The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-07-05
HOME HAPPENINGS.


K. } Hicks is making a visit to Butfa.
10, MINI, this week.
Fred Lindqu;st and Francis Croal
spent the fourth at Appleton.
Clerk of Courts Preyey and wife are
spending a day or two with friends in
Webster.
Col. Smed.ey is attending a meeting
OF the slate regents at Brookings and
Huron this week.
Miss Eta Carrick, who has been teach
ing at Duluth, is spending the summer
vacation with her sister Mrs. r. J. Hicks
Miss Ella Merry, who has been teach
ing school a, Coliax, n. d., returned
home to spend the summer vacation last
week.
Miss Alice Wood and Miss Florence
Elliot returned last Saturday from
three weeks visit with friends in Min
nesota.
Mrs. p. Skahen, of Minneapolis, who
had been on visit to Ipswich, stopped
off in Milbank the first OF the week and
visited with Mrs. 5. NJ. Pasco and other
friends.
w. S. McCloskey, OF Osceola, who has
been putting up stables and barns on
the Philleo place for the past few weeks,
went home Wednesday 10 spend the
fourth.
The young people of the Copgrega-
tiona church provided the warm and
weary ceebrater with refreshments in
in the form of ice cream and cake at the
Glomstad building yesterday.
Rev 4. p. Lyon, one Of the early set
tiers in the county came up from st.
Paul last week, nd is experimenting the
painting OF his residence on fourth street
and looking after his other interests in
the county
Mrs J w Hurlbert and little daughter
Laura took the train last Saturday for
ST Paul, where they will attend camp
meeting and then 60 to Winona to spend
the summer with friends there.
The W. c. L. L. will hold its annual
meeting for election Of officers on Tues
day afternoon July 9th at the residence
Of Mrs Barney Every member is earn
estly requested to be present
The cold wave Of last week was the
torerunner Of quite heavy frost on the
night of the 9th, but the injuries sustain
ed were confined to localities, and were
not of an extensive character.
G. NJ Clark has moved his real estate
Office from its late quarters 10 the Glom-
s,ad building on the opposite side Of the
street, and Henry Mitchell has leased
the former building for his barber bust
ness
A number OF Milbank people returned
home last Saturday, among them being
Mrs n. J .Bleser who has been visiting
in st. Paul, and Mrs s. n Pasco, who
has been spending = number OF weeks
with friends at the old home in Iowa.
.Dr. Fanset" is the inscription on
shingle hanging from Roses drug store,
and gives due notice that our young
friend John Fanset has commenced the
practice Of his chosen profe ssion, in the
prosecution OF which Johns many
friends will wish him abundant success.
A delegatlon Of the G. A. r. post and
members Of their families with guns and
banners, left tor Webster Wednesday TO
attend the reunion ut that place on the
third and fourth. The party consisted
Of n. /. Lowthian, Thos. Fitch. Il. 1.
Rodgers Il. r. Abbott, Nels Halvorson.
The Relief Corps was represented by
Mrs. Fitch, Misses Laura and Anna
Rodgers, anG Mrs. and Jessie Steafns.
The German Evangellcals have been
holding their annual campmeetlng At
Big Stone Lake the past week, closing
on Tuesday. On Tuesday OF next week
the NJ. +. campmeeting will commence
and continue to the 10Th, under the d.
rection OF Presiding Elder H. Il. Dres-
ser. and with Prof. Bushnell OF Abee-
deen in charge OF the singing. Bishop
Fowler Will preach on Sunday. The
Monday will be Epworth
League day, and in the evening OF that
day we understand the Bishop will de-
liver his great lecture on Abraham Lin
coin. which has been SO highly commend
ed by the press. You will have cause
a. a;ncera repra, il YOU fail 10 hear Bish-