The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-07-29

ool ldSb MOuuay.
Levi Schnabel is placing a
stone foundation under his build
lngs on Second avenue.
Mr.. G.. A. Kern's little baby
daughter has been dangerously
i'll, but is now improving.
Mrs. ]. W. Barnes of Chicago,
and Mrs. G. Reddick of Iowa,
are visiting with Mrs. H. G.. Port
and other friends in the city.
And now there S John Burk-
hardt, just as proud as a Span
lsh grandee, and all because of
the arrival of a little son at his
home last Friday.
The members of the Episcopal
Sunday school and friends en-
joyed Tuesday on a picnic to
Hartford, reporting a very
! pleasant time.
DIR. Robinson reports that
| Mrs. Albert k0epke Of Grant
Center, who was very seriously
i'll Il short time ago, is recover
ing.
Miss HeWson, an acquaintance
of Mrs. G. IL. Kim ball Of Elmira,
who has been teaching in the
county for some time, took her
departure for her home at Stacy,
Mimi, last Tuesday
A special train bearing Asst.
Supt. Underwood, Division Supt'
Fox and a party Of elevator rep
resentatives passed through to
the west Wednesday morning
looking over the wheat situation.
The telephone line from Re
villo has been completed and
connected with the ZeitloW Sys-
tenn at Thomas store. A phone
has also been put in at the court
house, so that the people of Re
villo and the other towns con
nected with the telephone can
secure direct communication
with the several county officers.
The Blooming Valley school
township publishes its financial
statement in another column.
The law requires that these
statements be published in a
newspaper or by posting The
newspaper is the proper and
preferable mode of making a
publication in this age of the
world,
The Pioneer Press Of last Sat
urday reports the return OF a
party Of ten from the Copper
river country, who were on their
way back TO Southern Illinois.
| They report that no gold had
been found III the Copper river
country that they could learn OF,
and they became discouraged at
tie prospects before them and
the hardships already endured.
Mr.. Neuenburg, the lumber
man states that his partner,
Rabbi Helms, who went with the
18th Minnesota to Chickamauga,
has sent in his resignation as
| lieutenant, with the intention OF
coming home at an early day.
Mr.. Helms was quite ANXIOUS 10
serve his country with the com
pany of which he was an ottlcer
at the time of its acceptance IN
the JJ. S. service, but his con
tinued poor health warns hlm
that he would be untitled for the
duties and hardships of cam
paign in the tropics.
Mr.. f. Boeder, who has been
for a long time connected With
the Mittelstaedt store as sales
man. is about to move to South
Shore, his former home, where
if the prospects are reasonably
assuring he intends to open up a
general store and engage IN bus
ness for himself Mr.. Boeder
Is a gentleman who merits the
esteem and confidence OF all who
enioy his acquaintance and his
Milbank friends will wish him
abundant success should he con-
clude to embark in the business
purposed.
We are in receipt of cards max
inc announcement Of the mar
rage of Miss Zella H. Havens
and Rev. Paul G. Sheperske at
the home Of the brides parents
in Alban township, on Wednes
day, Aug. 3 at 9p. N. The bride
i the daughter Of Mr.. L. Havens,
one Of the successful farmers OF
Alban township, and the groom
is the pastor Of the M. 3. church
at Gary, young man who under
physical difficulties Of a peculiar
" embarrassing character be