The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-06-05
Mayor BOuck and wife are en-

Wy ihS lew udyS VlSlI III lno
cities.
F. W. A Poppe has moved his
his family to the lake for the
summer.
% per cent off on trimmed
hats Saturday, May 3Oth, at
STONE & SULLIVAN
n. F. Nelson and E. P. Dore
are attending the grand lodge
knights of Pythias at Yankton
this week.
An infant child of w E. Busby
died suddenly on the 29tb inst.
and the funeral was held Satur-
day afternoon.
James Brannon, the ice man,
is prepared to furnish you ice
from Big Stone lake. Call him
up by telephone.
Irving Ely returned from
Minneapolis last week, where he
had been attending the univer-
sity and taking the engineering
course at that institution.
Senator A. B. Kittredge spent
a few hours in Milbank Monday,
while en- his way to Sisseton,
and enjoyed meeting a goodly
mum mber of our Grant county
people.
Daniel Opperman, who sold
his farm here last year and
removed to Marshtield, Wis,
has purchased some land near
Chaffee, in Cass Co., N. D., and
has gone there to live.
Sheriff Crawford and wife
went to Rochester, Mimi,
Wednesday for visit, and will
take in the Minneapolis carnival
while away. They expect to be
gone couple of weeks.
John Rodgers, one of the old
settlers who recently removed
to North Dakota, has been visit
ing his old Grant county friends
during the week and enjoying a
reunion with his G. A. r..
friends.
/ Johnnie Pew, the little son of
Frank Pew, entertained a mum
Der of young friends with a fare
we'll party yesterday afternoon,
as he is about to go to Minneso-
ia and Wisconsin to spend the
summer.
The topic for next Sunday
mornings sermon at the Con9re-
gational church will be "Char-
acter and Culture. In the even
ing: THE Little City and the
Wise Citizen.
E. FEM LYMAN, Pastor.
Charles Glasser, publisher of
the Masonic Observer at Min
neapolis, was shaking hands
with Milbank friends the latter
part of last week. Charley is
an old Big Stone boy who
always meets a hearty welcome
from Grant county friends.
Albert McLane, one of the old
and respected residents of Mil
bank, last week moved to Fair
fax county, Virginia, where he
had recently purchased a home
The good wishes of Milbank peo
pie accompany Mr.. and Mrs
McLane to their new home, and
we all hope they may have health
and happiness in old Virginia.
County Superintendent Grant
Riggle, who has been confined tc
his bed by sickness the past
week, has rendered his resigna
ton as county superintendent.
and the county commissioners
meet tomorrow to fill the va
cancy by appointment. Mr.
Riggle has made arrangements is
to 60 to Madelia, Mimi, and &C
in the newspaper business.
Will Martens met with quite d
serious accident yesterday after
noon out near Marvin. While
driving across a ravine his tea m
ran away, breaking two of his
rios, and it is thought he has
received some internal injury
Although seriously hurt be
drove the team into Mllbank
before giving his injuries any
attention.
Editor Aldrich of the Big Stone
Headlight thus speaks of two OF
our young people who have beer
attending the Madison norma
school, one of whom is to be
teacher in our city school. At the
Madison Normal school we me
Miss Enola Sayers and Miss
Florence Elliot of Grant county
Miss Elliot graduates this veal
and is engaged to teach in Mil