The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-10-13

nm with water for his gasoline.
engine.
Mr.. John Funk, All old soldier
OF Alban township, has recently
been granted a pension of s6 a
month.
Mr., G. Prevey and wife, of
Beardsley, Minnesota, have been
visiting with friends ia Milbank
for a few days past.
Mr.. [. f, Sartf, of Bowerville.
Minnesota, who is interested in
farms III kilbOrn township, is up
looking after his affairs here.
S. S. Lockharc has a seven
room dwelling house for sale.
Good we'll and cistern. Also va
cant lots in all parts Of the city.
The degree Of honor will hold
a card social at the 4. O. L. w.
hall Thursday evening, Oct. 19,
to which everybody is invited.
DR. Kriesel who recently pur
chased the lot on the corner Of
First avenue and Fifth street will
build a residence upon it in the
spring.
viii Hicks has accepted a
position as collector for the Mil
waukee Harvester company with
territory in western Minnesota,
and headquarters at Appleton.
Mrs. +. Emanuel and her sis
n-laW, Mrs. L. Seivika, and
neice, Miss Lydia Leibing, leave
| this week for an extended visit
among friends in l. e S G uer
county, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. H, Hevener Of
Al5an township enjoyed their
tin wedding celebration Monday
evening last, at which there was
a large gathering of friends at
their home, a great rattle Of tin
ware Of all descriptions, and a
most enjoyable supper.
Quite a number of the Mil
bankers went down to the Min
neapolis celebration, among them
being Thos. Fitch, ID. b.
Nichols. Mesdames J. ?. Jones,
J. A. Williams, G. A. Freyey, J,
N. Stafford, j Bosvorth and
daughter Della, and Mr.. II. ".
Bailey and wife, and Miss Nettie
Phelps.
Mr.. John Hicks is making pref.
arations to start on d trip 10 his
boyhood 5 home in England next
Wednesday. He expects to make
a short visit with a brotheratA Au-
burn. New York, aud will sail on
the Majestic, of the White Star
line. about the 25th. Mr.. Hicks
friends all wish him an enJoya-
BILE trip and a safe return. tie
expects to be gone ABOUT SIX
mo tbs.
The little nephew of Roadmas-
fer Phelan, who with his mother
was visiting the Phelan famliJ
a short time ago, and was suffer
mo from the quinsy, was taken 70
/ Monteyideo where q surgical OPP
GRAFTON was performed upon
him. with the hopes Of saving
III, life. but all to 40 avail as the
child died Wednesday. He was
a twin boy six years Of age.
As will be seen in another
column Mr.. M L. Ecker, the
fuel man is ready for business 10
tbe wood and coal line, and Will
he pleased to see all his old pat
rons and the public generally
and GIVE them good treatment
both in quality Of fuel and ~
prices.
Mr. Herman Richter OF Grant
Center. received word the tlrst
of the week of the death OF Mr..
/ a. +. Baker Of Champlin, Mum.
The deceased was one OF the
early settlers in this county, ana
nreempted the land now owned
by Mr.. Richter. Until the las.
few wears, when his health failed
he was in the habit OF making
visits TO this country about once
4 wear. The funeral under the
anspices of the Masonic lodge OF
Champlin, took place on the llth'
inst.
number of the Milbank rod
and gun club went up to the lake
country north Of Webster Wed
nesday, on duck hunt. The
marty was equipped with every
thing necessary for good time
including two large tents fol
for sleeping and cooking pur
nnsesand provisions for, a ter