The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-05-19
County convention June 10.

ing with Milbank friends.
Do not forget the bargains a
Stone & Sullivan
j. w. Johnson is enlarging his
barn and stable.
Helms Nuremberg & Co. can
save you money on paint. Try
them.
Station A gent Laughlin of Ap le-
ton was up visiting his Milbank
friends Wednesday.
A fall in temperature last Fri
day formed ice quite thick by
Saturday morning,
Ladies of the w. r. G.. will
have dinner at the court house
on Decoration day.
Miss Sue Little of Wilmot was
visiting with the family of
Deputy Sheriff Crawford and
other friends last Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Warning
returned from Sisseton last
Tuesday, where they had been
visiting with their son for two
weeks past.
The annual SESSION of the Con
gregational church of S. Oak. will
be held with the church az Aber-
deem May %, 25. Mr.. G. A. Wood
will read paper on management
of church finances.
Mr.. E. J. Hinman of Woodville,
Wis, a kinsman of Sheriff Jen
ningsis out on a visit tothe latter,
and may possibly remain in the
county and make his home here
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Geer Of
Graceville and Mrs. Flood Of
Beardsley have been visiting
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Shannon of this city. Mrs. Flood
who was accompanied by her
two children will remain few
days longer. -
Mrs. A. J. Bleser was enjoying
a visit yesterday from her broth
er, Mr.. T. E. Sullivan Of Chi
cago, whois travelling for horse
shoe firm of that city, and took
advantage of being up this way
TO have a visit with Milbank
friends. -
l$An alarm Of fire was turned
in yesterday morning, but luck
| ily the fire proved simply to be
the burning Of a barrel OF kero-
sene that had become mixed with
gas soline, and which it was desir-
able to get out OF the way.
Mr.. C. A. Lawrence of Troy
was spending a couple OF days
in town during the week. Mr..
Lawrence says the growing crops
got quite a severe set back
in his locality by last week S
frost.
Henry Noble, Frank Brown
and G. w. Bickelhaupt Of Aber
deen were spending few days
at the lake the first of the week
as an advance guard of Aberdeen
people who are to come doWr
later.
Cards have been issued fOl
the marriage of Mr.. Berth D
Gamble Of this city, and Miss
Helen Sherwood Howell of Fred
erick, to take place in that city
on May oath. The groom is ont
Of Milbanks respected citizens
a member of the law firm O.
Gamble 4 Fuller, and his many
friends. here extend to him theil
congratulations on this importan
legal suit which he is about Il
bring to such a successful issue
The cards announce that th'
newly welded couple will be "a
home in Milbank after Jun'
18th, when our people will b.
pleased to welcome them to Mil
bank social life.
/ Rev. E. Payson Hammond, tn
well known evangelist, havin.
to come to Milbank on othe
business held a series Of uniol
meetings at the Methodist Epis
copal and Congregational church
es commencing Sunday mornin!
with service in the NJ. T
church, followed by an AFTERNOON
service for the children Of tn
, Sabbath schools at 3 o'clock q
the Congregational. In the eve
ming a union service followed
+ special anniversary Epwort
, League meeting, and large O.
, tendance and interested aud
, ences were observable at tn