The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-23

Only a little over a week be
tore you may go outand in a law.
tul manner catch the prairie
chicken.
Mrs, Kelley and children of
Minneapolis, are guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. H. A. Mar
tens.
Mrs. Frank Burman and child
rem left last week to join her hus
band, who has been employed in
Fargo for several months past.
Come early to the Degree of
Honor and Workman picnic at
court house grove, Wednesday,
Aug. 90.
James Cochran of Vernon has
purchased the Mrs. Cannon resi-.
dence property in Bartlett's ad.
dition, and later expects to
move into Milbank.
Justice Bleser performed the
marriage ceremony Wednesday
morning which united Charles
B. Gartzke and Huldah Lund-
berg, both parties hailing from
Revillo.
Miss Jennie Hoyt, cousin of
George Merry,) late of Seattle,
lisa guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Merry,
of this city, having returned
with them from their eastern
trip She will visit in Milbank
for several weeks. Miss Hoyt,
it will be remembered, visited
in this city a few years ago, when
she was taken i'll and compelled
to remain here from September
to May.
Franz Wendlund, clerk of the
local camp of Modern Woodmen
of America yesterday morning
received a 1000 draft payable
to Mrs. Murray, for the Wood.
man insurance policy held by
her brother, Gindale Tarvin,
who was drowned in the dam
just a month ago. The Wood.
man insurance is prompt and
certain.
There is a constantly increas.
ing demand for dwelling houses
in Milbank. and new corners to
the city are unable to find aolace
to live in. If any one with a little
capital could be induced to erect
a number of cottages, he would
be guaranteed a good return on
his investment and would at the
same time be performing a pub
lie service.
Harvesting has been pushed
with vigor the past week, the
weather having been ideal for
this purpose. But few fields of
late grain are yet standing in
this locality. Expressions of
satisfaction are general by farm
ers as to the yield and quality
of the grain and while the crop
may not be what is termed a
humber one, the returns promise
to be of a most satisfactory
character.
On Monday evening, Night
Policeman Dore arrested one
Herbert Sanford, and took HIM
to the cooler to settle down. The
fellow had imbibed enough of
the white mans enemy to make
him want to fight and make e
noise about it. He was indeed
making a noise like a hero of
many battles when the marshal
informed him that what he need.
ed was a dryer climate and that
he had better accompany him to
Ed Murray's famous resort. Jim
escorted him to the sanatorium,
and after a nights rest and the
customary treatment hewas able
to be escorted down town and in
troduced to Squire Bleser. The
sources language seemed to
CRATE on his sensitive ears and
he intimated that rather than be
treated as a Phllistine he would
send afar off and secure a law
yer. In fact his remarks were
of sucn character that Mr.. Bies.
er deemed it necessary to make
an addition to his first PROPOSE.
ton, increasing it from a 80 one
to a $25 call. Mr.. Sanford need.
ed quiet to consider the matter.
and so he has his meals brought
to him by the sheriff while
he is in s%eclusion ponder
ing over his difficulties.