The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-26

day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Wadsworth of
River Falls, Wis, are visiting their
sons, G. +. and l.. Amsden Of Madi-
son Twp.
No charge for papers, no bonus. no
expect charges or nonsense of any
kind when making loans of Bleser x
kasson.
Mr.. Nels Forsborg, deputy county
treasurer, besides building nice new
residence, has been presented with a
fine healthy young son of comely fea-
lures and well-behaved.
! The German Evangelical people
have purchased lot l. in block 81,
which adioins the house Of Chas Sui
cliff on the north, and they intend to
erect a church thereon at AN early day.
Mrs. w. J. Oeher of Big Stone City
was appointed grand outside guardian
at the meeting of the state Assembly
| on 1teDehdu , dl l1dio ItHC WYNN "A
very complimentary recognition OF
the Big Stone lodge.
Mr.. G.. w Hawes has moved from
| his former home to the dwelling house
on Main street formerly occupied by
| II. H. Green. who has moved into his
own building ON Grant street north OF
the E. 5. Healy home.
The ladies of the Congreg ational
church vii serve hot lunch on Me-
mortal day, in a tent next to the post
| Office They will have for sale new
cook book prepared by themselves.
| Look out for the cook book.
Mrs. y. Warning had the mis-
fortune while on a visit to sisseton
last week to misstep while getting in
to buggy and fractured one of her
ribs. The bone was reset and she IS
now getting along nicely, although
| She was disabled for about a week.
The handsome little invitations ana
programs of the High School COM
meneelnent exercises were printed at
the HERALD ADVANCE office, and they
are generally conceded to be the neat
est things of the kind turned out for a
Milbank graduating class.
IL. Priest attended the Woodman $
| picnic held at an island short dis
tance from Granite Falls last Tuesday
at which he made an extended address
on woodcraft There was a good at
tendance. many of the camps OF vest
ern Minnesota, OF which district, Mr..
/ Priest is state organizer, being repre-
sented with many choppers.
Mr.. Ralph Helms, Of the Helms. Neu-
enberg lumber company, who has been
spendino several months on the Paelf-
ic coast and in Mexico, returned the
first of the week. and has now settled
down to business after a most delight
full vacation.
a report was sent in to the daily
papers that the little son OF John
HetTernan who was so badly injured
last week bv the kick OF horse hao
died. We are pleased TO state thai
this is not the case, but the boy Is II
very promising condition for re
covery.
Drayman Mcpherson now has new
! and handsome set of tracks behind hi
lately purchased team OF horses, ant
the outfit makes a very fine appear
ance. ..Mack's dray' is one of th'
institutions of the town, and all ar
pleased to see the proprietor prosper
ing.
CT. Oehler, of Grant Center, Is anoth
er farmer who is up in arms because o
) the destruction of his turkey flock b.
dogs from town. They have alread,
killed nine of his birds and destroye'
the nests of others. Gottlelb has no
= vet had a chance to use his gun, but
, waiting for an opportunity to do SO.
GEORGE +. Reynolds, fofmerl
;. passenger conductor on the Il. & II
road. and well known to most OF ou
! Milbank people, has purchased a
interest in a livery business IN Mime
q apolis. The firm name IS Wilson
q REYNOLDS. and the stables are locate
at Is Washington avenue north, Whef
Mr.. REYNOLDS will be pleased to hav
any and all Of his old Milbank at
ouaintances call upon him when the
are in the city.
An unusually pleasant event too
\ place at the home of Mr.. Carl Loraf
; lin Big Stone township, on the evenln
h Of MAY I'D, when their daughter, MIS-
, Clara Loratf was married to Mr.. Hel
4 ~ Bartz, the service being performe
by Rev. DR.. Shetland OF Ortonvlll
: Some 40 or SO invited guests wei
4 present, and right royal time EMO,
! ed by all The father OF the bride
!, one of the pioneers OF the county na