The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-06-14
Hand -seWed men S and bows
shoes at Lenders.

nice new delivery wagon for CITY
trade.
Miss Bird Hopkins of Winona.
MINI, is making four or five
weeks visit to the S. McCollum
family.
DR.. 3rokaw visits Milbank
every month, the l1th day. Eyes
examined thoroughly, free of
charge.
Grandpa Diets of Twin Brooks
came In from the farm Wednes-
day and is spending a few days
i'll the city.
DR.. Raberge, who spent a
couple of weeks a. her former
home in Minneapolis, returned
to Milbank last week.
Miss Katie Wasem of BIG
Stone, has been visiting with her
sisters, Mrs, Brockman and Mrs.
Ramer, during the week.
Mrs. E. Emanuel is spending
the week at the lake with her
sister, Mrs. Liebing, attending
the Evangelical camp meeting,
Maggie and Willie Lockhart,
children of J. L. Lockhart of
Pierre, are visiting their old
home and friends in Milbank and
vicinity.
Phelan & Mcpherson now have
a telephone in their store, for the
accommodation of their custom
ers, and all phone orders will
receive prompt attention.
Alexander Shaw, brother of
Mrs. Thos. Fitch. and a resident
ofBig Stone City, in an early day
died at his home in Washington a
week or so ago, of cancer Of the
stomach.
DR.. LaCroy, who was visiting
Mr.. G.. Frederickson of Vernon,
was unable to make his Intended
visit to Aberdeen, having been
called home oy press of profes-
sional duties.
F. w. Meehan and Justice Pas
co have been at st. Paul during
the week attending the national
gathering of Woodm men in that
city, of which Mr.. Meehan is one
of the delegates from South Da
kota.
Charles Bracht, one of the
prominent farmers west of the
city, was married to Miss Pauline
Kuehner on the 9th inst. at the
groom home. Rev. q. j. kel-
Ter performed the marriage GER
emOny
On account Of the entertain
ment to be given by the Meneley
Trio on the 18th the social meet
INC of w. c. L. IT,, which was to
have been held at the home Of
Mrs. A. B Kerr on the 18th, has
been called off.
A. a. McCallum enjoyed a visit
last week from a brother, A. t.
McCallum of Fort William, Ont
Mr.. McCanum, left for Nebraska
last Monday, where he will visit
with friends for a short time be-
fore returning home.
While Dr.. Kreisel was IN St.
Paul last week he purchased a
static and X-ray machine, which
arrived this week. It is a very
powerful machine and II any OF
the wires on your inside get
tangled up the doctor can now
look into you and see where the
trouble is located.
s G. Jones and family, OF
Mitchell and formerly residents
Of Milbank are building a cottage
at Simpson park, where the fam
ilv intend to spend the summer.
MIR Jones is a general agent IN
Nebraska for machine company
and will remain at the lake until
about the first Of July before re
turning to his work in Nebraska.
A little grandson and grand
daughter of Z. +. Slifer arrived
from Milwaukee last Friday, on
q visit to their grandparents.
The little folks, Florence and Ken
NTH Johnson, are aged respect
ively 8 and 4 years and they
made the journey unaccompan-
led by friends, their parents
having gone on an eastern trip.
Atthe annual meeting OF the
state association of Undertakers
at Sioux Falls last week NJ. T;
Cummings of Wilmot was eIected
president, S. G. Boyce Of Mitch
81, vice. president. r. Z. Foster
Of Webster. treasurer, and " Z.
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