The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-06-29

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loans at Z per cent straight.
Can pay as you wish.
Hon. A. G. Somers was in town
Wednesday, taking home a wind
mill for his brothers. farm.
Miss Siblyl Sammis and Ed.
mund Vance Cook are two great
entertainers for July 4th at
Chautauqua.
Miss Harriet Lockhart who
recently graduated from the
Winona Normal school, returned
home last week.
Grandpa w. Deits started of
for Wahpeton last week, where
he expects to remain until after
the fourth Of July.
The Woman S. Foreign Mission
ary society will meet with Mrs.
j. G. Wood in the Simpson Park
cottage, Friday, July 9th.
Henry Marquette, Of Adams
township is enjoying a visit from
an uncle of the same name who
lives at Watertown, Wis.
A bouquet of fragrant sweet
peas, the first of the season, and
from the garden of Mrs. S. M.
Pasco, helped to decorate our
sanctum table this week.
Robison's great picture lee
ture on the South African war,
on the 4th at Simpson park.
Following these splendid pictur
es will come the naval battle on
the lake.
County Treasurer Stafford re-
turned from Minnesota the first
of the week. He was accom-
panied by his son Guy, who had
been attending school in Mime
apolis, and who cane to spend
vacation at home.
A number Of our correspond
ents last week failed to get their
weekly reports for warded in
time for publication. All cores
pondence should reach the Mil
bank office Wednesday to insure
publication the same week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Benja-
min and little son of Faribault,
MINI, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Downie willie on their way
to Sisseton. Mr.. Benjamin had
been to Webster, where he ex-
poets to buy one of the black
smith shops in that town.
Mrs. Geo. Merry will leave for
Wisconsin this week, stopping
for few days at Minneapolis
aud Cresco, Ia. Miss Annie
Ponek, who has been attending
school and living with Mrs.
Merry the past two years will
accompany her as far as Cresco,
where her parents live.
Besides all the young people
who are attending the institute
at the park, Milbank is repre-
sented with the following fami,
lies who are in cottages and tents
upon the grounds: j. c. Elliot,
j. C. Wood, Rev. S. J. Watson,
). A. Williams, W. w. Downie,
H. G.. G. Rose, J. P. Jones, and
w. Weddell.
Rev. J. G. Keller is enjoying
a family reunion, his two daugh.
ters having returned home last
Week.-Mrs. Winnie, from the
Naperville college, where she is
taking the classical; course, and
Mrs. E. Burger and her husband
the latter being located in Chi,
cago. Rev. Burger is a South
Dakotan, having been brought
up in Yankton, and is enjoying
his trip to the prairies, and will
visit the southern part OF the
state before returning home.
Rev. w. w. Havens, the ield
agent of the Anti-Saloon league
of the state, gave some stirring
temperance addresses on his re-
cent visit to Milbank. Mr.. Hav-
ems gave a we'll deserved rebuke
to the last legislature Tor its
faithlessness in refusing to obey
the instruction given it by the
people in regard to the dispen
sary. One Of the things that
makes a man disgusted with poll
tics and politicians is just such
as happened at the last legisla-
ture, when with the mandate OF
the people behind them . body OF
men could, be made into such
plant tools of Nose Kaufman,
that this cpulent brewer would
virtually dictate to them their
course on the liquor question. 1t