The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-06-16

G.. H. JOY, of the firm of Schafer &
JOY, returned from trip to the cities
last Saturday.
Amos Hevener of Alban has just
finished an addition to his house and
is now building a fine large barn.
A. Fl. Antelman and wife have
have moved into the Geinsbach house
recently purchased by Mr.. Blood.
Frances Weeks. the night clerk in
the Hotel St. Hubert is seriously i'll.
ROY Lee acts as clerk during Mr..
Week S illness.
Mrs. George Johnson of Wilmot re-
turned home Monday after short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Johnson.
f. w. A. Poppe has purchased the
Alfred Mortell Cottage at Simpson
Park, and is making some reat inn
provements expecting to spend the
summer at the lake.
For Chautauqua programs call at
this Office: send some to your friends
and let them know the good things
they can see, hear, and partake Of
at Big Stone Lake this year.
Miss Nellie Thomas and Mr.. M. E.
Miller Of Minneapolis are visiting
friends and attending land matters in
Grant county.
Geo. Weber, who recently moved
into the Nord house, reports new
boy at his house which arrived We'd
nesday.
Masters George and Harry Lindsey
started last night for Wisconsin to
spend their summer vacation with
their grandparents.
Miss Josie Armstrong, VINO has
been living in Missouri for number
of years is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
T. DeSilva and other friends at her
former home.
Miss da Peterson, who was one of
the graduates of the class OF ,99, has
gone up to Roberts Co., to keep house
for her father and brother on the
farm home.
The Ladies of the Methodist Society
congregated at the church Thursday
and with the assistance of
some male help gave the church a
thorough cleaning.
Mrs. Robert Dabach of St. Paul is
visiting with the family of Chas.
Hevener of Alban township. Mr..
Debach and Paul Heyener are expect
ed in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thorndike
drove up from Big Stone yesterday
60 fnu
panied by Mr.. Albert Herrick, of
Champlain, Mimi, who is visiting
them.
John Moshier, of the w. NJ.
Campbell stock commission company
Of St. Paul, was around with j. \.
Williams last week looking over the
stock interests in this locality last
week.
Mr.. Arthur Rachel of Minneapolis
is visiting at the home of Aaron Won
Wald. Mr.. Rachel is attending a
school of oratory, and although young
he enjoys very popular place among
entertainers and orators.
Mrs. w. B. Saunders has been
spending the week in st Paul and
Minneapolis. and will return by way
Of Faribault, accompanied by Karl
Hapseood who has been attending the
Shattuck school
L. Hebert will run a stage to
Simpson park daily for the season.
leaving Milbank at a. III. and Slmp-
son Park at 6 p. m. Persons wishing
transportation or to send anything on
the stage can leave word at Fisher i
Phelan's.
Street Commissioner sutclit1 is
having some good substantial street
crossings put down IN several parts
Of the city and some OF the old wood
culverts are being exchanged for til
drainage to the streets.
There was a very pleasant reception
at the home Of Emet McCollum Of
Willow Bend, last Thursday evening,
given by the people Of that vicinity
TO the pastor, Rev. Bradley, and his
wife. We understand that about
SO was realized to apply on the pas
tors salary.
The many friends Of Mr.. G. Yenny.
and particularly the old soldiers and
old settlers Of Grant county, will be
sorry to learn Of the recent death Of
that gentleman, at his home in South
Carolina. Mr.. Yenny was for many
years resident Of Grant county and
was known and respected by a large
circle of friends.
MIR. Phillip Silcher of Portland,
Ore, an old Grant county resident Is
visiting his many friends for time.
Mr.. Silcher says that in all his
travels to and from the Pacific coast
he has not seen a ii e r farming
country than we have right here in
Grant county.
Geo. Dodge, who works forGuy Me
Collum had the misfortune to have
the team he was driving run away
with him while they were hitched to a
drag, ,inhis effort to stop the team he fell
on the drag infiicting a very painful
wound on his hand. The horses ran
into a tree in such manner as 10
stop them without further damage.
At the regular meeting of the Sylvan
lodge Of Odd Fellows last Tuesday
evening, Rev. @. Williams was invit-
| ca to be present and before the open
| mo Of the work Of the lodge, Past
| Grand Pasco, on behalf of the lodge,
presented the minister with an en-