The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-05-15

superintendents.
John L. Lockhart, of Pierre,
and Mayor Andrew Lockhart,
OF Clear Lake, came over to Mil
bank last week to attend the
the funeral of their brother
James little son.
The many Milbank friends of
Evangelist Rowley and wife will
be pleased to learn that they are
at present conducting a success
full revival meeting in the M. E.
church at WatertOwn.
DR.. W. A. Kriesel received
notice last week of his appoint
ment as assistant surgeon, 1st
battalion second regiment S. D.
n. G., and the doctor is now
assuming a military air that is
very becoming.
TEETH. Owing to the weather
was unable to open my office as
advertised, but after May Goth
DIR. NOSBURGH will be found
there every day, prepared to do
all first class dental work as
advertised. Teeth extracted
and filled without pain.
Mrs. c.. G.. Middlebrook re-
ceived telegram from West
Salem, Wis, last week, stating
that her father had been stricken
with paralysis and was in a ser
iOus condition, and Mrs. Middle
brook left for the east on the
Saturday morning train.
Mrs G.. D:ckerson, arrived
from Olivet, this state, last
Friday night and will visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Crowl, until Mr.. Dickerson
gets permanently located. He
has been in the Twin Cities dur
ing the past week, where he took
an engineer S examination.
Mr.. Peterson, of the Milbank
steam laundry, will soon add
another up to date labor -saving g
machine to his already well
equipped plant, having placed an
order this week for a body
irOner, a machine to iron the
body of shirts, and also skirts,
sheets and other garments that
do not require a polished finish.
August Anderson received
some kodak pictures a few days
ago from DR.. Daniels, who is
now in California We are in
clined to believe, Judging from
the photos, that the doctor
was unable to find words to fully
express his opinion Of that coun
Try and the way he is enjoying
himself, so just had few snap
shots taken to give his friends
here faint idea of his surround
ingS.
F. II. Heathcote came down
from Strouseton Monday, being
summoned here as "a juryman,
but was excused by Judge Nc
Coy and returned home on the
afternoon train. Being manager
Ofthe StrOuSeton creamery, agen t
at that point for the Mccormick
machine company, besides run
ming a half-section farm, Mr..
Heathcote, probably feels that
he has enough to do without
helping to deal out Justice at the
county seat.
Iandbills are out announcing G
a game of ball this afternoon
between Milbank S first nine and
Revillo, and following the game
the boys will give a dance to,
night in Harmonic hall, the
proceeds of both the game and
dance will go towards expenses
the OF team. The home team
went down to Revillo the first OF
the week and came out victori
ous, and Judging from the play
ing at Revillo, fine game is
expected this afternoon. Turn
out and encourage the boys with
your presence and be sure and
bring along your 25 cents.
About twenty-five members ol
the local Degree Of Honor Went
down to Appleton Tuesday il
response toan invitation from the
lodge of that city. The dele
CATION was made up principally
of ladies, as only three or -four
of the male members were in the
crowd. and A. T. Horton, being
one of the latter, claimed M
went down merely to chaperor
the crowd. Well, maybe tn
ladies made "Allie" think 81
when they left here, but i
looked as though they had al
entirely different motive in TAX