The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-07-24

New salem, \. d., to work.
The Empire elevator company
is tearing down it's store house
and will rebuild cribbed
elevator.
X. +. HUSKY, the painter, went
to Montevideo Tuesday to do
some work and visit some of his
friends there.
NJ. L. Ecker and family was
visiting for several days at the
farm home Of b D. SOuthwick
near South Shore.
Miss Alice Knapp, of st. Paul,
a cousin Of Mrs. A. X. Crawford,
arrived here Wednesday and is
visiting the Crawford home.
Editor L. G. Emerson, of the
SlsSetOn Banner, was in town
Thursday Of last week having
accompanied his wife and family,
thus far on their way to visit
friends in Nebraska.
r. l.. DiIlman, of Wadena,
Mimi, came in on the Thursday
morning train for a few days
visit TO his old home at Revillo.
Mr.. Dillman is an attorney and
is also in the land business at
Wadena.
Anton GlOmstad of Mime
apois, came up during the week
to attend the funeral of his
mother, whose remains were
brought here from MOntevideo
Monday, for burial near the old
home at LaBolt.
E. H. Tunell, of Pollock, S. D.,
has been visiting his brother,
Gus Tunell, in Big Stone town
ship during the week. Pollock
is at the end Of the 500 line near
the Missouri river, and Mr..
Tunell thinks he has to get
back into civilization at least
once a year
DR.. G.. W. SiIcher, the optician,
was accompanied by his wife
and two children on his profes
sional visit here this week, and
they will remain here for a few
weeks. His sister, Mrs. Carrie
Honeywell, Of Minneapolis, also
came up with him for a visit tc
the old home.
r. J. Hinman returned from
his western trip to Washington
Oregon and Idaho the first OF
the week. He travelled con
siderabIy over the country, anc
likes some parts Of it, but he
SAYS that life is not without It's
thorns even there. He was
more favorably impressed witt
the country around Spokane
than at any of the localities he
visited.
| M. S. Druecker returned home
last Saturday from a trip tt
northern Minnesota, having beer
up to Thief River Falls aud st
|Hilaire, the latter being the place
where his son, Ed. j. Druecker
lis located. He was we'll pleased
with the country, the prlnclpa
business Of which at presen
lis numbering, but be thinks there
are good farming possibilities az
the land is drained and cleared
Mr.. A. f. Lindquist has pur
chased the half interest OF Jen:
Peterson in the Milbank laundry
and the new firm is Poison q 20
| Mr.. Poison will assume actlV'
management of the laundry ant
has already secured experienced
help. so that he will be able t.
receive all work, family WASH
inos included, and turn 1t on
promptly and satisfactorily
The plant includes all OF en
best laundry machinery man
ufactured, and patrons Ca,
depend upon having their Worl
done quickly, neatly an'
thoroughly.
The death by apopIexy o
P. M. Arthur, grand CHEF OF lh n
brotherhood of locomotive eng
neers, removes from 'aoo
circles one of the ablest an
most successful leaders orgal
ized la Dor has ever had ~
conservatism and character =
the man commanded respee
from even those whose interest
) he opposed. During ms La Ion
term as chief of the brotherhoo
/ he made no great mistakes an
acquired wide fame IRON ~
prudence and success in hololn
he confidence of both the men I,
hers of the brotherhood ana VI
railroad officials and in galnln
,roc and better COZ