The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-07-04
MILBANK S. D., FRIDAY, JULY t. 1902

Miss Nellie Sullivan, who has
been attending the Madison nor.
maj school, returned home the
first of the week.
Misses Gladys and RubyJohn.
son OF Minneapolis arrived We'd
nesday on visit to their grand
mother, Mrs. J. F. Corskie.
FOR SALE-A good second
hand Advance separator, with
self feeder, swinging stacker,
welgher and everything complete
at SOU. WOoD Bros.
| q. ). Delany, a former printer,
who is now travelling for the
Mutual Life insurance company,
is spending the week in Milbank
IN the interest of his company.
Bessie Downie is visiting
friends in Minneapolis this week
and goes to Morristown, MINI.
for a visit to relatives at that
place during the summer vaca-
tiOn.
Miss Effie Cinclair left this
week for a short visit with
friends at Montevideo. She goes
later to Minneapolis to attend
the session of the University
summer school,
The engineer, who was killed
in the wreck near Staples, Mimi,
was brother of Mrs. J. George
formerly of Grant county; he was
considered one of most trust
worthy men on the road.
Miss Anna and Master Mahlon
Mitchell returned Tuesday
morning from a several week S
visit to friends at Proctor Knott
and Duluth, where they enjoyed
some delightful excursions on
Lake Superior, and also saw the
workings in the iron deposits of
that region.
The school census of the city,
which has just been taken by
Secretary Lockhart shows males
27S and females 259, or a total of
of 537 between the age of 6 and
q, This is an increase of %
over last year, Is boys and 8
girls.
Deputy Sheriff Jennings made
a trip to Duluth last week, re-
turning with Mrs. Jennings the
first of the week, who had been
visiting with her daughter in
that city. Mr.. Jennings also
went up to North Dakota while
away and visited with his son
Elton.
E. M. Eastman, who has been
away from Milbank for the past
five years and has been living at
Whatcom, Wash, surprised his
friends by coming in upon them
last week. He was accompanied
on his trip east by his wife, who
wanted to see her Minnesota and
Dakota friends.
Mrs. B. d. Gamble left last
Friday for her fathers home at
Frederick. She was accompa-
MED by her brother. W. 3. How
ell, who had remained with her
since her husbands decease.
Mrs. Frances Gamble left on the
train Monday for Mar
shall, MINI, accompanied by her
sister.
The north part of Main street
has recently been improved by
the laying Of cement sidewalks IN
front of the Merchants bank, the
Berkin building, Farley's store,
s market and the barber
shop. A gap is left in front of
the Antilman building, the owner
of the property objecting to put
in d new walk.
The Milbank boys who have
been attending the Brookings |
agricultural school returned
home last week, among these |
being Lyle Benedict, August
Port, Raymond Wood: Sidney |,
Shannon and Lloyd Ranous.
Frank Hits remains in Brook
ings, where he has secured a
position in real estate office.
The fine growing season has
brought even. the flowers to per-
fection this year, and the roses
are more fully developed and
beautiful than in many past
seasons. AS proof of this Mrs.
Emil Johnson left a fine boquet
Of roses on our table. They
we're as beautiful and fragrant
as any one could desire.
The old adage that "it pays
TO advertise" was illustrated.