The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-07-14

help is gong to be scarce this
year.
Miss Anna Croal, Miss Jennie
Weis and Miss Lillian Dreuckel
are spending a short vacation al
the lake.
Alfred Mortell, the machine
man of Revillo was up on busi
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. Hoag of Minneapolis is
making a visit of a number ot
weeks with her friend Mrs.
Downie.
J. G. Elliot and family are
among those who have taken up
their residence at Simpson park
this week.
Miss Bauer, of the Mittel
staedt store, is going on a vaca-
ton visit to her home in St. Paul,
next week,
A bunch of beautiful roses
We're presented to the baby in
the HERALD office last week by
Mrs. Edward Johnson.
Mr. VIII Enos last Tuesday
purchased the interest of E. San
ford in the meat market busi-
ness of Shad & Co., and the new
firm will hereafter conduct the
business.
Mr. Howard Molm and family
of Morristown, who have been on
visit to friends in Grant and
Roberts counties for the past
couple of weeks leave for their
Minnesota home tomorrow.
A crowd Of Milbank people
took the train yesterday morn
ing for Ortonville to take in the
Ringing circus. The two coach
es, baggage and express cars
were crowded with the excur-
sionists.
Mrs. NJ Bornholdt of LeSeuer
Center, Mimi, mother of Mrs
L. Lind Of Grant Center, came
last week on a visit to the latter
having just previously been Wis
iting with friends at Beaver
Falls and Redwood
There was great rejoicing at
FIX Supt. Aldrich 5 home last
Friday, all on account Of the arri-
val Of q fine pound boy who
put in an appearance on that day
and filed a homestead claim on
the affections of the family
In Il short visit at the farm of
the Hall brothers in Big Stone
township q week or so ago we
had the pleasure of seeing some
very fine dairy stock of Guern
sey strain, among them being a
splendid specimen OF a thorough
bred bull and a number of cows
Mr.. George Merry who re-
turned from Minneapolis week
on 50 ago has purchased the E. II.
Benedict residence on Fifth
street. Mr.. Merry on his recent
trip TO the cities was considering
the advisahility Of taking up his
residence there. We are pleased
TO see that he has decided to con
tinue his home in Milbank for
some time at least.
The German people Of the
United Evangelical church III the
vicinity Of Twin Brooks are pre-
pairing to build a church, and
Rev. H Borchardt is now en-
gagged in taking up subscriptions
for that purpose. The building
will be located on the
julius Fenner farm IN section
35 Of kilborn township, and will
be 26x3s feet, with steeple 81
feet III height.
The finishing touches are
being put upon the handsome
new brick store building Of Mr..
Gamble, and the new merchants,
Johnson & Co, Of Elg'n, Iowa,
with their stock of gentlemen $
clothing, are expected this week.
The second story Of the building
has been fitted up into two nice
sets of office rooms, and the
front apartments will be occu-
pied by the law firm OF Gam bic <
Fuller. who have already moved
into their new apartments.
A number OF the cattle and
horses in the pasture of q. Il.
Green near Twin Brooks We're
taken with some malignant dis
ease, dying in a few hours after
becoming affected. DR.. Gushing
Of Twin Brooks, while dissecting
and making an examination OF
one Of the diseased animals, had
one Of his hands poisoned, some
Of the infected blood getting into
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