The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-07-18
L have some secondhand
olnders, nearly as good as new,
which will be SOLD cheap.
J. S. FARLEY.

olnders, nearly as good as new,
which will be sold cheap.
j. S. FARLEY.
Mr.. VIM. Fahey and his sister
Julia, from Graceville, have been
visiting with the family of VIM.
Defield, Sr., during the week.
Mrs. Roschelou and her
daughter Rhea, from Berwyn,
Ill, arrived Wednesday after
noon on visit to j. B. Stone and
family.
Eddie Watson takes the place
of Lyle Benedict as delivery man
in the Mittelstaedt store, and
the latter will be employed in
the billiard hall.
Mr.. Herrit, the furniture dealer
OF Aberdeen was in Milbank the
first of the week enjoying a visit
with the family Of his sister, Mrs
George Schafer.
Mr.. T. j. Sullivan, of Chicago,
a brother of Mrs. A. j. Bleser,
spent few days with the Bleser
family last week, while on a trip
to South Dakota.
Mrs. G.. S. Rix accompanied
her friend, Miss Swerring, as
far as St. Paul on her way to her
home at Spring Valley, Mimi >,
the first of the week.
Mr.. Philip Silcher, wife and
daughter, who have been living
at tland, Ore, for a mum Der
of years past, returned to Mil
bank the first of the week.
There will be preaching SER
vices at the Kilborn United
Evangelical church morning and
evening, and at Corona at 9 p.
m. by Rev. D. G. Hauk.
Mrs. G. W. Martens went to
North Dakota last week to visit
a sister and brother. She was
joined by her mother at Big
Stone who accompanied her on
the trip.
Mrs. L. Hebert is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs.
| Malsed of Minnesota, who has
made annual visit to her children
here every summer for the past
fifteen years.
Mrs. Foss who had been visit.
ing with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Hollands, returned to
her home in Minneapolis last
Saturday. One of the little girls
remained with her grandparents
fo- a longer visit.
The Rt. Rev. w. H. Hare, D. d.
Bishop of South Dakota was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Saunders Friday. The Bishop
departed Saturday via Peever
for a weeks visitation through
the Indian country.
George Merry returned home
Friday last from stay of several
weeks in Iowa. Mr.. Merry says
that the heavy rains in that state
have done an immense amount OF
damage and in localities the corn
crop is ruined beyond recovery.
Roy Larned, who has been EN-
ployed in the HERALD ADVANCE
office for the past four years, has
resigned his position, and will
make trip to Spokane, Wash. Il
where his brother Burt is living
and where he will probably make
his home.
Mr.. James Moulton: of Big
Stone county, Mimi, has beer
over visiting the C. S. Amsder
family, of Madison. during the
week. Mr.. Moulton thinks oul
Grant county crops this year are
superior to anything he has ever
seen in this part of the country
since it's settlement
Rev. H. Borchardt, of St Paul
who was formerly the United
Evangelical minister in this
county, but who has been sta
toned in St Paul for the past
year, was recently stricken with
paralysis of his left side, and has
been obliged to give up his work
for time. He is out at his olo
home here recuperatlng his
health.
H. J. Keeler writes from Lake
City that he saw the 1st regl
ment M. N. G.. in camp neal
that place, and had visit with
Harold and George Ashton. anC
that the former is a great favorlte
in the regiment and is senior
sergeant. Herb says that be
fore leaving Zumbro Falls he and