The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-14
bNE HAPPENINGS.

Lat Thursday No. l Northern
b. ,, Gee,
|allon Creamery cans at Wood
non Is Healy have just put new
stack on the ir plowshop.
ION the dentist will close his Mil
Mice from June 17th until July
John +. Eastman one Of Mil
early settlers is in town attending
court.
Leonard Williams of st. Paul,
hing visit to old friends and
pors in the city.
j. L Truran aud baby left for
h home in ShulIsburg, Wis, yes
for a few weeks visit.
Milbsnk NJ. f. Sunday school
Inioy their annual picnic a. the
bn Monday the Gath inst.
grand lodge Free and a ccepted
his for the jurisdiction Of South Da.
4 in sessi on a, Pierre this week.
Father Browne went east Mo n
b attend the golden jubilee OF the
bic university OF Notre Dame. at
b Bend. Ind.
c. Jones former Milbankite, was
bwn the first OF the we elk, with his
Warren, who goes on visit TO his
q PARENTS at the island
les Olive Mcbride. who is engaged As
her in one OF the Minneapolis public
bis, is spending her vacation with
PARENTS and friends in Milbank.
les Maggie Young returned home
Frankfort Wednesday, where she
(een in charge Of the millinery de-
|ment OF j. G. Ferris s. Co.
: account OF repairs going on in the
(rh the Congregational Sunday
Dol will meet at the usual hour in
Adveot church. The bell will ring
tall as usual.
he season for Gar den Tools, Screen
Is, Paints and Oils, Poultry Netting
Planters, Fish Poles, Flower Pots
her Rifles, is hear and you will find
very best at Wood Bros.
|ruecker the general merchant, and
der, the boot and shoe man, have
repainting the fronts Of their build
this week, and DR.. Rose has also
using the paint brush literally in
drug store.
liss Ida, daughter OF w. T. Burman.
has been attending the deaf and
b school ut Farlbault, Mimi, re-
led home Wednesday. Nr Burman
family are expecting to attend the
'entists camp meeting at Madison,
ch commences this week.
70 have number of copies OF the Big
40 Lake Annual, giving q description
ae lske and the dates and other in
sting Information in regard to the
,erlngs at the lake this year. They
tor free distribution and can be had
'aliing at this office.
Il. John Burgan has been receiving
congratulations Of his friends this
X. During visit TO Tower City,
D., on the 9Th inst, he was united
marriage to Mrs. Eta Huber OF that
'e. Mr.. and Mrs. Burgan returned
heir home in Milbank last Monday.
II. y. A. Wood accompanied by his
ghter Alice and Miss Florence FL
departed Tuesday to attend the
lmencement exercises Ut Carlton col
>, Northfeld, this week. The two
ng ladies' will spend a short time
friends IN St. Paul before return
r. NJ. L. Ecker, who has been spend
q month or more at Topeka, Kan,
lrned home last week. Mr.. Ecker had
'emplated moving to Kansas, but ow-
10 the depression IN business there
gwen up the idea and will probably
'ain IN Grant county, where the crop
spects are Of the most promising char
or.
ne Merchants Bank will insure you
INST hail in the reliable ST. Paul Fire
Marine insurance Co. In case ol
mere IS no waiting until fall ior
pay, YOUR crops are adjusted ana
at the time Of loss. We refer %
" farmers in Grant county who have
'osses; no one can say word DuI
ise. The Indications tor June are
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