The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20
Tickets to Tank Kee 25 cents.
children Is cents.

children Is cents.
Mrs. j. j. Farley has been
quite i'll during the week.
The railroad carpenters are
making repairs on the round
house.
Ross Atkins is building dwell
ling house on the south end of
Fourth street.
The sprinkling cart with Will
Allen as engineer is again doing
duty on Main street.
Cliff Dickerson is expecting to
go to Sioux Falls to work for
book publishing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deuel. and Mrs.
Dawson of Corona, were in
town Thursday on business.
The ladies aid society will
meet with Mrs. George Hocum
next Thursday afternoon, April
Goth.
Mrs. H. A. Kriesel is on a
visit to the cities, where she
expects to be joined by the doc
tor Sunday.
Mrs. M. Zielike, entertained
the ladies of the Relief Corps
last Saturday at her home on the
farm south of town.
Messrs. Stone & Sullivan and
Messrs. Erlandson & Johnson
both make change of advertise
ments this week.
Will Defeld, who has been
working at Montevideo, came
up to visit with his Milbank
friends the first of the week.
Messrs Emil Johnson, F. W. A
Poppe, Ed johnson and John
Phelan, were enjoying fishing
excursion at the lake for couple
of days during the week.
Mrs. Fargo and children were
enjoying a visit with Mrs. Fargo's s
parents Mr.. and Mrs King last
week, returning to their home at
Aberdeen the first ofthe week.
Found-A nice butcher knife,
had been used last for cutting
cake. If the lady who lost it will
call at this Office with a piece of
the cake she may have the knife.
In another columun will be
found a communication on straw
berry culture, written by form
er resident of Elmira, Mr.. Geo
Farmer, now of kendrick, Idaho.
Master Harry and Miss Hazel
Moore, the twin musicians, have
been engaged for tomorrow. Sat
urday, to furnish music at Stone
& Sullivan S store.
Masons are notified that there
will be work in the Fellow Craft
degree tomorrow, Saturday
evening. Mr.. John Scott, The
grand lecturer of North Dakota,
will be present.
w, E. Norton, Of Twin Brooks
township reports a nice little girl
as having arrived at his home
last Tuesday. Twin Brooks is
all right, and we're going to live
out there ourself before loEg.
Next Sunday morning Miss
Wilma II. Rouse, of Lakeield,
Mimi, will give a missionary
address in the M. E. church. At
night she will speak on Wo-
mans Work for Woman. Miss
Rouse has labored for some years
| in Foochow, China, under the aus
pices OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, and is now
home for a year S rest.
| Appropriate easter services
were held in the several church
es last Sunday. The day has
been set apart by the Methodist
church for missionary collections,
and in the evening the Sunday
school of that denomination gave
a very fine concert, at which the
several classes of the school
made their class contributions
for missions, the total amount
ing to over $23.
Assistant States Attorney
Lindquist received q letter the
first of the week from Mrs. =.
IL. Goodno Of Big Stone, stating
that her son Ed. Goodno, who
had mysteriously disappeared
some weeks ago, had been locat-
ed near Clinton in Big Stone
county. He had a disagreement
with julius Smith, the man for
! whom he had been working, and
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