The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-20
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STONE & SULLIVAN

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DR.. kreisel reports that Miss
Lettie Smith is i'll with the diph.
liberia.
Wood Bros. have just finished
building a brick oil house at the
rear of the store.
Miss Nettie Phelps left for
Minneapolis last Saturday where
she was called by the illness of
her mother.
Franz Wendlund, in the regis
ter OF deeds office, reports the
arrival of a promising young son
at his home.
Philip Cross, of KiIborn town
ship, has been bereaved in the
sudden death of a little baby girl
about a week old.
}. G. 0. Egeland, who has been
up in North Dakota, for some
time past returned to Grant
county yesterday.
The creamery last Monday
made a record of receiving %, 900
lbs. of milk, the largest one days
receipts in it's history.
Lindquist & Osmundson S busi-
ness has SO increased that they
have been compelled to build
another oven, and will also en-
ploy another baker.
Miss Anna Tesch, of Mitchell,
Iowa, cousin of O. H. Bauman,
was visiting the latter Wednes-
day while on the way to a visit
with friends in Sisseton.
Mrs. G. F.. Welch, who was a
resident of Big Stone City in the
early days of the sos, with her
daughter were greeting Milbank
friends last Wednesday while on
the Way to Wilmot.
Mrs. S. J. Watson has received
word from her husband that his
mother to whose beside he had
been called, died last Mon day the
10th inst, after a painful and
protracted illness.
j. A. Williams took a consign-
ment of cattle east Tuesday.
His son Harvey accompanied
him, and will go to Waverly, Ia,
to remain with his grandparents
during the summer.
Rev. Boyce, of Big Stone City,
will preach at the M. E. church
Sunday morning. Church SER
vice to be followed by Sunday
school as usual, and the several
league meetings during the day
at regular hours.
Messrs. J. G. Knapp, of Sisse-
ton, D. G. Cable and G. E. Nc
Gowan, of Wilmot, ]. E. Keefe,
Hayden French and A. Zweiner,
of Ortonville, S. r. Gold, [. D.
Aldrich and Robert Hicks, of
Big Stone City, came to Milbank
Wednesday to attend the funeral
of the late Bertin Gamble.
Capt. Richard P. Hobson, the
hero who sunk the Merrimac in
the harbor of San tiago ard who
gained great distinction during
the Spanish war, will deliver a
lecture on "The Traditions and
Achievements of the American
Navy at Big Stone lake chau-
tauuua, afternoon of June Oath.
Wallace Wood and George
Daniels have returned home
from Pillsbury academy at Owa-
tonna, the former graduating
from the institution. Guy SAT-
ford also graduated from the
same institution but has secured
temporary employment in Owa-
tonna and will not come home
for the present.
Dan Mcpherson, who is at
present employed painting the
HERALD office building, was
presented with a handsome little
daughter last Sunday. Thus
good fortune comes to all the
HERALD ADVANCES friends, and
there are some of our subscrib-
ers to whom if they would pay up
their subscription we believe
we could almost guarantee twins.
Miss Mabel Trowbridge has
secured engagement to teach in
the school at Latah. Wash, where
her sister Carrie has been for
the past year, and with her
younger brother will go there
before the opening of the fall
term of school. Mr.. Trowbridge
says that he will also 60 there
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