The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-30

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Robert Nichol made visit to
Sparta, Wis, during the past
week.
Mrs. William Jennings goes to
Duluth the latter part of the
week to visit her daughter in
that city.
Miss Laura and Miss Anna
Rodgers, who had been to the
city for some time, returned to
Milbank this week.
Harry Hocum was in town the
first of the week. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Hocum who
made a short visit to friends and
relatives.
Try Swifts union stock food
and save feed. 1t is fine for
young hogs; for sale at Farley's
in Mil bank, South Dakota.
This is the season for Weeders;
they are good thing in the
wheat field; they pulverize the
soil, make it hold moisture and
kill the weeds at the same time,
for sale by is. Farley, Milbank,
South Dakota.
Miss B. Andrews, daughter of
Judge Andrews, of Sisseton,
spent time between trains with
Milbank friends yesterday while
on the way to Sisseton. Miss
Andrews is student at the Min
nesota university.
The picture presentation of
the Passion Play at Simpson
Park Saturday evening and
Sunday will be an artistic treat
to all who attend. The manage
ment has one Of the most inter
esting picture entertainments ia
the country.
A number of the young men,
former graduates of the high
school, have returned home to
spend decoration day and attend
the graduating exercises, among
them being, William and Alfred
Schafer, Irwin Ely and Fred
Poppe
Mr.. and Mrs. John Towers,
of Clear Lake, were over visiting
their kinsmen, the Lockhart
brothers last week, returning
home Tuesday. Mrs. Towers
will be remembered as Miss
Maggie Lockhart, teacher in
the county some years ago, but
who has been living in Wisconsin
for some years past.
We have received the an-
nouncement of the wedding
ceremony of Rose Charlotte
Movius, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Movius, of Bowbells,
and Mr.. John E. Murphy, which
takes place on the 28th inst. The
younglady's Grant county friends
will wish her every happiness
in her welded life.
The family of H. H. Green a
short time ago received word of
the serious illness of Miss Nettie
Green, her affliction eliminating
in paralysis Of one of her linn bs.
Mrs. Minder, a sister of the
young lady goes to Valparaiso
to bring her home, Miss Nettie
having been attending the college
at that place for some months.
Herman Richter and L. Lam
brechts returned from eastern
Washing ton last Saturday after
looking over the country for
several weeks. They were in
the vicinity of Latha, where F.
B. Roberts brother is located,
and are very much pleased with
the country and expect to move
there, Mr.. Richter going next
week.
Mr.. George Port has taken the
agency of the Allen Nursery
company of Rochester, N. ~,
and is now receiving orders for
fall delivery. This nursery is
one of the best in the country,
and can furnish you with genuine
imported bulbs from Holland, or
in fact anything in the bulb or
shrubbery line. Mr.. Port also
does general team work prompt
ly and on reasonable terms.
The Epworth League last Fri,
day evening gave a reception at
the parsonage in honor OF three
of the lady teachers who are
members of the league, Miss
Christina Koch, Miss Myrtle
Hutchison and Miss Margaret
Black, and who are about to leave
on their summer vacation. The
young ladies have been very
helpful to the young people OF