The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-11-01

course.
Rev. G. Fl. ChaGer, form erlv of
Summit, writes to have his paper
sent to Calumet, Okla. r., where
he is pastor of the M. e. church.
DR.. Jacotel reports that the
Wallace Leavitt family is happy
over the arrival Of IL bouncing 9
boy at that home last Saturday
morning.
The people Of Roberts county
are 10 vote upon the ques tion of
issuing bonds in the sum of
S4O, 600 for court house and Jail
and $40, 600 for the purchase and
equipment of q poor farm.
Mr.. Daniel Opperman left yes
terday morning for a visit to
points in central Wisconsin, his
old home, which he has not seen
Tor twenty years, and where he
has a sister and other friends re-
siding.
Ed Speiring of Adams, sold a
team of nice young work horses
to Norton, the liveryman, last
week. Mr. Norton intends to
ship them to Illinois in the spring
and will keep them on the ranch
this winter.
Albert Raebel, Jr., while work
ing on corn machine on the
VIM. Krueger farm, had one of
his fingers cut off Drs. Jacotel
and Ferguson dressed the wound
and the young man is getting
along nicely.
The families of M. L. Ecker,
M. M. Ramer and Edward
Brockman made joint celebra-
ton of their wedding anniver-
saries last Saturday evening,
this important event in their
family histories occurring on the
same date.
The little girl friends of Alice
Hawes treated her to a surprise
party last Friday evening, and
on Wednesday evening the little
friends of Marjorie Mcpherson
came 10 a surprise party upon
her, the occasion being her fif-
teenth birthday. About twenty
schoolmateS were in the affair,
and an enjoyable time was had.
Mr. V. Warning who with his
wife had been on a visit to their
son in Roberts county, and had
been stopping here for short
time attending to his farm in
terests, returned east last week
and will remove from Buffalo,
Mimi to Lake City. Mrs. War
ring, remained here this week
and leaves for Lake City today.
The Library and Free Reading
Room association cordially in
viles all citizens of Milbank to
the reception and inspection of
it's rooms in Wood Bros. block,
Monday evening, from Z to 10
D. m. All donations of books
gratefully received. Kin d ly
bring books that evening. The
rooms will be opened to the pub
lie after above date.
Engineer j. P. Jones, who has
made his home in Milbank for
the past five or six years, has
been transferred to the Hutchin-
son branch, where his daily run
will be from that city to st. Paul
and return. The run is a very
desirable one, though we regret
it will necessitate Paul making
his home at Hutchinson. How.
ever he does not intend to move
his family from Milbank until
some time next summer
A. Pierre dispatch of the 25th
ult., announces that Benz. II.
Bradford Of this city las been
admitted to practice in the South
Dakota courts on a certificate
from the supreme court OF
Minnesota. Ben is a graduate
of the Minnesota university, and
his many friends here in Milbank
who have known him from his
boyhood are pleased to see him
hang out his shingle here, and
and will wish him every success
in his chosen profession.
The ladies of the Benevolent
society gave a very pleasing
novelty in their entertainment
of a "Trip around the World,
given Thursday night OF last
week. The participants were
driven from Boston, to
Germany, Turkey, Spain, Japan,
Manila, and at each OF the stations
were served with the viands
peculiar to the countryrepresent-
ed, each station being appro-