The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-06-08

Miss Laura Habein of Big
Stone City, is clerking for M. S.
Dreucker.
Mrs, G. W. Prevey and Mrs. J..
A. Williams spent Sunday with
friends at Revillo.
Mrs James Kerr is spending
the week with her mother at
Window, in Roberts county.
The name of the purchaser of
the Let's property should have
been A. L. Horton instead Of A.
T. Norton.
Miss Edith Crawford is having
a serious time with inflammatory
rheumatism-has been in bed
over week.
Miss Winnie Owen, who h as
been attending All Saints school
at Sioux Falls, returned home
yes terday.
Get one of the Chautauqua
programs and see the fine list of
attractions to be at Simpson
Park this summer.
The HERALD-ADvANCE has
just added new fire proof safe
to its office furniture, secured
from the Cary Safe Co.
Attorney L. H. Bentley has
purchased the Ferry cottage at
Simpson Park. and his family
will enjoy the meeting at the lake
this summer.
Mr.. Hindman received intelli-
gence of the death of his onlI
sister in Woodville, Wisconsin,
and left for that place Sunday
night.
Miss Edith Douglass, who has
been receiving instruction at the
sanitarium at College View, Neb.,
for some months, returned home
last evening.
Mrs. Geo. White, of Kilborn
came down yesterday to help
care for her little neice, Edith
Crawford, who is having a Sc
rious time with rheumatism.
DR.. J. J. Fanset went to Min
neapolis last Sunday night Won
der why? They say to attend
the banquet given by the mem
bers of his class of graduates
Miss Edna Roberts, Of Red
Wing, Mimi, arrived the first of
the week on her way to Sisseton.
Mrs. E. Knapp came down and
accompanied her from here to
SisSeton.
Former Big Stone friends and
others will be interested TO know
that the family Of Thos. Dawson,
of Appleton, Mlnn., was increas-
ed a week or two ago by the ar
rival of twins, a boy and girl.
The announcements for com
mencement week, June 81, at
the college of law, university Of
Minnesota, have been received.
Our young townsmen, VIM. g..
Braggans, is a member of the
class that will receive sheep
skins, on this occasion.
Philip Axling deaf mute, who
was printer in the Review
office some ten years ago, with
his bride, to whom he was mar
ried few days ago in ST. Paul,
is visiting Mr.. Voikmar aud
friends in the city. Mr.. Axling
is now employed in a printing
Office at Seattle, Wash.
The several grand bodies OF
the Masonic fraternity Of the
state meet at Aberdeen next
week, in annual session. A large
delegation of Masons from Mil
bank had intended taking in
this gathering, but the holding OF
the G. A. r. encampment in our
own city on the same dates will
prevent many of them from do
/ ing SO.
The foundation for the Burk-
hardt and Mehegan & Fairchild,
building, which is being laid
Jointly, is three feet thick and is
built from the clay up. Some
immense boulders are being used
! in it's construction, and the foun'
dation looks solid enough for any
kind Of superstructure. Ihe
foundtion for the Hochmutn
building will also be completed
this week.
/ DR.. Daniels and John Reeve,
Of Melrose have been in Q CO
partnership in the cattle business
each having an undivided share
in q certain Jersey COW, but the
doctor is kicking somewhat on