The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-09-28
Consolidated April IL, 1850

in the south western part OF the
city experienced some trouble
with their sewers-a bad smell
coming up from them. The
trouble has been looked after by
the plu N bers.
"Tillie Olson" will appear at
the opera house tomorrow (Sat-
urday) evening. Don't miss
seeing her. You'll laugh till
you cry. Just the thing for the
blues-it shows the best side OF
life at It's best. Seats on sale
at Bleser's drug store.
Word was received in this city
Wednesday by E. w. Phelan Of
the serious illness of his son
George, at Dumont, MINI. He
is depot agent at that city and as
soon as he coulo be relieved Of
his station he came to his home
in this city Wednesday night.
Mrs. L. O. Aldrich, came up
from Big Stone Wednesday to
visit her neice. Mrs. Grant Nc
Wreath, and friends in Milbank,
and Mr.. Aldrich will also be in
Milbank this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aldrich, who have been
living at Moscow, Idaho, for the
past year or so, are making q
visit to the old home and friends
in Grant county.
Rev. William Blanchard, who
is quite we'll known among the
German Evangelical people, died
last Monday. He has been con-
fined in the hospital for the in.
sane for the past year. The de.
ceased was a brother of Mrs.
Teichman, wife of the presiding
elder of this district. His home
bad been in North Dakota for
several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis
of Usage, Iowa, are the guests
of their son John Lewis the dray.
man. This is Mr.. Lewis first
trip to South Dakota and he
thinks the country very fine,
only that one man on a farm in
this vicinity tries to do the work
. of two. Mr.. Lewis was at Sisse-
ton the first of the week visiting
another son, George, who breaks
on the Sisseton train.
0. 0. Briggs, the new proprie-
tor of the corner restaurant, buy
ing out A. K. Crawford, says
that business is good since the
, change and always improving.
A number of improvements have
been made and Mr.. Briggs
speaks very highly of the new
process -four made by the local
NJ ill and says it is one of the very
best grades he has ever used
and is fortunate in being able to
secure it right in the home city
without the usual trouble Of
having to send away for each
order.
The Laura Frankenield Com.
pany played "A Daughter Of
Colorado" at the opera house
last Monday evening. A good
audience was present, aud they
showed their appreciation of the
good work done by the various
; members of the company by fre-
quent applause. Miss Franken-
field, Notwithstanding the fact
that she was suffering from
rheumatism did her wol k admir-
ably. Mr.. Fred Bernard as "Old
Man Mosher" did excellent
; work although some were inclin.
ed to think that he slightly over
did some Of his parts. The
l company were not able to use ell
of their special scenery as some
of it was considerably damaged
e in a wreck near BarDesville
) MINI. last week, ,one of the trains
carrying the Frankerfield people
being in the wreck.
Quite a serious accident hap
pened to Edwin Seide, the four
.. teen year old sonof Henry Seide
last Tuesday about noon. he
was bringing into town load ol
wheat from the farm southeast
of the city. and when on the way
2 fell from the load, striking or
: his head and side. The horses
! stopped and Mr.. Seide, who was
, following with another load,
came up and found the boy un-
conscious, with q bad cut on the
top Of the head from which he
was bleeding profusely: He
was brought into town with Z
! passing buggy, but did not re-
L gain consciousness until after
= the arrival Of DR.. Kriesel, who
: dressed the wounds and made
h fh0 lad as com f0rtahln "a ma