The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-09-26
MlLBANK. S. d., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1902.

Miss Lydia Miller, of Alban.
is clerking in the Mittelstaedt
store.
Ladies are invited to see our
pattern hats.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
Mrs. It. L. Bouck entertained
a number of her lady friends
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. w. Thorndike of Big
Stone was visiting with Milbank
friends Wednesday afternoon
Wood Bros. invite affection to
their excellent stock of heating
stoves, steel ranges and cook
stoves.
Miss Hattie Prevey took the
north train Wednesday for a
visit to friends at Wilmot and
Sisseton.
Mrs. j. 0. Andrews was in
town yesterday on her way home
to Slsseton from trip to her
former home at Mankato.
Thos. Fitch, of Gen. Humph
reys post G. A. r. has been ap-
pointed aide -de-camp on the
staff Of the state com mander.
Mr.. John Dreisen and Miss
Ada Roberts, both of Madison,
township, were married by
Squire s. M. Pasco last Wednes-
day.
Next week Will Allen, who has
had the contract for street
sprinkling during the summer,
finishes his work, and will have
charge of M. L. Ecker's fuel de-
livery.
Fred Mea-s made a successful
trip on his automobile from
Minneapolis to Milbank the first
Of the week, arriving here Tues
day. He says that the roads
out from Minneapolis were
heavy with mud, but he came
through without any bad luck.
Mr.. Lammel has just put in a
fine granite column on'the corner
front of his new building. The
plaster is a solid piece of granite,
round, and polished to a beauti-
full finish on the surface 1t is
nine feet high, and with base
and capita weights some $500
lbs.
w. J. Towles, the Sisseton
druggist, was in town Saturday
on his way home from the cities.
Mrs. Towles had been to Sioux
Falls during the week where she
had taken their little daughter
Eva, whom she placed in the
school for deaf mutes at that
place.
Mrs. j. Smull, who with her
neice, Miss Wintringer, has
been visiting the family of her
son, J. D. Smull, returped to her
home in Chicago Wednesday.
During her visit Miss Whit
ringer made a trip to Scotland
and other points in the southern
part of the state, in the interest
of the juvenile department of
the w. G. T. U.
Rev. G.. j. Keller, the former
pastor of the Evangelical church
here, who is now living at Men
dota, ILL.,, has been shaking
hands with his Grant county
friends during the week. Mr..
Keller has been obliged through
ill health to forego preaching,
and is now attempting to build
up his health by rest and out
door occupation, and he thinks
he is accomplishing this result.
His many friends were greatly
pleased to see him.
A week or so ago we recorded
the marriage of Miss Ida Diets,
who formerly lived here, but for
several years past has been liv-
ing at Woodstock, MINI. She
was married on the Bird OF Sep
tenn ber, and a letter received by
AL Diets the first OF the week
states that her husband died on
the 18th of typhoid fever. Such
are the Kaleidoscope expert
ences of life. The young woman
las the sympathy ofhe Mllbank
friends in her bereavement.
Mr.. L. A. Hoffman and wife
Of wheeling, w. Va, arrived
Monday on a visit to the family
of J. G. Williams. Mrs. Hotf-
man and Mrs. Williams are SIS
ters. and had not seen each
other for a number OF years.