The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-06-21
Hand -sewed men S and bovs
shoes at Lenders.

examined thoroughly, free of
charge.
E. Emanuel lost bunch of
keys one night last, week which
the finder will be rewarded for
returning.
The Methodist Episcopal camp
meeting at Big Stone lake com
mences today and continues to
next Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Mobiles and wifi. of
Aberdeen, were on the rainTues-
day on their way to Simpson
Park, where Mrs. Mobiles will
spend the season.
State Land Commissioner D.
Eastman, while visiting at his
old home in Wilmot, was taken
down with the mumps, both Mr..
and Mrs. Eastman contracting
the disease.
On Monday last Miss Nina
t'anset took the train east on a
trip to San Antonia Texas, where
she will visit her brother John,
who with his wife is sojourning
there for his health.
John LoWthian, wife and chill
dren of Glenville, Mimi, arrived
last Friday for a visit to Mr..
Lowthian S parents in Melros e
township. Mr.. Lowthian is just
recovering from an operation for
appendicitis performed on him
at Minneapolis a short time ago.
L. ]. Scheie, of Vernon town
ship was elected chairman of the
school board in district No 6.
Mr.. Scheie has recently returned
from trip to the country in the
vicinity of Marshall and Tracy in
Minnesota, where he spent some
five weeks.
DR.. Jacotel was called to the
Bracht farm northwest of the
city yesterday to care for Mrs.
Bracht, senior, who was kicked
in the face by horse. Quite a
bad cash was made in the
woman 5 face, but the injury was
not of a dangerous character.
Will Craig, travelling auditor
on the Milwaukee road, and
located at Austin, Mimi, but
who was at one time agent at the
depot at this place was on the
trrain going east yesterday morn
ing, ard was shaking hands with
Milbank friends during the stop
here.
Come and hear Mr.. Jamison S
special lecture for men only,
Sunday, / clock p. M, subject,
THE Ideal Man. : There should
be three hundred practical men
to hear it, as it will be strong IN
helpful thoughts, Christian IN
holy motives, and shaped IN an
unusual mould of manful
experience.
Mrs. E. C. Oeder, while on her
way from Scotland to Mound
City, had the mis- fortune to have
one Of her children taken quite
seriously i'll, and she brought the
child to her fathers home III
Grant Center, where they have
remained for a couple OF weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oehler. The
child is now recovering.
We have received the an-
nouncement Of the marriage OF
Mr.. Orlando G.. Means and Miss
Ethyl Minneta House on June
llth, at Albert Lea, Mimi. Miss
House will be remembered as a
sister of Mrs. Fred Fitch, who
spent some time in Milbank q
wear or so ago. Her friends
here extend congratulations.
Charlie Stone, who recently
graduated from the city high
school, the only young man IN the
class, left the first OF the week
for St. Paul, where he goes to
take a position in the wholesale
house Of Lindecke, Warner 4
Schurmeier. Charlie is a bright
Young fellow and his Milbank
friends will always be pleased &c
hear Of his success.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Tasker, o1
Albee, were guests OF the J; n,
Stafford family over Sunday, Mr.
Tasker having come up to help
out in the singing in the churches
A auartette composed OF Messrs
Brockman, Ramer, Tasker anc
C. E. Hopkins, gave a selectioL
Fat the morning service at the M
B. church and at the evangellstlt
services in the Congregations
church in the afternoon ano
evening.