The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-08-23


fo1 binding corn.-Weod Bros
Mrs. William Stevenson and
children of oittsburc, Pa. are
Visiting at 'Sne home q. Ed, s
Hessy.
Miss Blanch Lee returned
home yesterday afternoan from
au extended visit at Lrverne
MINI
lie meetingsaf the LADIES' Aid
society at the home of Mrs
Thomss Thirsk was POSTPONED
one Week, to Tharsday, Aug %.
Mr. aud Mrs Neuenburg who
nave been visiting their son w.
r. Neueeburg, ia this city, de
parted yesterday hor their hoale
in Red Wood Falls, Mimi.
We learn just as we 90 to press
that h t.. George, the directory
man that left SO many unpaid
bills at OrtonviIle al few davs
ago, was arrested at Detroit,
Mimi. this forenoon.
Miss Mary Daily, from near
Revlllo, visited Monday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
M. + Fossum, aud took the o:46
d. M train for Bristol where she
Will visit friends for few weeks.
Miss Delta Jones who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. G.. w.
Pfe~ey, received intelligence
Monday morning of the serious
illness of her father and departed
for her home in Omaha on the
morning train.
David Eastman, commissioner
of school and public lands, was
in the city yesterday and took
the afternoon train for Pierre.
His family accompanied him home
to Pierre on this trip after taking
a few weeks outing.
Miss Louise Kelly, sister of
the Kelley brothers Of Melrose,
arrived Wednesday afternoon for
a visi, to her brothers Miss
Kelly is a teacher and expects to
spend a short time recuperating
and enjoying farm life.
Mrs. Lyons, wife of Conduct
or LYONS who runs on the H. &
ID. through here, and daughter
Mary, visited i'll Milbank this
week at the home Of Rev. ]. S.
Watson. They took the train
for Minneapolis yesterday fore
noon.
Geo r Conner who has sold
pianos and organs for l. w.
Cooke, of Watertown, for the
past two or three years, has been
in town for a few days and has
been demonstrating his ability
as sign painter on the plate
glass show windows of several Of
our business places.
Mrs. G. w Merry received a
telegram yesterday from Miss
Bessie Cooke, who is now at
Mazomanle, Wis, anG who IS
widely known here having been
at one time one Of the teachers
in our city schools, saving that
her father died Wednesday of
this week, after brief illness.
r. II. Hoag gave an exhibition
on Main street last Saturday
night, to show what "kilfyre
will do for a fire. Mr.. Hoag is
agent for this fire extln9hlshef
and proved that it would speedl :
" and etfectually put out a tire
by simply throwing the pow
dered substance into the flames.
Mrs. C. w Van Pettel a mis-
sionary from Yokohama, Japan,
who is working under the au-
spices of the women $ foreign
missionary society, spoke III the
M f. church Wednesday even
ing Her lecture being on her
work for the past twenty years
among the Japanese. She IS an
aunt of Hal. Waughp OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". DoWnle
left Wednesday night for Sagi,
nav. Mich, where they will
snend a few weeks with relatives.
During their absence the rustl-
mo of copy for the HERALD AD-
VANCE will have to be done hy
the regular office force, and any
assistance in the way OF local
news will BE greatly appreciated.
Theodore Kramp, Of Big Stone
township has an aac.ion saie
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