The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-05-10
Carpet lining at Wood Bros.

Sdi peO llHlHS dl WOOQ BROS.
The Woodmen have a regular
meeting Monday night and adop-
tion of candidates.
Mrs. Geo. W. Morrison of
Watertown is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Slifer.
DR.. 3rokaw visits Milbank
every month, the 18th day. Eyes
examined thoroughly, free of
charge.
Gen. Humphrey post, G. A. r.
desires to extend a cordial invi-
tation to all the civic societies to
participate in the memorial day
exercises.
Rev. G. Fl. Chader, who has the
M. E. charges sat Summit and
Twin Brooks, has organized
Sunday school in the M. E.
church at Alban.
Mrs. w. Booth and Miss K.
Mclean, who have spent two
or three months on visit to
friends in Quebec and eastern
states. returned home yesterday
morning.
Musically inclined people will
enjoy the entertainment to be
given by Mrs. Watson and her
class of pupils at the M. f.
church tonight. A very nice
program has been arranged for.
Aaron von Valid who was ex-
pecting to go to Colorado, stopped
off in ST Paul, and has gone to
work in the job office of Rich &
Clymer in that city. and has Civ
en- up his plan of gong to Colo
radO
Prof. Ramer and the teachers
have made arrangements for the
teachers cooking and dining room
at the lake, the establishment to
be run on the cooperative plan
by the teachers themselves dur
ing the summer school. The
building is to be 22x40 feet in
size.
The Knights of Phythias lodge
of Wilmot has surrendered its
charter and consolidated with
the Milbank lodge, the mem ber-
ship being transferred to Banner
lodge of this city, and the para
phernalia has also been purchas
ed by this lodge which now has
a very fine outfit.
Franz Wendlund wore an over
coat to the Odd Fellows enter
tainment Tuesday evening, but
when he came to 60 home the
coat was nowhere visible. 1t is
believed that someone may have
taken it by mistake, and # SO
Franz will be pleased to have him
return it as soon us possible.
Mr.. Ainsworth the piano man
has made arrangements to have
a man permanently located here
to attend to his business, Mr.. L.
c. Olson having been secured to
take charge Of the business here,
and who will move with his fami-
ly to Milbank at once. Mr.. Aims
worth has recently placed pianos
in the homes of E. S. Healy and
A. L. Vandervoort.
Among the building operations
noticeable this week is dwelling
house being erected by Will Van
walker on Second street. The
framework of the E. ?. Brock
man house has also been raised
and Clerk of Courts Rabbit is
also raising the roof Of his
house. This latter we intend
literally, not metaphorically, as
Billy is said to be very quiet and
peaceable when at home.
There are fish and fishermen
and fish stories that people gen
orally do not take any stock IN
but that does not initiate agains,
a true story founded on fact
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson while
trolling one day last week at Big
Stone lake captured a 15lb. pick
erel and brought home with them
Emil lays no claim to catching the
fish but says t;1at he might have
done so if Mrs. Johnson hao
been willing to do her share O.
the rowing.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
enjoyed social and supper a.
the hall last Tuesday evening
Games Of crokinole and cards
we're leading features and = shor'
program Of music and readings
was rendered before refresh
i -. on%e ,r,nco cnrvod The marty