The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-06-05

the carnival in that city.
Fred POppe, who has been
attending the Minnesota univer-
slty returned home last week for
the summer vacation.
Monroe, the harness man, is ad
vertising fly nets and flv blan-
kets, of which he has a large new
stock. Call and see them.
John Storm, of Twin Brooks.
is advertising an auction sale of
farm machinery and live stock
at his farm Tuesday, June 9th.
L. G. Hebert has opened a bill
lard and pool room at Graceville,
Mimi, having gone there last
Monday to get his business
started.
Hon. George Jenkins and w.
Ireland, of Sisseton, were in
town Wednesday. They were
on their way for a trip to the
Pacific coast.
Miss Olive Ralph, who has
been teaching in Vernon town
ship for the past year, left for
her home in Duluth Monday, and
from there expects to go to
Canada
Robert Phelan, of Cresco,
Iowa, was meeting friends in
Milbank last week, having come
up to look over Grant county,
and was very much pleased with
the country.
Rev. Robert Strutz, on behalf
of the Evangelical people, wishes
to express his thanks to the
Methodists for the use of their
church for the funeral services
of Mrs. Christina Menge last
week.
E. W, Whipple, the Twin
Brooks farmer, was in town
Monday and stated that he had
recently rented the Chrisman
ranch in the western part of the
county and will move from his
farm to that place.
p. NJ. Trowbridge received a
letter from Washington the first
of the week stating that his
daughter, Miss Mabel and Miss
Ida Fink, together with Mr.. and
Mrs. Griggs, had taken land
claims in southern Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Delplain,
the latter a daughter Of Philip
Silcher, left for their home in
Minneapolis last Monday after
visiting with Milbank friends
for some time They expect to
make a short visit to RevlllO
while on their way east.
Will I. Lowthian was married
to Miss Lydia H. Farrell, at
Tyndall, S D., last week, at the
home of the brides brother, the
ceremony being performed by
Rev. E. f. Underwood. Wills
Milbank friends extend congrat-
ulations and wish he and his
bride continued happiness.
Thomas Lennon, the actor. was
shaking hands with Mllbank
friends during train stop last
! Friday. Tom is now in the drug
busin ess at Granite Falls, having
left the stage. but was on his
way to Aberdeen to assist IN the
presentation Of a play by an
amateur company in that town.
Will Ross made a trip to
Chicago the first of the week
and returned home Wednesday
with Mrs. Ross and the children
who had been visiting IN that
citv. While away both Mrs.
Ross and the two chliuren were
taken down with the measles,
but had nicely recovered De-
fore returning home.
Conductor David Clnclalre
moved his family to MonteVldeo
last week, having exchanged his
run on the Sisseton branch Tor
the run between Montevldeo ana
Milbanl1. David's many MI
hank friends regret to nave MN
remove from the city but Wlsh
him every success in his Monte,
video home. Mr. Clnclalfe S
brother. A. W., is temporarily IN
charge of the Sisseton tram.
Mrs. J. A. Rickert, OF olsse,
ton. was enjoying a snort E.sl' :,
with friends Wednesday, While
on her way to Scotland where
she will remain for a coupe oi
f duvs before joining her husband
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