The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-06-28

~ SCI vice dl lne kllDOrn United
Evangelical church.
Mr.. Will Cleveland and wife
were visiting friends and rela-
tlVes in this city last Sunday.
States Attorney Gamble was
ENJOYING a visit from DR.. Long,
worth, Of Ipswich, the first of the
week.
Rev. D. c. Hauk, of Big Stone
City, called upon US Monday
while on his way between Kilborn
and Milbank charges.
Miss Olive Mcbride. who is
teaching in Minneapolis, returned
to her Mllbank home to spend the
vacation Tuesday last.
John Schad has been painting
and generally fixing up his meat
market the past week, and has
recently had a new side walk put
down III front Of the building.
j. F. HiIlstrom, of Revillo,
called on us today while on his
way home overland from the G..
a. Il. encamDment at Waubay.
j. Il. King and wife returned
Friday from an overland trip to
Aberdeen, and brought with
them Mr.. Fargos S family, who
with Mr. King and wife intend
to spend the summer on the farm.
W. E. Raymond Of Twin Brooks
is enjoying visit from his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Raymond, Of Little Falls, Mimi.
They are old acquaintances Of
Mr.. La Fountain Of Vernon town
ship.
VIII Enos was called to Orton-
vile Tuesday, having received
word from there that LIS father,
who has been Ill for some time,
was dying His father died in
the afternoon and was buried
Wednesday afternoon.
Those who attended the G.. A,
L. encampment at Waubay this
week, report q fine time, and that
one Of the most interesting at
fractions which is not often seen
at such gatherings, was a nun
Der Of Indians i'll full native
dress, including feathers and
paint.
r. Sidney Smith, leading artist
on the indianapolis city press,
and q prominent journalist will
be at the Assembly from July 3
to July T., and give daily exhibi
tons with the crayon. Mr.
Smith is considered one of the
most interesting Chalk Takers
before the public, and you will
enjoy his work.
Among the members OF the s..
a. r. and Relief Corps who went
out TO the encampment at Wan-
bay Tuesday were n. |, LoWthlan,
+. +. Conrieht II. J Benedict,
Wm. Mount and wife, Mr.. Hal
yerson, Mrs. II Nj. Reed and
DAUGHTER Bell, Mr.. B. Seirs, ".
&. Mcpherson, Ihos, Fitch and
Z. T Rodgers.
Mr.. Len Williams, OF Mlnne-
apolis, has oeen taking vacation
from railroad work for couple
of weeks and enjoying a visit TO
the farm west of the city, where
he has recently put a lot Of cows
10 furnish milk to the Twin
Brooks creamery. Mr.. Williams
states that his mother law,
Mrs. Carrick, is gradually failing
from a cancer affection.
Quite a number OF improve
mpntS nave I1CCHliS oS1ti
in lower Third street, where
Reeves, the photographer, has
recently added another story 70
h,s hoise and Mr.. Atkins has
nlaced a fence around his
property. Mr.. Sorenson has
erected new barn, and resi-
dents along the street have been
putting down considerable slae-
walk.
The amusing and interesting
r1ral drama, Isl Perkins, mas
had so much written about 1t ia
tha magazines and dramatic
journals that more would only be
! renetition. But for the benefi'
of those who are unfamiliar with
the dramatic standing OF the or
panjzation it may be said that
nSi Perkins is one OF the ieN
nlays that for seven seasons has
on owed uninterrupted success.
on next Monday it viii be pre-
S santed at the opera house with
the original scenery ana m,a,, cas-
Sam s Burton and Lille Coleman,
- .eenna the title roles, are