The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-27

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Miss Mary Creaser, of Britton,
S. D., is the guest of Miss Gertie
Stone.
F. E. Haraden, of Troy, was
a county seat visitor Wednes-
day.
Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at Z per cent straight.
Can pay as you wish.
Try Farley's Florentine Enam-
ell for inside work on your
houses-it is much nicer than
paint.
The cellar and foundation have
been made for the new brick
residence of David Gamble.
The railroad carpenter crew
have been at work during the
week repairing the round house.
The Imperial dill pickles are
prepared by a new process for
summer keeping. Ask Schafer
for them.
W. w. Reeves, the cattle man
will ship FIVE carloads of cattle
anG hogs to the st. Paul market
Monday.
The county com missioners
have had a good stretch of hitch
ing posts put in at the court
house for the convenience of
visitors to that ms titution.
The Milbank camp, M. W. A.
will hold a special meeting Sat
urday night for work, and all
members are requested to be
present, as business of impor-
tance as we'll as degree work is
to be discussed.
Last evening being the ami
versary Of the institution of
American Odd Fellowship, the
event was recognized by the
members Of Sylvan lodge with a
social gathering at the hall, where
a short program of a literary
and musical character was pre-
sented, followed by light refresh
ments. Among the very pleas
ant features of the entertain
ment was number Of selections
Of mandolin and guitar music
furnished by the twin musicians.
little Miss Moore and Master
Moore. The evening was thor
oughly enjoyed by all present.
Conductor Lyon, who has
been more or less connected
and interested in church and
evangelistic work in Milbank,
was given a farewell reception
:, at the M. E. church Thursday
evening by his church friends.
With the change in the train
service which takes place next
week SANDY connection
with Milbank will cease for some
time as his run will be entirely
between Minneapolis and Aber-
deem. In recognition of this fact
a very enjoyable service OF
prayer, song and testimony was
held as a fitting testimonial OF
the good will and christian
fellowship existing between Mr..
Lyon and the Milbank people.
Two very interesting adress-
es were made at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday by Miss Wilma H.
Rouse, who had spent a number
of years as a missionary at Foo
chow China, and who is at present
enjoying vacation from her
foreign work by visit to her
home land. Miss Rouse is a
Minnesota young woman, OF
Lakefield, in that state, her
father being an old acquaintance
and army comrade Of Thos.
Fitch Of our city. The young
lady is a pleasant speaker, and
her story OF Chinese life and
mission work among that
peculiar people is interesting to
fascination, and the large con
gregation that greeted her at the
evening service was deeply
impressed with her words. Al
the close Of the service q
branch Of the Woman's Mission
ary Society was organized with
about twenty members and the
following officers: Mrs. J. W
Bell, president; Mrs. Henry
Schafer, vice-president; Miss
Nuna Shannon, cor. secretary
Miss Ethel McCollum, recording
secretary; Mrs G. L. Wood
| treasurer.
Notice to WOrkmen.
There will be special meet
ing. Security Lodge, No. Z, A. Q
lit w m Monday evening. Anri