The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-17

Rev. Emma K. Henry of Beres-
ford, S. D., will preach at the
congregational church next
Sunday evening.
G. w. Merry returned Tues
day from a visit to his Pope
county farm in Minnesota, where
he had gone to arrange for erect.
ing buildings and fencing prepar-
atory 20 stocking the farm with
live stock.
The republicans will hold a
rally at the town hall in Albee
on Saturday night, October 25.
Good speaking, and singing by
a quartet will be attractions that
will be worth going to hear.
Everybody is invited.
The class meeting at the M. E..
church at 10 o clock next Sunday
morning will be of special inter
est. The service will be conduct
ed by DR.. E. D. Gibbs, an old
class leader from Sioux City.
The other services of the day will
be as usual. Everyone welcome.
DR.. Carlson, the osteopath
physician, who had intended
locating here several weeks ago,
has now made definite arrange
ments to reside in Milbank,
and is having his rooms over
Wood Bros. store fitted up for
his office. He will be ready for
business next week.
The quarterly statement of
the Merchants bank appears in
another column. The Merchants
is the oldest banking institution
in the city, and the splendid
exhibit made by it's published
statements is an indication of
thoconstantly growing resources
and extensive business which it
handles.
E. M. Monroe, the new har-
ness man, who is located in the
building formerly occupied by
Mr.. Bauman, carries a full line
of harness goods. He makes a
speciality of hand made work,
all his manufacture being hand
stitched and of the best material
obtainable, and he invites farm
ers and others in need of any
thing in the way of harness to
call upon him.
Congressman Burke passed
through town on Wednesdays
afternoon train from the east, on
his way to Aberdeen and Pierre.
Mr. Burke visited Europe dur
ing the past summer, and in
reply to the question as to what
he thought of the old countries,
he simply had time to say, no
man could make the trip with
out returning home glad that he
was an American.
The attention of the residents
of Alban and Vernon townships
is directed to a meeting to be
held in the Alban M. E. church
at 3 o'clock p. m. next Sunday, at
which time Rev. S. j. Watson
will preside. The question of or
ganizing a Sunday School will be
considered. Let all interested
plan to be present. A cordial
invitation to all. It is expected
that there will be special music.
J. A. Munro and Robert Dan.
iels were on their way to Wilmo,
last Friday, and were greeting
Milbank friends while waiting
for the train north. Mr.. Munro
had been to st. Paul, where he
had accompanied his two sisters
on their return to their home in
Nova Scotia. MIR. Daniels, who
is q son of the depot agent al
Wilmot, is Sergeant in the u. S.
Signal Service Corps, aud has
been stationed on the Atlantic
coast, but is at present making
a visit to his Wilmot home and
friends.
Col. N. 1. Lowthian writes to
his comrade Thos. Fitch that he
has been having q grand time at
the g. A. r. encampment at
Washington. He states that
the South Dakota department
was well represented in the
grand parade. It was pre-
ceeded by q military band
from Sioux Falls, Commander
Blanchard following, and. the
flag Of the Milbank post and post
commanders, staff officers and
113 men making up the South