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

home HAPPENINGS.
Fheat- -62c.
kotographer Eddy made business
10 w Watertown Wednesday.
= Peterson. the laundry-man has
nlaced a new steam boiler in his
dry.
Will F,nos is improving his
on Third street by erecting a
on the front of the building.
sG. T. Reetz, the Revillo merchant
M looking after little business
county seat last Friday.
ftlob Oehler has little girl
nine wears from the children S
at Sioux Falls. whom he expects
! Iopt into his family.
IL Ethel House, who has been
S7Si Sing with her sister, Mrs. Fred
aaf1A for some months past, returned
|x1S kNr home in Albert Lea last Tues
SS l,e ladies of the Catholic society
S$f1f arrve coffee and sandwiches and
f4e cream and cake on Decoration
NIJkys In CANDLES new building on
Main street.
Mrs. Barney Rush, who lives on a
farm northeast of the city, was quite
seriously injured last unday by hav-
inc the trap door of the cellar fall up
on her.
VIM. Hollands is advertising his
house near the mill for sale. He
has leased his interest in the wind mill
to Robert Nichol and expects to move
TO Mitchell, where his son lives.
Messrs. Fairchild& & Meehegan, N. J.
Bleser. George e. Middlebrook, G.. l..
Wood, and number Of others of our
city people are going to drive Stude-
baker Bros. Buggies and Phaetons
this summer.
Mr.. Will Braggins who is attending
Che law department OF the Minnesota
University is home on a visit to his
& ,ther and friends in Milbank, to
znain until the fall term commences.
Fhe grand lodge and district lodge
VI Good Templars will meet at W ater-
~ lime Goth 2lst. and 22nd, and
"a good opportunity will be pre-
\ ted for all members OF Good Temp
slodpes in this locality to attend.
II. Thomas Thompson of Revillo,
e up Monday and accompanied
&c. A. Wood to Aberdeen, where
90 in attendance upon the state
Dciation of the Congregational
eches assembled in that city this
d. Lyon. one of the Waterfowl
nds who was over Monday, Is q
ner newspaper man, but instead o.
xino after the intellectual and NOR
wants of the people of Watertown
Is now engaged in supplying then
good water, being superlntenaen
he city's waterWOrks. IN his leisure
hnents for amusement he works
hak. Of which he is a skilled master
on his visit here he took sevefa
bups of stars and other things Q
crest. His experience in newspaper
rk has qualified him with an aDund
stock Of patience that fits him TO
Is pastime, and it is SAID that M
litter how great the provocatlon ~
ver permits any annoyance 70 max
hi ratified or s.red-headed.
"a very interesting series OF meeting
as held by the young people OF tn
pworth League at the sup-dlstrlc
Invention last Saturday and Sunday
Big Stone City. A number OF ex
l]ent naners were read and discus
ons of a helpful, inspiring characte
Ere had. The Big Stone City churc
self has an unusually large numbe
earnest, active young people, an
elegates were present from Slsseton
ilmot, Milbank and OrtOnvllle. -
unday morning Rev. DR.. Shellan
Ortonville preached a most insplr
hg sermon, in relation to characte
nilding, and the lessons so eloquent
and impressively presented IN IN
lscourse, if worked into the lives {
pc young men and women OF to-da
ould be of untold value to the mar
god and womanhood of the future.