The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-08-21

MISS Dalley, from Montana, a
cousin of A. V. Fisher, is visit.
ing the latter.
NJ Edelman and wife, of Big
Stone City, were visiting friends
in Milbank yesterday.
DR.. Ross and his wife will
return home Sunday the 23rd,
and he will be in his Office on
the 24th, ready for business.
The members of the Episcopal
Sunday school enjoyed their
annual picnic at Linden Beach
last Tuesday, and had most
enjoyable time.
Commissioner w. B. Saunders
went to Huron Wednesday where
the Worlds fair commissioners
will meet with the governor and
plan for the work before the
commission.
Miss Florence Conright and
Miss Bessie Downie returned
home Saturday afternoon from
Minneapolis, where they had
been spending a part of their
summer vacation.
John Neuenburg, of Grant
Center, has rented his farm
and made arrangements to
move into the city, having
engaged to work in the
Mittelstaedt store, commencing
next month
A case of petit larceny was
up before Justice Bleser, a
young man being charged with
appropriating various articles
belonging to his fellow boarders
at one of the hotels. The case
was dismissed.
Miss Edith Silcher, daughter
Of Philip Silcher, went to
Minneapolis last Saturday where
she expects to visit with friends
for a few weeks and then go on
to Portland, Ore, where her
parents will go later.
Mrs. Dutch, who had been
visiting with friends at the old
home in Beardstown, H., and
at other points in that state
during the summer, returned
to her home with her daughter,
Mrs. S. Nixon, this week.
Miss Rose Carroll, of Mazeppa,
returned from Walters, Ward
county, N. D., Wednesday, hav-
ing taken a land claim in that
locality, and adjoining the claim
of E. S. Healy. Miss Carroll
goes to attend the Aberdeen
Normal school next month.
Mrs. J. Faus, of Montevideo,
mother of Mrs. Jacob Heagy, OF
Twin Brooks township, has been
visiting her daughter during the
week; Mrs. Faus and Mrs
Heagy were calling upon friends
in Milbank yesterday while the
guests of Mrs. W. W. Downie.
The Grant County Title com
pany and w. w. Downie have
given the contract for the super
structures of their new brick
buildings on Main street to Johr
Carlson & Co. The foundations
will be completed the first of thu
week. Gus Swanson, the stone
mason, is doing the work.
| Fred Cross, of Kilborn, was
in town last Friday. Fred hat
recently returned from a visit tt
| Bowbells and Ward county
North Dakota, aud was very
much pleased with the country
up there and thinks it is al
right. He visited E. S. Healy a
Walters, N. D., last month. Mr.
|Healy now has his bank opened
and is doing business.
A couple of pusilistically IN
clined sports who had indulget
too freely in the flowing bow
started a ring fight Tuesda.
afternoon. When the first roun'
was ended one of the com bata1t
succum bed to knock out blow
and the effects of the booze n
had previously imbibed. Th'
other succum bed to the marsha
and passed the lonely vlglls o
the night in the calaboose. Hl'
introduction to Justice Pasco II
the morning cost him 80 an'
, costs.
Dakota grown apples ar
not so much of a novelty a.
thev were few years ago, whe'
we supposed South Dakota wa
entirely out of the fruit belt
but the apples taste just d
good. This week the cullnar.
donartmant of the HERALl