who has
been one of the faithful and
efficient high school instructors
in the Milbank schools for mum
ber Of years, leaves this week
for a short visit to a brother liv
ing at Hewitt, Mimi, and from
there will 20 to Chicago, where
she will take a course in elocution
in the Column bia College of Elk
preston in that city. Miss Koch
has a large circle of friends who
regret her departure, but wish
for her every success and happi
ness.
Just after the opening of the
hunting season two of our young
sportsmen started out with doc
and guns to secure some chicken
meat. During the walk to the
fields. one of the young men hao
been discussing very enthusi
astically to his companion the
good qualities Of his dog, which
he had trained to near perfection
and the animal he asserted hat
reached state of almost human
reasoning power in matters per
tanning to chicken hunting. l
was just at this point OF the do!
eulogy that the party happened
to be passing a farm yard and
large turkey gobbler came upo1
the scene. Mr.. Gobbler though
the travellers looked like suspic
ious characters and with a mu,
ter of defiance he made for tn
pointer. The latter might hav
been good for something in loca,
ing a covey of prairie chickens
but he lost himself in the face @
, that terrible gobbler, and starte
on the run for home, the turke
l after him. The owner of the do