The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-01

siiie was Gaining on VIII EnOS an(
family yesterday.
The Catholic ladies will have
a social at the hotel St. Huber,
on Tuesday evening. Septem be,
D. Everybody cordially invited
Miss Kate Schnacke, the Bis
stone City postmistress, was the
guest of Rev. kellar and famjI,
Whlte at the county seat yester
day
The ladies OF the Congregation
al church will hold a sale o1
homemade foods on Main stree,
next Saturday afternoon, Sept.
ond
The close season for chickens
ended last night, aud to-day the
hunters are scattered around all
over the country, and there is a
great slaughter Of the innocents.
Grandma Hoig, who has been
enjoying a visit in the editor 5
Iamliy for the past month OF two
returns to her home in Ninneap %
Obs today
Next Monday is labor day. If
the weather IS auspicious the
tlreshlng outfits will observe il
with q full head of steam and the
separator cylinder going round.
Miss Hattie Smither, who had
been spending a week at her
former home ia Milbank, the
guest Of Mrs. 9 W, Prevey, re
turned TO Evanston, HIS, yester
day
Mr. and Mrs. Smead and Miss
omead parents and sister Of Mrs
| 4 Midd.e0ro0k, who haze been
spending the summer with Mrs.
All-.alebrook, returned To their
Wisconsin home yesterday
| Charles Brant, of Big Stone
was up visiting his brother Mon
| day previous to going to Mime
apoiis, where he will take the
academic course at the Mime
apolis university
\ little son Of Mr. Way living
east Of Elmira fell ia the barn
and dislocated his elbow one day
last week. +Dr Fanset reset the
limb and the boy is getting along
al right.
Mr.. VIII Hollands, principal Of
the Kenyon, Mimi, schools. has
been spending part of tie VEGA
tion with his parents and enjoy
| ing i visit with his old Milbank
friends
Roy Faifchiid, who has been
working for VIM. Cleveland for
a number of weeks past, return
ed to his home at Renville, Minn.
Wednesday He was accompaa
led by little Katie Let's, who goes
for a few daIs visit with the
F'airchild family.
Among the young people who
are going away to school IS Mas
ter Wallace Wood, VINO left Wed
nesday to attend the Pllsbufy
| academy at OWatonna. Miss hd
ma Wood also expects TO leave III
a short time TO attend the
school at lIamline
John A. Monro Of Wilmot, was
down Wednesday, attending TO
some business matters III rela-
tion to the erection of a new bank
building al Wilmot John is bet
terlooklngand is also more atten-
tive to the ladies than he was
when We used to care for him at
Big Stone
The state association OF Chris
tian Endeavor was held AT Aber-
deem last week, and the Milbank
Enacavor society was represent
ed bv Rev. G. \. Fitch and Mrs.
Fitch, Miss Ruby Aldrich, Rob
ert Nichol anu Mr.. and Mrs t.
Horton The Iilhank delegates
report a highly interesting ana
profitable gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Abbott,
who recently made an overland
trip to Alexander, Mimi, write
that they had a rainy time q i
on their 10 miles Journey, but
have had a nice outing notWlth-
/ standing. and think that portion
Of Minnesota very fine, partlc-
| ularly the many beautiful lakes
in that section Of country Mr..
and Mrs. A expect toarrlve nome
Tuesday next week.
Mrs. Martins received a letter
from her son Cliff Dickerson last
week stating that he was about y,
TO receive his discharge With
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