The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-09-24
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with the Herald-Advance, = fact
which We regret and had never mad
the pleasure of meeting the gentle,
man. We found him a very affahle
person, perfectly familiar with the
newspaper work. We hone that he
will call again.-The Columbian.
Mrs. ]. Dore Of Milbank. visited a
portion of the week with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. E. Conley, southwest Of town,
She departed Monday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Matt Sutton, at Wav-
erly, before returning home.-Revilio
Item
Floyd Hanson, Evelyn baylor and
Vera Dillman, departed Monday to
spend the week at Huron. They have
been selected to represent the corn-
~ at the girls sewing club contest
during the fair week. Miss Wilcox
Of Milbank chaperoned the girls.-Re-
WHO Item.
Mrs. John Black received news
Monday Of the serious illness of her
brother Ernest Keller Of Madison.
He vas working on his car Friday
evening in his garage and his wife
went to bed as usual. She woke about
I'VE o'clock, found he had not come in.
and went to the garage where she
found the engine running and Mr..
Keller living on the floor unconscious.
On Sunday he was conscious at in
tervals, and the doctro said he would
ecove unless pneumonia set in,
which was likely to follow in such
extreme cases. Mr.. Keller was a for
mel resident of this county and has
many relatives and friends WHO are
very anxious about his condition.
Big Stone Headlight.
The canning factory will close the
seasons canning Friday night. They
planted about 500 acres of corn this
year, but. lost about a hundred acres
hyt he overflow Of the MILESTONE.
The corn crop on the remainder was
gsod and Of fine quality, making
$4,000 cases Of corn. The factory will
Be = busy place for some time with
hbeling and shipping-Big Stone
Headlight.
A bold train robbery was coln-
mitted between Odessa and Correll
Wednesday night, when No. 3, west
baumd local train was held up by y
paEty Of bandits. The robbery occur
~ about 1850 p. m.
The train was tagged down BY
Doans Of Displaying. the danger sig
~. : red light, Is soon rs they mad
Gnekened up sulfeiently to allow the
bo1dfts to enter two Of them climbed
- the engine and covered the en-
Gfneef and fireman, commanding
- - stopp passage Of the train.
The last ear il the train was oc-
By wofkmen, who were ship
80 ont west, and the robbers en-
feEed this ~ a soon rs the train had
aorped. They went thru the car anil
domanded money Of the laborers, and
= repoEted that they secured about
; fsossand dollars. No other part Of
~ train was molestsd and when they
had finished their work in the ono
-, they jumped Of and ordered
t1afnmeA to proceed.
The robbery WAS reported rs socn
= the train reached 0rtonvil1e, the
1fsx1nsfanres related 70 the officials
- It this time the country is BE-
Thoroughly cornbed il the hope Of
1ndfng the rObberr.-Ostonville jour
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Craxed By III health. Daniel Her
mEha Transient, committed suicide
- Nndding out into Lake Wewake
3solding his head under water
til drowned. The body was found
M Wednesday afternoon BY Paul.
f1and Vim. Jellis. They~ had been
aahfg md discovered the body,
po13v upright by the feet stick
= four feet Of water.
19&1p1 1xanninnfion by Sheriff Olsen,
oereha3 md l0cl authorities,
TT thaf IL man had
slleW1l IN ~ t4osew abb
of VI Apee.+Southf
cpnDolidated school
nter tesm With
6ikh school.
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