The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-05-01
Indies when in MilOank visit
'ur Millinery Parlor.

'Ni -I lillucl y L dllOI.
STONE e SULLIVAN.
Mrs. G. G.. Stone Of Big Stone
City, mother of Mrs. Jas. A.
Cold, died in that City Tuesday
afternoon.
Peter Cramer, of Watertown,
was shaking hands with Mil
bank friends yesterday while
on his route.
Addison Conright has been
appointed car repairer on the
II. & d. road for the section
between OrtOnville and Bristol.
The Court of Honor had a
social and dance at their hall
last Monday evening, the
| pleasant affair was limited 10
members of the society.
There is but a few brands of
mixed paint that will stand
analyzing. T. l. Blood & Cos.
strictly pure is one of them; for
sale by
J. S. FARLEY, Milbank, S. D.
Mrs. NJ, B. Wiseman, who
gave birth to a still-born child
last week was in a very serious
condition for several days, but
the many friends of the family
/ will be pleased to learn that
she IS now proving with every
prospect of complete recovery.
Will Emanuel left for Fair
mont, Mimi, Wednesday evening
where he has secured a posi-
tlOn IN the furniture department
of the Ward e Caldwell store. at
a good salary. The good wishes
of large mum Der of Milbank
friends accompany Will to his
new home.
The many friends of Charles
| Cannon, who has been so ser
iously i'll, will be pleased to learn
that during the past few days he
has been Improving and is now
much better Mr.. Cannon had a
slight set, back Wednesday after
noon, but we understand is again
/ improving.
! Mrs. Caroline Cannon and
Mrs, f. NJ Craig, of Stanley,
Wis, mother and sister of
Charles Cannon, came to see
Mr.. Cannon last week returning
home yesterday. Mr.. Ray Can.
non also returned home last
week, and will remain during
his father S illness.
Thursday night of last week
during the rain storm lightning
struck one Of the insulators on
a telephone pole on the north side
of Third avenue and sent a piece
Of the glass across the street
until it struck the plate glass
on the north side of Wood Bros.
store. The plate glass was
cracked bv the missile.
n. |. Lowthian, who is making
arrangements for the South
Dakota c.. A. r. encampment
to be held at the lake this year,
saws that most favorable rail
road rates have been secured.
One fare for the round trip from
all South Dakota points, and on
the Milwaukee road in Mime
sofa as far east as ST. Paul,
tickets good for ten day limit
Last Tuesday E. w. Phelan
passed his Goth year as road
master on the H. & d road,
having worked for the Milwau.
kee company 26 years continu-
ously. This is pretty good
record, and while it speaks well
for Mr.. Phelan it also shows that
the company realizes that they
have in him a faithful and eff
cient roadmaster.
Clerk of Courts Rabbit has
/ ISIS SuCu Il1t luSS 1l1NuSCS W
Frank J Cahill and Miss Lillian
c.. Bunting of Albee, and to Mr..
Otto Bunting and Miss Clara
Schultz of the same place and
we understand there is to be
double wedding at Albee on the
9th inst. A license was also
issued to Arthur. G.. Anderson
of Marvin and Miss Maggie NJ
! Cross of Kilborn, who will be
n arried on the 4th inst.
William Booth, who for nun
Der of years has been employed
with the bridge crew on the
H. &. D.. and whose family for a
number of years made their
home in Milbank, has severed
his connection with railroad
work, and left last Monday
night for his old home in the
province of Quebec, where he