The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-07-26

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Mr.. ID. Collins, Sheriff of Clark coun.
ty, and family, who have been spending
a week or so at the lake, passed ,hrough
town yesterday on their way home.
Miss Adams of Minneapolis, the sister
Of Mrs. Z. Ferry, OF Melrose, who has
been spending month or so with the
latter, returned to her Minnesota home
yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Wilson received tele-
gram yesterday announcing the death
OF his daughter, Della Wilson, of lung
fever She had been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. George Crooker of Orton-
vile
George Kssson, the elevator man, who
had been making his headquarters in
Mlbank for some time past. has been
ordered to Aberdeen for the coming sea-
son, and will make his home there while
looking after the company interests in
the western district.
Mr. W. NJ. Thomas, who had been for
q short visit to his old home in the Green
Mountain staoe, returned last week we'll
pleased TO get home again. MIR. Thomas
| observations in his native state leads
! him to the conclusion that the west is Il
pretty good place to live in, and is tar
ahead Of the east in the advantages it
offers to men with limited means
Mrs. G. n, lerriod, who with her hns-
band. the lieutenant. governor of the
state, is spending a tew weeks at Slmp
former schoomate of Postmaster Middle
brook and wife, and they had the pleas
ure Of entertaining her and renewing old
lacauaintanceship last Monday when the
lady came up TO attend the star meeting
! Mr. Orrn Russell, who a few weeks
ago commenced work in w. NJ. Thomas
store vas taken down shortly after with
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been lying IN very serious condition at
the home of his sister, Mrs. George
Fanset. He is at present IN very
weakened condition On Monday he
was attended by Dr. Karn, who opened
an abscess and removed large amount
of pus.
Mr.. w. B. Saunders returned last
week from a visit to New York, where
his family is spending the summer at his
former home. He reports Mrs. >. ana
tho children enjoying good health, but
his father is suffering from stroke OF
naralvsis received some two years ago.
Mr.. Saunders says that the crops III the
eastern states are an absolute failure thls
yaar and will cause great hardship to
many farmers.
The good people Of the Alban church
+,,rnaa ont to social at the church Fri
dav evening and had a very pleasant time
a. which ice cream and cake We're served
oa refreshments. There was large at
tendance, but the storm coming up Rept
a number OF the party there nearly ali
n;rht The proceeds OF the affair are 70
rosanted to the Rev. Mclean, who
conducts services in the churcn every
Sunday afternoon.
numher OF the Indies who are ENJOY
inc camp life at Simpson PARK. ano "ho
narhers Of the Order OF the Eastern
Star came up last Monday evening as
visitors to Esther chapter OF this place.
rha marty consisted Of Mrs. p. /, Iauo-
man Mrs. NJ. H. Kelley, and Mrs. =. a.
Grain. Of Aberdeen, and Mrs. Z. n ner
Rod and Mrs. O. H. Gerdes, OF Eureka'
tor an exempl,tication of the degree
.norL bv the chapter, ice cream refresh
aants were served and an enjoyable So
ia, aven,ny was had by the members o.
,ha chapter and their guests, the la''ei
roturning TO the lake the next day'
p,mor had it last week when County
cnnerintendent Aldrich took his depar-
80 FOR the east that when he returned
= - would be with a first grade certifl-
..,a that would speak tor itself. Evi-
aanca ot the correctness OF the runof
80 given on Tuesday, when a
w. W. = : oars labeled "Aldrich' was DIS
n,a,ed M al the post office as kind peace
paa, n .;ar !; which the Superintendent had
ona aarad for the boys to smooth his way
o'u Ia ra,urn in the near future with
r,;aa The HERALD-ADvANcE tendeis
, congratulations to Mr.. and MRS, ,..,. -.
ar;ch. Arch and bespeaks for them near,' s1;,