The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-06-14

Alex. Buchanan and r. II.
Hoag are attending the Woodmen
celebration at ST. Paul this week.
Miss Bessie Cook left for MAJ
Wis, last Saturday,
where she will spend the vaca-
tion.
Mrs. c. H. Kim ball of Vernon,
with her son Arthur, last week
started on trip to Wisconsin,
going by team.
W. W. Wilson was called to
Minneapolis the first of the week
by the serious illness of his
father in that city.
Chas. W. Eddy the artist has
placed a photograph car on the
Simpson Park grounds, with
Marvin Niles in charge.
Mrs. E. j. Druecker has gone
for a three or four weeks visit
to friends at Deadwood, where
her mother is also living at pres
ent.
County Commissioners Fenrer
went to Odessa Saturday and
spent a couple of days at the
United Evangelical Campmeet-
ing, which was being held near
there.
Mrs. G.. w. Hawes and Miss
Lutte Hawes are going to Iowa
for visit Thelatter has already
started and will be met by her
mother in the cities in a day or
two.
Mr.. Gamble is putting down
cement walk in front Of his store
building on Main street and is
also doing the same thing for his
residence property on Fifth
street.
Miss Brown, who has been en-
ployed in the Erlandson & John
son store for the past year, has
gone to Ortonville to remain for
a short time before returning to
her home in Minnesota.
DuQuoin In) Call: An i'm
mense crowd listened with de-
light. w. Eugene Knox as an
is certainly unsur-
passed. The Meneleys will be
at the opera house next Monday
evening
Mr.. Casper Hatz, one of tn.
early settlers in Big Stone City,
now located at Eureka, came
down on the Wednesday train to
attend the Evangelical camp
meeting now in progress at
Simpson park.
Ben Bradford returned home
last week from Minneapolis, hav
graduated after a three years
course at the Minnesota unive.-
sity and received his sheepskin.
Ben has not as yet decided where
he will locate and may conclude
to hang out his shingle in Mil
bank.
Mr.. John H. Owen and family
last week moved to Park Rapids,
n. d., where Mr.. Owen expects
to practice his profession. Mr..
Owen settled in Milbank in an
early day, having been a resident
IF the city for over 20 years,
and was the oldest resident law
yer in the city. His friends here
wish him well in his new home.
Lewis Mcbride, who is study
me in the law department of the
university came home
Wednesday and the same even
ing returned to Minneapolis.
Lewis is a member Of Company
A, National Guard of Minnesota,
aad is one Of some 200 Of the reg
iment who have been selected to
90 TO the Pan American to repre-
sent the national guards of the
northwest.
D. H. Smith, while in Corona a
week or two ago, remained in
town to attend lodge in the even
ing. ard while there some mis-
creant removed a bur from his
buggy wheel. The team was
spirited one, and was being driv-
en- home by one of Mr.. Smith S
boys, and his daughter was also
IN the buggy. The wheel came
off, and the horses taking fright,
the young man was quite badly
hurt by jumping from the buggy
after his sister had gotten out.
If the perpetrator Of a trick Of
this kind could be apprehended
md punished IT would be good
thing.
Shirt Waist slaughter at
Stone & Sullivan S.