The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-07-10

Ia this city.
Inc M. Il. Sunday school are arranp-
l"e 10 nave their annual picnic at Simp-
son park on Tuesday the 81 inst
Mrs. s. B. Eddy, of MINNEAPOLIS. is
making a visit to her niece, Mrs. NJ. L.
Ecker, and other friends in the city.
Rev. F. w. Nazarene and family. Of
Aberdeen, expect to come down to the
lake next week fol a couple of weeks
| visit.
Arthur Fisher, who was taken sick
last week, is having a run OF typhoid
fever, and has been in quite serious
condition.
Eugene Bleser, who has been studying
medicine at Rusk college, Chicago, came
home the first OF the week, his mother
being seriously i'll.
Miss Amanda Lundberg returned
from Big Stone City and vicinity, whore
she had been enjoying couple OF weeks
outing, Yesterday
Louis Baily. who has been working
at the printing business II St. Paul, is
home on a visit to his parents Mr.. end
Mrs. II. W. Bailly.
The Misses Malish, are removing their
bakery and restaurant from the Hurlbut
building to the GIomstad building next
door north of Bleser's drug store.
Some of the Butter makers went to
Twin Brooks last Monday evening to
arrange game of base ball for Saturday,
at the ball tournament at that place.
Mrs A. Walworth, of Roberts county,
was the guest of Mrs ". W. Downie
Monday afternoon while on her way to
visit her old home at Morrls,own, Mimi
| Bert Howdeshel, who worked as a
printer in this city some eight years ago,
has recently located III Watertown, where
he is conducting the Journal OF that city.
! The Misses Emma and Helen Carrlck.
who have been teaching at West Super
| ior, Wis, came home last week to spend
their vacation with their Milbank
friends.
Mrs. Wm. Booth and her sister, Miss
Kate Mclean, returned last Tuesday
morning from the twin cities, where. IN
company with Mr.. Booth, they enjoyed a
glorious Fourth.
A. M. Hagan, of Melrose, on Monday
commenced harvesting q fine held OF
winter rye. It was in excellent condl-
ton, and OF splendid growth and prom
ses magnificent yield.
The Elliot store is closed for few
davs, while an inventory Is being taken
preparatory to the change OF propneters'
Messrs. Stone & Sullivan, the new pro-
prietors expect TO open July l4th.
Mr.. J N. Johnson, Of Minneapolis,
son Jaw Of Mr. J. T. Corskle, accom-
panied With his wife and children are
visiting the Corskie family. Mrs.
Johnson will remain tor some time.
Mr.. o. r. Antelman, of Aberdeen
brought his family down to Mllbank the
first of the week, where they enjoyed g
visit with their kinsman, q. W. Antel-
man, and will take an outing at the lake
before returning home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. DR.. J. w. Ross arrived
in town last Wednesday from months
Iouting on Big Stone lake. They nc
doubt had grand old time, as that IS
what Doc. usually has on an occasion Of
this kind
Mr.. Homer Burgan, who is employed
in the Epworth hospital at Minneapolis
and who IS also medical student at the
university, is home enjoying vacation
of a few weeks with his Milbank friends
Ha has been joined by friend from the
oity. DR.. Bishop, who will enjoy the out
ing with him.
We are Indicted to the Twin BROOKS
cheese factory for sample OF their very
excellent product. Grant County Is
ranidly becoming known for the excel.
,oncv Of its dairy products. Butter ano
cheese are becoming important factors
| in the county's products, and the msn
ona,ity Of these articles is rapidly giving
our county an enviable reputation.
| James Moore, who for some time has
baen making collection OF South La
kofa products, grasses. grams, and wild
animals and birds for exhibition II Cne
eastern states, LETT Monday night for
vermont, with his exhibit, description
/ ..:L 10 rrintad q few weeks ago.