The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-09-12

WOOd BROS:
Mrs. Downie entertained tho
Excelsior literary club Wednes.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Breckin.
ridge of Big Stone City, celebrate
their silver wedding Sep. 9th.
DR.. Daniels was sending ont
lumber to his farm Wednesday
to replace the barn recently
burned.
Mcbride, the dentest will be
at his office over the Lindquist &
Osmuudson restaurant, during
all of the coming week.
The next regular meeting of
the Ladies Benevolent Society
will be held at the parsonage
Thursday, September 18th.
f. W. Raebel found a mans
coat on the road north of Milbank
about a mile; owner can have
same by calling at this office.
Mr.. j. A. Pew. who has come
to make his home in Milbank.
yesterday made purchase of the
Ray Bailey residence on Fourth
street.
DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis,
will be in Milbank, Wednesday,
September 17th., at Dr.. Kriesel's
office, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work.
Miss May Guiwits and her
mother of Minneapolis were
guests of Attorney Bouck's
family last week while enjoying
visit to Milbank.
The M. w. A. clerk, S. M.
Pasco, recently received a draft
for 5000 in favor of Helen M.
Gamble, widow of the late B. D.
mble, the latter having been
insured in the Woodmen society.
Mrs. D. S. Cable of Wilmot,
who had been visiting her old
home at Northfeld, Mimi, was
on her way home Saturday, and
Toby came down to Milbank
Friday to see that she got home
safe.
Guy Stafford, who had been
working in Owatonna since the
close of the school year at the
Pillsbury academy, returned
home the first of the week,
and takes position in the First
State bank.
Mrs. j. O. Andrews, of Sis
seton, who had accompanied her
daughter Miss Bonnie, on her
return to Minneapolis to resume
her studies at the university,
enjoyed a visit with Milbank
friends between trains Wednes-
day on her return trip home.
The team of w. S. Crowl while
at the elevator last Monday be-
came frightened while Mr. Crowl
was unloading grain, and run
ing away, threw him from the
wagon. Mr.. Crowl had one of
his ribs broken and was con-
siderably scratched and bruised,
but was able to be around shortly
after.
Mrs. Henry Hollands left last
Tuesday for Minneapolis, where
she expects to remain for several
weeks with her daughter before
leaving for the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Hollands remains here a
short time to settle up his bust
ness affairs and will join his wife
in Minneapolis before they leave
for the west.
Peter Cramer, who has for a
mum Der of years been salesman
in the Mittelstaedt store, has
accepted a position with the
National Biscuit Co. as travelling
salesman, and the first of the
week he left for Watertown,
which will be the center from
which he will reach the territory
he is to cover.
Ray W. Bailey is disposing OF
his furniture and has for sale a
sewing machine, bedroom set,
sideboard, table, heater, range,
gasoline stove, dishes, organ,
two feather beds, two sets OF
springs and mattresses, a mar.
row bed, and a great many mis-
cellaneous articles. Call at the
house.
Next Sunday will be "Rally
Dav" at the M. E. Sunday school,
and as children's day was not
observed in the spring because
of the quarantine, an extra effort
has been made for the Rally Day
exercises. Special preaching
services will be held in the
morning. All the friends OF the
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