The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-06-10

Center, was called to Minneapo-
lls last Sunday by the serious
illness Of her daughter.
"A. NJ. McCallister, the travel
ing man, was shaking hands
with Milbank friends last Tues
day while on one Of his business
visits.
Prof. Phillips and wife and
baby started Tuesday morning
for their old home at Brighton,
Mich, to spend the summer va
cation.
Mrs. Nolkmar and Miss Ad.
die VoIkmar left yesterday
morning for a visit to friends at
IOWatonna and other points in
Minnesota,
Mrs Geo Stover. Of South
Bend, Ind, who has for a mum
Der Of weeks been visiting with
the family of her son, DR. Robin
son, returned east the first the
week.
Mr.. G.. A. Wood has been at
Huron during the week attend
ING a meeting of the merchants
association of the state, Mr..
| Wood being president of the
state association.
Mr.. Edward Bacl1us and Mrs.
Geo Lawrence of Madison, Wis,
who had been making week or
tWo'S visit with the family OF
Mrs. George Port III this city,
retained home last Monday.
J. K. Birch, of Summit, made
this office Il pleasant call last Fri
day. Mr. Birch is at present
engaged as carpenter and con
tractor at Albee where he is kept
busy with a crew of men.
MIR. and Mrs. John Truran
and family left " Wednesday for
visit 10 the old home at Shells
burg, Wis. John expects to re
main but a short time, but Mrs.
Truran will make Il more pro
longed visit.
Mrs. ]. Fanset returned from
WatertoWn last Monday where
she had been making a short vi
sit. She was accompanied home
by Miss Josie, who with Miss
Nina from Appleton will spend
the summer vacation in Milbank.
The grand lodge +. 4 A. NJ.
will meet at Sioux Falls next
week. as will also the state bodies
Of the chapter and commandery
lin connection with the craft.
/ George Mitchell, VIII Ross, ".
4 W. DoWnie and probable a mum
Der Of other masons expect t
attend the gathering.
Mr.. A. ". Burgan, Of Pleas
ant Grove, Mimi, and a brother
Eof Mr.. John Burgan, was making
! the latter Il visit the trst OF the
/ week. Mr. Burgan is engaged
in the tombstone business, ano
/ is looking up the prospects o1
securing Big Stone granite, II
his work
At the meeting Of the granc
! lodge knights Of Pythias a
| Watertown last week, our towns
man E. Il. Benedict was elected
grand vice chancellor, the secono
! highest office in the grand lodge
His positive refusal to accept TIT
the position of grand chancellor
was the only reason he did no
receive this the highest position
in the Jurisdiction.
Assessor Kaercher is arounc
4 concentrating folks on their &C
cumulations and exhibiting ar
inouisitjve disposition that IS no
generally acceptable. This Is
about the only time Of the yeal
that we can really rejoice IN oul
own condition and commlsserat'
our neighbors. The only taxa
bic property we possess IS
black dog with one white spot OF
the breast, and he died yea1
ago last April
Quite an excitement was caus
ed Yesterday morning by th'
sudden prostrat!on Of DR.. t. 9
! & Rose with an attack OF hear
failure. The doctor was in th'
barber shop being shaved whel
he complained Of his head, ant
as the indications appeared to b
serious he Immediately ordered
stimulants from the store, Whicl
he swallowed, but notwithstand
mo this he was Frustrated III
Robinson was Immediately sum
moned, but it was over all hou
before he was in condition to b
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