The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-06-07

-hlillucly slaughter dJ oGOue N
Sullivan S.
Thos. Fitch is this week attend
ing the state eucampment of G..
A. R. now in session at Sioux
Falls.
Zeitlow, the telephone man, has
purchased the lots between the
Farmers bank and w. M Thorn
as store.
Mrs. Herbert Healy of Lura,
has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Mcpherson
during the week.
Miss Bessie Downie accompa-
MED Mr.. and Mrs. Cable to Will
mot Tuesday and spent a couple
OF days at that place with her
young friend, Marie Cable
A splendid rain came to cool
things off the first of the week
On Tuesday night a nice shower
came down, and on Wednesday
night the ground was we'll soaked
with continuous rains. The
cool weather following the rain
added to the benefits the small
grain received.
Just what the penalty for wife
beating is we are unable to state,
but there is one of our citizens
who should look up the matter
before the habit becomes SO con-
tirmed that he will be unable to
swear off from the pastime. 1t
may be very enjoyable exercise
but if persisted in may prove
both expensive and unhealthy.
A party of Eastern Star mem
bers came down from Wilmot
Monday and visited with the
Milbank chapter at their meeting
in the evening, when the work
was exemplifed by the initiation
Of two candidates. The Wilmot
visitors consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Cable, Mrs. j A.
Munro, Mrs. E. Cook, Miss
Knappen, Mrs. A. Lindquist,
Mrs. L. S. Perkins, Mrs. Burch-
ard.
Mr.. G. Frederickson Of Yer
non township, has been enter
tanning Dr.. Herbert LaCroy Of
Minneapolis, and showing him
around the county. Dr. Lacroy
is magnetic healer who was
recently very successful IN re
storing Mr.. Fredrickson S little
daughter from a nervous dis
order. The doctor is on his way
to Aberdeen with a view to es-
tablish branch institute in that
city.
The many Mllbank friends OF
Miss Huldah NJ. Engdahl extend
congratulations to that young
lady on her marriage, which
event took place at the Swedish
Lutheran church at Ortonyille or
June 5th, the happy groom belns
Rev. Caleb E. Shaleen, who has
recently been appointed pastor
of a church at Clarkfield, Minn.
at which point the newly married
couple will make their home
Rev. Engdahl, the bride father
performed the ceremony.
A young man about 20 year:
of age, a son Of Alex Mungeor
came near being drowned las
Friday evening while in bathing
at the dam. It is supposed tha
the coldness Of the water Wher,
he was swimming caused him t.
be taken with cramps, and h'
was going down for the thirt
time, when Knute Strand and A
D. Van Walker managed to reacl
to him with a fish pole, which h
grasped and was pulled to tn
shore. 1t was a very narroS
escape as the water was between
twenty and thirty feet deep a
that point.
Since the close of school las
week, number of the teacher
whose homes are in other places
have left to spend the vacation
with friends at home. Prot
Burkhead left Tuesday 70
Charlotte, Mich, and during tn
vacation expects to attend th
International Educational asst
citation which meets at Detroit
and he will also visit the Pal
American while away. Mis-
Wright has gone to her home 9
Oberlin, Ohio, Miss Hutchinso
to Pierre. Miss Thomas to Dec;
tur, Mich, Miss Reinert
Rushford, Ill, and Miss Jones
Lake Crystal, Minn. The Misse
Koch, Shannon, Cook and Blac
make their home in Milbank
Shirt Waist slaughter