The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-19
Ad ditiOnal Local News

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Additional Local News.
Work on the Sixth street sewer was
arted this week.
A crew of men were repairing the
depot platform yesterday.
Supt. Van Welt Of the H. l. D.,
was in the city Wednesday.
Rem Farley and Paul Kohler of
Corona, were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Hyde of Webster, was the
guest of Mrs. Ed. Dore Tuesday.
The Ed. johnson family moved
into their newiresidenco this week.
w, E. Keeney has been at Corona
during the week looking after farm.
ing interests.
Messrs. Grassman and Wookman
are finishing up the Third street
sewer this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Allen Of Fort
Pierre, are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Geo. Pinckney.l
Poor audiences attended the Trous.
dale Bros. attractions at the opera
house the 6rst Of the week.
Charles Molander went to Mime.
apolis last night to take up his duties
as operator in Supt. Van Vleit's
Office.
j. Davenport is working as operator
at the depot for few days. He was
formerly employed on the Northern
Pacific.
Judge Carlan has issued final dis
charge papers in the bankruptcy case
of F. D. and n. A. Lawson of Twin
Brooks.
G.. s. Amsden moved his family and
household effects to town last week
and is occupying the house recently
purchased Of H. ]. Benedict.
i Chas. Ferguson, who has been in
the employ of Meyer 4 Hocum for
some time, moved to Wilmot yester.
day, whore he has position in . meat
market.
Il Marriage licenses were issued by
Clerk of Court Liggett on the 18th as
follows: George Redman and Miss
Mary Aldrich, both of Albee. and
Alker Seins and Miss Ida Olson, both
Of Albee.
Ed. johnson who has been laid up
for some time with inhammatory
rheumatism. is able to come down
town again. He expects to sojourn in
q more congenial climate this winter,
going later in the fall, a. he does not
care to be laid up all winter.
Tuesday was the birthday of Mrs.
Frank Kockx, Or. Her husband and
children were unable to help her
celebrate the day - she was away
from home, but on her return she
found very fine leather upholstered
chair awaiting her.
/ Two telescope grips were found
Wednesday, by some men who were
working on the wrecked Car of fax at
the west switch. They contained
several pairs of new shoes and other
articles and were found under . pile
Of ties, evidently the work Of hoboes
who had stolen them.
Another slight wreck occurred near
the west switch Wednesday noon. A
car Of fax was being hauled from the
mill to tho main track, and when
near the switch rail broke In four
pieces and the car left tho track.
The fax was transferred to another
car, and by Ave O'Clock the track was
cleared. Freights both east and west
bound were tied up for several hours.
Il The main pulley on the big gas
engine at the Reliance elevator, run
BY Peter Eye, broke into several
pieces the 6rst Of the week. Mr..
Il Eye Immediately wired for q new one
but to wait for ito arrival would
mean quite . loss to the company.
James Locthart the machinist, was
called and worked on 1t until past
II midnight, banding .he pieces together.
So successfully did he do the work
that Mr.. Eye wired In counterm and
ing his order for the new pulley.
w. E. Nichols Of Chicago, employed
in the freight claim department Of the
Milwaukee. arrived in the city Tues
day and has been looking after the
stock train wreck which occurred
Saturday night. Mr.. Nichols said
lthat In his years Of experience with
the Milwaukee the rounding up Of the
stock that was loose was the hardest
| Job that he had ever had to handle.
He has several men at work aud
hopes to have the most Of the stock
rounded up in Z few days.
4 The Methodist people will
tender . reception to their pas.
tor, Rev. u +. Hunt, ct the home
ofG. w. Prevey this evening.
VIM. Glosser left for Illinois
the first Of the week. Otto
| Kettleson Of Lac qui Parle, has
taken his place ct the City Hotel
barn.