The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-06-12
Call and see the cut Stone &
sullivan are making in trimmed
hats.

hats.
Miss Ella Bleser returned
nome yesterday from the Wi
mona normal school.
Miss Nina Fanset came home
last week to enjoy the summer
vacation with Milbank friends.
Max Koelle, of Revillo, was in
town the first of the week on his
way to Canada, where he is
engaged in taking land settlers.
Some fine rains the first of the
week gave the ground good
soaking, and all kinds of vege-
tatlon is growing at a rapid
rate.
Thurm Craigo, of Wilmot.
came down Monday on his way
to Madison, Wis, where his
daughter graduates from the
university.
The ladies Benevolent society
Will meet with Mrs. James
Miracle next Thursday after
noon when the semi-annual
election will be held.
Will Schroeder went to Pine
Island last Friday to erect a
monument at the grave of
a deceased brother, whose re
mains are inferred at that place.
The board Of county commits
sloners at the special meeting
last Saturday appointed Prof.
A. 5. Raberge county superin-
tendent, vice Grant Riggle
resigned.
Miss Beatrice Elliot went to
Madison last week to attend
the commencement exercises at
the normal school at that place
where her sister, Miss Florence
graduates.
David Eastman is moving his
family from Pierre to the old
home at Wilmot, they having
remained at Pierre until the
graduation of daughter at the
high school.
G.. "A. Porter, who carries mail
on rural route No. 2, had a family
reunion last Tuesday, when all
Of his sons and daughters came
home to attend the 3Oth annivers-
ary of their parents wedding.
Edward Cruise, who grad uated
from the high school here a year
ago and has been attending the
the Yankton college since last
fall, came back to Milbank the
first of the week to stay during
his vacation.
Cliff Dickerson has engaged
as engineer at the Wagner mill,
having commenced work there
last week. Since leaving Olivet
Cliff had been working for the
COrliss engine company, Of St.
Paul, but prefers to live in
Milbank.
Oscar Murrie, Of Aberdeen,
who was for some time with the
Edwards Wood company at this
place, was married the first of
the week to Miss WHY'S Smith
of Harvey, N. D. Mr.. Murrie's
Milbank friends extend congrat-
ulatiOnS.
G.. w. Martens and wife went
to Big Stone yesterday for a
visit with friends. Mr.. Martens
is recovering nicely from the
injuries received in a recent run
away accident, but will have to
use care in moving around until
the rib bones that were broken
are again knitted together.
Mail Clerk Mayrand, who was
at Yankton short time ago,
brings word that Patsy Brennan,
who is in the mail service between
Sioux City and Yankton, living
ia the latter city, but who was
some years ago resident OF Big
Stone City, was recently hurt
by being kicked by horse
Next Sunday will be observed
as Children's S Day at the Metho'
dist church. There will be a
short chiidren's sermon, a rep
sentation of the work OF educa-
ton and baptism Of children, at
the morning service at lO;4o'
The annuel Children S Day sun
dav school concert will begin al
8 m. The public is cordially
invited.
Charles Betcher, of Red Wing
who is we'll known here as
lsrge M,e - property owner at Big
Stone City and in this county,
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