The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-15

coul heu w euneSday frOms
their visit to Wisconsin.
Mrs. W. F. Neuenburg is en-.
Joying visit from her sister and
neice, Mrs. Leuella Horst and
Miss Ester Deringer, of St. Paul.
j. H. Hennings had the mis-
fortune of a bad fall from a bicycle
one day last week, which has laid
him up with sprained linn b since
the accident.
Mrs. W. King, of Cakes, N. D.,
has been down spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. H. Wiseman. Mr.. King also
came this week for a short visit.
AS will be seen in another
column Gus Smedley is adver-
tlsing an auction sale of vestock,
farm implements, etc, to take
place at the farm, Tuesday, Sept.
End.
Mrs. J. Scanlan and Mrs. w.
l.. Mckenney, of Bradley, who
are spending the summer at
Simpson park, were in Milbank
Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, shopping and visiting with
| friends.
W. Barnes of Chicago, who
was at one time a resident of
Kilborn, was in town last week
seeing his old friends. Heis now
interested in a wholesale liquor
house in Chicago, for which he
was on the road.
Miss Campbell, who has been
living with her aunt Mrs. J. Mar
tens, went to Big Stone Tuesday,
where she joins her aunt Miss
Schimming and goes with her to
Seattle, Wash, to make her home
with Miss Schimming.
E. A. Prince of Lake county,
drove over from Madison the first
of the week for a visit to his
father-in-law, E. F. Slifer, and
on his return home was accom-
panied by Mrs. Prince, who had
been for some time visiting with
her parents.
Mrs. L. p. Ranous received a
letter from her hus band last week
announcing his arrival at Nome,
after an II days trip by one of
the great steamers now plying
between Seattle and Alaska.
| Mr.. Ranous took considerable
supplies with him and expected
to start for the interior in a few
days.
Miss Jessie G.. Nutting, of
Glenwood, To-, is visiting the
families of j V. R. Priest and c.
Fl. Hevener, south OF town. Miss
Nutting is a daughter of former
minister of the Congregational
church in this city and she is at
present superintendent Of the
city school in Glenwood.
0. Z. Miracle, of Sioux Falls,
son of Jas. Miracle came up to
visit his parents and brother,
the latter of whom has been af-
ficted with typhoid fever. Mr..
Miracle is engaged in the lum Der
and coal business at Sioux Falls,
and this being his first trip up
this way he was somewhat sur
prised at the development OF
this portion of the state.
Mrs. J. e. Truran gave very
pleasant reception last Saturday
afternoon in honor Of her friend,
! Miss Boyd, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
The dining room and table were
beautifully decorated and the re-
! freshments were very prettily
served by Miss Annis Healy and
Miss Ida Boyd assisted by Miss
Shannon. About 40 guests call
ed between the hours OF 3 and >
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McLane
were called to Ortonville last Sat
urday by the announcement OF
the death of Mrs. McLane's IA
ther, Loran Smith, who had been
for the past few years living
with his grandson, Alfred NC
Lane in Big Stone County, but
who had previously made n, his
home with Mr.. McLane. The
old gentleman would have been
81 years of age on the 10th OF
Novem Der next.
Jim Moore, who has been spend
ing the summer up in the ASSN.
boia country. returned the first OF
the week to look after his harvest
ing operations here. James says
thew had fully two weeks to
harvest time when he left the
north country. He says the land