The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-09-06
MILBANK, S. D., friday SEPTEMBER &, 1901.

Dan Sullivan, of the firm Of
Stone & Sullivan departed last
Saturday for Minneapolis to be
absent for several days. He
will take in the races at the state
fair.
Mrs. A. L. Baker accompanied
by Martin Morley returned to
her home in Minneapolis last
Sunday night, after Il few weeks
visit here with her nephew, l.. E.
Morley.
G W. Gorham, who recently
secured an interest in a mercan-
tile business at Sisseton, passed
through town Monday with his
family to take up his residence
in that city.
Mr.. Sharff. the barber has
moved his shop flom the base
ment Of the Haves building into
one Of the front rooms in the
second story of the Burkhardt
building
Mr.. Geo. Barney who is clerk
in the Office of the commissioner
Of school and public lands at
Pierre, passed through town
Saturday night on his way to the
Cities on business.
In a letter from Mr. Downie
he said be and Mrs. Downie in
tended to start for home yester-
day, and will no doubt reach here
tonight or tomorrow. His moth
er will return with them.
Mrs. E. A. DeSilva, of Ashton,
S. D., visited with her husb band
in the city over Sunday on her
return from the Twin Cities
where she had been to purchase
her fall stock Of millinery.
w. A. Brand, of Big Stone
City, was the guest of DR..
Kriesel last Saturday. He left
Sunday night for Minneapolis
where he enters the Minnesota
state university for his second
! term.
Mother Mary Joseph, Of Aber-
deen, was in the city the first Of
the week to assist in the opening
of the Catholic school here by the
Presentation Sisters. The en-
rollment the first day was AZ
pupils.
w. J. Weddell says if his
bakery business continues as it
has the past few months, he will
have to increase the capacity of
his bakery, for he has been un-
able lately to keep up with his
orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. D Staats, aud Mr.. and
Mrs. August Fenner were among
those who departed Monday to
visit and take in the exhibitssand
excitement Of the Minnesota
state fair.
In mentioning the improve
ments being made on Mr.. Bur
gan's elevator last week we
should have said the "round"
elevator ins tead of the farmers
elevator, therefore we make this
correction.
The ladies aid society of the
M. E. church met last Thursday
afternoon, Aug. Doth, with Mrs.
Thos. Thirsk, in Grant Center
township. The attendance mum
bered Sc, and they we're of course
entertained royalty.
The military drama, sSanti-
ago. that was advertised last
week to be given at the opera
house this evening, for the bene
fit Of Company K, has been post
poned until one week from to-
night, Friday Sept. 13.
E. H. Mills returned to Milbank
the latter part of last week, and
Tuesday afternoon resumed his
duties as station agent, appear
emily none the worse for the
terrible experience through
which he passed about ten weeks
ago.
Nina Vandervoort, the 12-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Vandervoort, is in Ortonville
receiving medical treatment
from DR.. Freeborn for deafness.
Her affliction is the resul. of sick
ness some years ago when a
little child.
Commencing with the first of
the month, Mr.. Schad, severed
his connection with the meat
market business in this city, and
Malsed & Williams, as has al
ready been announced, are his