The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-06-22

Wednesday afternoon from her
! Wisconsin visit.
| The Congregational Sunday
School held their annual picnic
at Hartford On Wednesday.
Lawyer L. H. Bentley left the
first of the week on business
trip to North Dakota.
The NJ. E. Sunday school
children are having their annual
picnic at Big Stone lake today.
Fl. S. Volkmar has commenced
work on the foundation for his
printing office on the corner
south of the Methodist church,
Ed. Emanuel has been spend
ing the week at Mitchell at
tending the South Dakota Under
takers annual meeting and
school.
The James Lockhart family
are enjoying a visit from two
cousins of Mrs. Lockhart, Miss
es Anna and Emma Nicholson, of
West Salem, Wis.
Mrs. O. w. Antelman received
word the first of the week OF the
illness of her father at West
Mitchell, Ia, and she took her
departure for that place last
Tuesday.
The county superintendent
states that an apportionment OF
about S., 900 from the state will
be made to the several school
townships about July 1st, or as
| soon as all the reports are in.
The members of the Maccabee
lodge as a body desire to tend
er their thanks to the several
5 friends who rendered service
2 by taking part in the "Casta-
way" the play recently pre-
sented under their auspices.
t Joseph Erlandson has lost his
u shepherd puppy, about four
5 months old, which has strayed
J, away or been stolen. Joseph is
S much attached to the dog and
3 we do not believe any one know
: ing the circumstances would de
sire to deprive him of the pup
d He says he will pay 25 cents fol
|. the return of his dog.
S Notwithstanding the dry
o weather which has SO materially
!. affected every growing thing
a Mr.. A. L. Abbott has a wonder
It fully fine strawberry patch Il
II his garden, with good sprink
ling of large luscious berries
: on the vines. A look over thi:
= . strawberry bed will convince
! any one that Mr.. Abbott has tn
= points on successful straWberr,
y culture.
|, Mr.. Henry Marquette and Mis-
! Rose Redman of Adams town
E. ship were married at the hom'
s of the brides mother in Adam
town rship on Thursday, the 2ls
inst The young couple are we
/ know in the southern part OF tn
1t county, and a large circle G
le friends unite with the HERALI
n ADVANCE in wishing them Ion
a and happy married life.
:, :, We have received cards al
~ nouncing the marriage of Stepf
~ en- J. Dillman and Paulina N
:" Koelle, two Of the well know
d young people of Revillo, Satul
day, June l6. The bride is tn
er daughter Of Mr. John Koelle,
N leading merchant of the tow
as and the groom has grown to NAL
he hood in Revillo, and is now el
d. gagged with his father in tt
is wheat business, though for SON
he time he was travelling agent fc
in one of the machine companie
"a and is quite well known throue
be the state and in Western Mi
i'll nesota. The good wishes OF a no
ke of friends are with these worth
er young people in their embark
in ton on welded life
If .The South Dakota Co
be Templar' is the name OF ne
monthly to be published in u
m interests Of the |. 0. G. T., Il
ar first issue to appear about Il
en- first of July. The publishe
.ce Fred L. Harris, is an earne
,ss temperance advocate who
ch quite well known in several par
es. Of the state as a practical print
I'm and newspaper man, and II al
rn- one can fill the 'long felt wan
r. and make a success Of an exclu
ne. lively temperance paper we !
de lieve Mr.. Harris will do it, as
nv is an enthusiastic Good Tempt
he and we'll qualified to get out
me interesting paper. He was
tho Strnmental in organizing q lOd