The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-08-07

oioIhel -lu-laW, James kGrr.
Miss Laura and Miss Anna
Rodgers made a trip to the cities
and took in the st. Paul carnival
last week.
Mrs. W. Enos returned last
week from an extended visit to
hef parents in northern
Minnesota.
M. S. Druecker took his two
little daughters to Chicago
during the week for a visit |
to their grandmother in that
city.
The Misses Gertrude and
Mary Martens, little daughters
of Marty Martens of Big Stone
City, are visiting their cousins in |
Milbank this week.
Mrs. Suher and children,
from near st. Paul, arrived
Monday for a visit with relatives
and friends and may decide to
to permanently reside in
Milbank.
II. W. Counter, the jeweler,
returned last Friday from a
week S trip in the northern part
OF Minnesota, and on his way
back visited at Graceville with
his family for couple of days.
The W. G. r. U. will hold it's
annual election of officers in the
parlors of the Congregational
church Tuesday, August 11th,
at 3 p. M. All mem mbers are
earnestly requested to be
present.
Game Warden Mount has
appointed the following deputies:
Walter G. Shirling, Pennington;
W. G. Ulrich, Twin Brooks;
Edmund Roberts, Big Stone
City; w. G. Reibe, Grant Center;
Joseph Tillmans, Melrose; G. H.
Givens, Grant Center.
John Burgan, the elevator
man, is enjoying a visit from his
brother, j. E. Burgan, who is in
the commission business at
Minneapolis. Mr.. Burgan has
not been out this way for some
fourteen years, and was sur,
prised and pleased at the
development of the country.
Justice Pasco puts in little
of his spare time between cases
in cultivating a flower garden,
and he has one of the prettiest
exhibitions of flowers to be found
in the county. It's worth some
thing to look over his garden
and enjoy the beautifully tinted
| blossoms that are so abundantly
in evidence.
John E. Truran, the state
deputy commissioner Of public
lands, spent a couple of days in
town during the week, visiting
with his old friends and attending
to some business matters. Joh1
SAYS that his family is now
nicely settled at Pierre, and that
the work in the office is moving
along in excellent shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bailey, of
st. Paul, are out on a visit to
Mr.. Bailey's parents in this city.
LEV is a former Milbank boy
and of course enjoys meeting his
old friends here, and thinks he
has earned vacation as he has
worked steadily for the past
wear. He has been employed
for a number of years IN the
advertising department OF the
Pioneer Press.
James Moore, who has become
a sort of international character
Of late. and is known as Canada
jim" by reason of his dividing
his time between the two coun-
tries, came home to look after
his harvest interests IN TINS
locality the first of the week.
Jim says that crops are looking
very fine in that portlon or
Manitoba where he is located.
He says that Mr.. Preston who
went from here, is nicely located
on a good farm and has prospects
of large crop.
Miss Anna Brown, the clerk
in Erlandson & Johnson's store,
resigned her position the hrst OF
the month and goes to her nome
at Lake City, Mimi, this week.
Her place in the store Will oe
filed by Miss Maroella ram.
Miss Browns Rebekah 1fle1os
surprised her last Saturday
evening by coming in upon her
at the Prevey home and spend-
inc the evening with her. pc