The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-07-06
Quite a number of Milbank
people spent Sunday at the lake.

Quite number of Milbank
people spent Sunday at the lake.
Miss Alice Mcintyre, Of
Revillo, visited friends here
Tuesday.
Nelson, tie druggist, will tell
you how to get rid of flies, bugs
and other insects.
Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at Z per cent straight.
Can pay as you wish.
The band and quite mum Der
of other Milbank people celebrat,
ed at Waubay the Fourth.
Miss Mabel Kerr is spending
the week with friends at Whea-
ton and Browns Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Stone and
Miss Gertrude are enjoying their
summers outing at Foster, Big
Stone lake.
Gus Mittelstaedt and family,
who have been visiting with
friends at Clear Lake, returned
home the first of the week.
Browns Valley had very dis.
astrous fire last Saturday morn
ing. One whole block of build
ings was entirely destroyed.
Mrs. Geo. Rix left Saturday
for an extended visit to her par
ents home in Cherry Grove, MINI.
Mr.. Rix accompanied her as far
as Minneapolis.
Mr.. Erick Lindquist, uncle OF
the Lindquist brothers, who had
been visiting them, returned
Wednesday morning to his home
in Elgin, III.
Mr.. |. o. Berg and family, who
have been spending a few days
at the lake, visited in Milbank
while on the way to their home
in Blooming Valley, today.
Attention is called to the card
of DR.. Raberge, the lady doctor,
in another column. Her office
and home is at present just
south of the Adventist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Knapp, OF
Sisseton, who have been on a
visit to friends in Southern Min,
nesota and Iowa, were in Mil
bank last evening on their return
to their home at Sisseton.
Banker Geo. Middlebrook be
sides finishing up his fine resi-
dence on Fourth street is sink
| ing we'll Jim Morley is doing
the drilling with his new vel
machine recently purchased.
Mrs. Geo. Hocum and child
rem left Tuesday night for theil
new home in Minneapolis, where
Mr.. Hocum has engaged with the
Lillibridge Cracker Co. The
household goods were shipped
the same day.
Mr.. Eddie Schafer of Mime
apolis was shaking hands witt
Milbank friends the first of the
week while here on a day OF
two's visit. Mr.. Schafer is en-
gagged in clerical work in one Q.
the elevators, at Minneapolis.
Mr.. Leslie Cole Parker, th'
piano tuner, who is well known
to many Of our Milbank people
AID who expects to make his
headquarters in this city, was
recently married to Miss Cora L
Lucas at Kirkland, Ill.
The editor and family have
been enjoying the Chautauqua q
Big Stone lake during the weel
and the devil has had full sway
in the Office, and he alone will bt
entitled to the glory or the shame
of publishing this great family
journal for week or two during
the crisis.
We were pleased to hear, ane
congratulate Mr.. VIM. Edding
ton, the baggageman, on his unit
ing in marriage with Miss Maut
Burrage, formerly a young lady
of Appleton, Minn. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Eddington were on a few
days visit the first OF the week tt
friends in Milbank. They vii
make their home in St. Paul.
At the annual business meet
ing of the Farmer Elevator
company of Milbank, last week
the business Of the corporation
was shown to be in an excellent
condition, and one Of the Mime
apolis wheat men, who is dolns
business with farmers elevator
companies all over the country
says that the Milbank company
makes the best showing OF any