The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-06-14

Attorney Gam BILE made trip
to Redtield the first of the week
on legal business.
Mrs. Will Enos is visiting
friends in Ortonville, intending
to spend a couple of days there.
Thad Fuller has been engaged
to deliver the Fourth of July
oration at Faulkton next month.
A. DeSilva returned from a
visit to his family at Faulkton
and brought his little son with
him.
Miss Edna Wood, who has been
attending young ladies semin-
ary at Chicago, returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Farnham, who has
been attending the normal school
at Winona, returned home last
week for the summer vacation.
The Relief Corps and G.. A. r.
have been invited to- social at
the farm home of L. Plant in
Vernon next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schesler of
who came down to attend
the German campmeetlnga at Big
Stone, were visiting friends in
the first of the week.
The home talent theatrical
company giving the Course of
Gold, presented the play at Big
Stone City Friday, but the
weathec not being favorable the
audience was not large.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Eighorn, Of
Racine, Mimi, old friends Of
John Roth, who came out to at
tend the German campmeeting
at Big Stone, We're entertained
by Mr.. Roth the first of the week.
Rev. Thos, Thompson of Re-
villo, was a Milbank visitor last
He had just returned
from attendance at tie western
Minnesota conference of Congre-
gational ministers at Madison,
MINI.
J. NJ. Watson went to Sioux
Falls Monday as a delegate of the
Milbank lodge Of Masons to the
grand lodge Of the state. Mrs.
M H. Wisemen went Thursday
to attend the meeting Of the @. E.
S. grand chapter.
Through the courtesy Of Supt.
the militia company has
secured part of the round house
for an armory. The room is Cox
30 feet, aud the company will tit
up the place with walls and floor,
thus making a nice drill room.
Dixon (lll.) Telegram: The
Meneley Trio concert was large
Iy attended 1t afforded an i'm
mense fund of amusement and
entertainment. They were fre-
quently encored. For nearly
two hours the Trio kept their
alternately convulsed
with laughter or in closest rapt
attention. At opera house June
Il.
Mrs. l. Plant on her return
from Sioux Falls where she had
been attending the state encamp-
ment with Mrs. Reeve as dele
gate of the Relief Corps, brought
home with her a little boy, taken
from the childrens home, which
she has adopted. The little son
ST Il. p. Dore who is attending
the school for mutes, also accom-
panied the ladies home.
A small sized cyclone started
into business in Kilborn town
ship Tuesday afternoon, but the
only destruction it accomplished
was twisting to pieces the Kilborn
town hall, which was lifted into
the air and torn to fragments,
leaving the building total wreck.
Some small buildings on the ad-
Joining farm known as the
Barnes place were blown down,
which was the only further
damage done by the storm.
The M. E. Sunday school en-
joyed a picnic at Simpson Park
asst Tuesday, going down in the
morning by team. The weather
had an uncertain appearance N
the morrog, which prevented
quite n .mber rom ventrring
on the trip, but the day proved
pleasant and a most enjoyable
time was had. On the homeward
drive few miles from Big Stone
most OF the exclrsionists we're
in a passing shower, b 1t
AS the party was 70 provided
with articles Tor shedding the
water, the rain occasioned but
slight discomfort.