The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-13

OF salt, picked and smoked her.
rings at Schafer Bros.
" Mrs. b. H. Lindsey left
Wednesday on visit to friends
at Brandon, Wis, and expects to
be gone for five or six weeks.
W. j. Ulrich, who returned a
week or so ago from trip to
kandiyohi county, Mimi, says
that he purchased a farm near
Mora, and will remove in the fall.
Miss Jennie Wise, who is TAX
ing her summer vacation from
her work in the Stone & Sullivan
store, expects to make a visit to
her sister in Minnesota during
her holidays.
William Dallman is enjoying a
visit from his brother, Rev.
Herman Dallman, of New Ulm,
Mlnn., who is on his way to
attend the Lutheran conference
at Hankinson, N. D.
Elmer Camp and wife, of Mil
waukee, Wis, who have been on
a visit to Mr.. Camps parents at
Twin Brooks for the past two or
three weeks. returned to Mil
waukee last Monday.
Anton Gloomstad, a former
citizen of Milbank, was in town
the first of the week. He is now
travelling for the Twin City Shoe
company, in which he and his
brother Ed are interested.
George Jenkins of Sisseton,
returned home from Aberdeen
Wednesday where he had been
attending a meeting of the direc-
tors of gold mining company
in which he is interested.
Mrs. J. P. Jones and family
have moved down to Simpson
Park to spend the summer
months. j. G.. Elliot and family
have also taken up their resi-
dence in their cottage at the lake.
Rev. S. J. Watson was called
to Wisconsin Tuesday evening
by a telegram announcing that
his mother was dying. In con-
sequence of his absence there
will be no preaching services nor
Sunday school at the M. d. church
next Sunday.
w. j. Baxter returned last
week from trip to the Pacific
coast. Billy says that he hasn t
seen anything much nicer than
Grant county, but was most fa-
vorably impressed with localities
in eastern Washington and Ore
gon and some districts in Idaho.
The name of Thos. Fitch was
omitted from the list of delegates
published last week as attending
! the state convention. Most Of
the boys knew Tom was there
all the time, as he and Fred
Kruger kept the party from any
feeling Of monotony or homesick-
ness during the trip.
We have received a card an,
nouncing the marriage of Robert
|G. Cargill and Fidelia G. Burnell
at Minneapolis on the 9TH inst.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Burnell, form.
er residents of Big Stone City,
and the friends of the family in
Grant county extend congratula'
tions on the event.
Alfred Frost returned from
Alberta last week, where he has
taken land claim. Mr.. Frost
thinks that the only thing to at
tract a person from Dakota to
the Canadian northwest is the
fact of cheap land. Wages are
low and living expenses high in
comparison with South Dakota
conditions in these respects.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Lillian Lau and
| Mr.. Merritt B. Wiseman, the
ceremony to take place Tuesday
evening, June Oath, in the Ger
man Lutheran church at Blue
Earth, MINI. The couple will be
at home after August 1st, in Mil
bank. The bride will be remem
bered by Milbank people as
having visited with the George
Rix family in this city last
summer.
| At the meeting of the board Of
education Monday evening last
Ella Merry VonWald was
elected as teacher OF the htth
and sixth grades in the city
schools. This election completes