The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-05-25
Miss Katie Wasom of Big
Stone City is visiting her sister
Mrs. M. NJ. Ramer.

MIS-. N. M. manner.
E. A. Norton, the new livery
man has just put in new phone
at his barn.
I John Farrell, clerk in the St.
James hotel at Appleton, visited
over Sunday with friends in this
city.
Mr.. George Empson is making
extensive improvements on his
recently purchased residence
property on First street
The w. F. M. Society will
meet with Mrs. G. L. Wood on
Friday afternoon June 1st.
Everybody is cordially invited. -
Special program.
An invitation is extended to
the County schools to participate
in the parade, on Decoration
Day. All schools cordially in-
vited
Dentist Mcbride left Monday
on one of his business trips in
North Dakota. He expects to be
absent from his home office
several weeks.
Will Emanuel is having a tus-
sci with inhammatory rheuma-
tism this week, and Miss Minnie
Emanuel is suffering from a Sc
we're throat trouble.
Miss Christiana Koch, sister of
Mrs. Henry Schafer, arrived
Thursday morning from North
Dakota for a visit and to attend
the graduating exercises.
w. /. Emily, who has been
working in Milbank the past
three mouths left for Bottineau,
N. D., Thursday, where he has
engaged work in the Star Laun-
dry.
The four high schools of Ap-
pleton, Graceville, Browns
Valley, and Ortonville, have ar
ranged for a field day" of sports
and athletic contests at Orton-
vile, Friday, May 25th.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. w. McPher-
son made trip to the reserva-
ton Sunday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Herbert Healy, and re
port the arrival Of a bright baby
girl at that home.
Mrs. J. w. Earl and daughter
of Elrod. S. D. arrived in the
city Wednesday to visit her par
en- is, Mr.. and Mrs. L.O. Aldrich,.
and also to attend the graduating
exercises.
A. W. Lounsbery, Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, made one of his
periodical visits on Monday with
Mr.. E. H. Johnson, the clothing
man. Mr.. Lounsbery represents
the extensive clothing manufac
turing house at Rochester, n. Y,
Of Michael Stern Co.
| Mr.. Frank F. Hamilton, of
Minneapolis, representing the
Minneapolis Journal, was apleas-
ant caller at this office Wednes-
day. Mr.. Hamilton reports to
us that most of the republican
pencil pushers are lobbying at
the convention in Sioux Falls
this week.
While Mrs. J. G, Trapp, who
resides out in the country, was
in Mittelstadt's store Monday,
and her horse hitched in front Of
the store, the latter became
frightened at flying paper and
J broke loose, running up on the
sidewalk and badly damaging
the buggy which was nearly new
! J. @. Thayer has been appoint
ed overseer at the cemetery and
has men at work cleaning and
, beautifying the grounds. He is
being assisted by committee
I'll luulCo Ill Vic lul UllCA VOL LII
portant work of collecting funds
! to meet the expense of labor up
on the grounds, and every per-
, son interested in the cemetery,
and citizens generally, should
promptly contribute towards
this commendable enterprise.
+ John Hildreth, one of the
pioneer settlers in Georgia Twp,
who sold out q few years ago and
has since lived with his children,
residing in Brookings county,
of this state, and at Clarissa,
MINI, arrived Thursday from
the latter place and will visit in
this vicinity for short time.
! Major Nathan P. Johnson,
; agent at Sisseton Indian Agency,
, spent Wednesday in this city,
accompanied by his daughter,