The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-11-18
SLASHED WITH
Man lle1l up by His COmpan-
ion, ClIbbcd and Robbed

p-to- datematters, had a genuine
hold up Thursday night. When
Joe Gran'and Henry Smith left
Benedicts billiard hall at about
II O'CLOCK, to have a friendly
glass of beer together they
strolled up Second avenue to
near the alley leading to the
back of the opera house when
Grant With a razor slashed
Smith OF the right side of the
face and On the right hand and
then feled him to the ground
with a mdgle and took money
from hin, and left him for dead
In some way Smith made his
way to he Union Hotel where
he gave the alarm, and night
Marshal Dore started out and
found his man Grant quietly aud
peacefully sleeping in one of the
rooms o'er Burkhardt's store.
He was t.ken to the county jail
where hewas searched and found
to have s73 up his coat sleeve,
and his hce and clothing was all
covered With blood.
DR.. Ja:otel was called to at
tend the injured man at the
Union holse where be found it
necessary to take several stitches
in his faeand also his hand
Don't forget the Japanese
wedding at the opera house
tonight.
Mrs. Middlebrook and Mrs.
n. }, Bleser returned from the
city Monday morning.
Charlie Raberge has been
on the SILK list this past week
with a severe cold and throat
trou BILE.
Mr.. Michaelson is erecting a
new barn on his residence
property On Third street.
Miss Frances Washburn and
Mr.. Z. z. DOlan, of Danvers,
MINI, were married on Wednes
day, Novem Der 16.
The Editor Of this great family
sheet is laid up for repairs this
week md the force is responsible
for al. the mistakes and over
sights, 50 IL you have. any kich
coming, 60 to the "devil'
Frank Mccarthy expects to
leave for Minneapolis the first of
the month where he will take a
course in the University. A
grad late from the Granger busi-
ness school in Aberdeen will take
Frank S place in the law Office of
Hon. II. L. Bouck, where Frank
has been for the last four years.
Mrs. j. E. Wilson, Mrs. Estella
Pennington and Mrs. Sarah Car
michael, all of Northfield, Mimi.
are in attendance at the funeral
Of their brother, G. E. Daniels
There is another sister, Miss
Maria G. Daniels, of Washington,
d. c., who was unable to be
present. Miss Daniels is an
employee in the government
treasury department.
The Excelsior Club was enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. G..
Prevey Wednesday afternoon,
November Is. Music, humOr-
Gus quotations, two most inter,
esting papers and a descriptive
reading on Norway, were thor
oughly appreciated by the mem
bers. The hostess served very
elaborate lunch. The regular
announcement of the meeting
held at Mrs. Saunders on Nov.
,, was in some way miscarried.
The mem oers enjoyed their usual
pleasant and protita BILE afternoon
listening to papers and readings
on Norway. The lunch tables
were beautifully decorated with
Swedish and Norwegian flags.
Mrs. Angie Williamson, Grand
Matron O. E. S., of Madison,
visited Esther chapter last
Wednesday evening, witnessing
the initiatory work, after which
she gave the chapter d very
interesting and instructive talk
on the beautiful teachings of the
order, which was thoroughly
appr eciated by all. Mrs. Wat
son, in a very pleasing man
ner, presented the lady with
souvenir spoon, which was
responded to very nicely by
Mrs. Williamson, who assured
the members that she would
not need the gift to remind her
of the pleasant evening spent.
Light refreshments were served
and all went home feeling assured
that the 0. E. S. was indeed a
Loontif,,l onJ ho1nfi,1 nrIor