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

Mrs. Karl Theimer, of Strand
burg, is visiting her sisters in
Milbank this week.
Dennis Sullivan arrived home
for a visit with Milbank friends
yesterday morning.
Mrs. August Anderson ex-
poets to leave today for North
field, Mimi, for about months
visit with friends.
M. S. Druecker, who has been
making a tour of the Pacific coast
country during the past three
weeks, is now on his way home.
Mrs. Thos. Michigan went to
Montevideo yesterday, where she
was joined by Appleton friends,
who had gone down to see the
races.
After September 3Oth DR..
Kriesel will be temporarily To-
Gated in the back rooms of the
Telephone building, on the Sec
ond floor.
The digging machine. which
had been started to work on the
sewer in the northeast part of
town, became disabled, and had
to be sent to the cities for re-
pairs.
To Rent-The post office lobby.
Enquire at post office.
The public library is now open,
with Miss Minnie Shannon as
librarian. The room has been
nicely fitted up and rearranged,
and is a very inviting place to
spend an hour or two reading.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nichols who was re-
covering nicely from appendi-
Citis, has had a relapse and is
again very sick. She and her
mother are staying at Mrs.
Ecker S.
John Bear, who lives about 10
miles north of Milbank, is ad-
vertising an auction sale of live
stock and farm machinery on
Thursday, Oct. 6. For the large
list of articles TO be offered see
hand bills.
A. T. Horton made trip to
Aberdeen the first of the week
to attend the monthly meeting
of the finance committee of the
A. O. u. W., of which he is a
member He says there will be
one assessment for October.
Fred Liebing and family leave
today for Latah, Wash, where
they expect to make their home
Mr., Liebing is one of the sub
stantial farmers of Grant coun-
ty whom We regret to lose, but
his old friends here wish him
health and happiness in his
new home.
DR.. H. G.. G.. Rose and wife,
who have been residents of Mil
bank for the past twenty years,
took their departure for Cali
fornia last Saturday. They 90
via the Central Pacific, and will
visit the Milbank colony at Santa
Cruz before making a perma-
nent location on the coast.
Game Warden Mount wants
us to call attention to the fish
law, which makes the closed
season commence Oct. II, after
: which date, until May l, it is
t unlawful to take from any OF
the waters of South Dakota any
! trout, bass, carp, shad or crop
} pies. The game warden says
| that he will prosecute to the full
: extent every violation of the
5 law that he can secure evidence
, Of.
The Minneapolis Journal las
> Thursday morning contains at
! account of the heroic attempt O.
Henry Kirkland, OF that city, to
stop a runaway horse that was
endangering the lives of some
: children, and which resulted ir
I what are believed 10 be fatal in
e iuries to Mr.. Kirkland who is q
e years of age, and was employed
4 as fagman for the milwaukee,
J. at the Garfield avenue and Thir
e ty-ninth street crossing. The
e injured man is the father O
: Mrs. F. S. Reeve, and was ;
:. resident of Milbank some twelv'
J. years ago, when in the emplo.
,. of the railroad company here.
y A man who is weak enough +,