The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-06-26

editorial desk with beautiful
oOquet OF fragrant roses
Wednesday.
t. Higgins, of Marvin, was
down on a little business at the
county seat Tuesday and greet
ing Milbank friends.
Miss Rose Huestis, of Bradley,
visited over Sunday with Nil.
bank friends, while on her wav
to Big Stone to attend summer
school.
The Congregational SUNDAY
school had their annual picnic
last Tuesday, going to Simpson
Park and enjoying a boat ride up
the lake.
Mrs. Lewis Plant, who has
been living in Ionia, Mich, since
last fall, returned west last week
for a visit to her old home and
friends in Dakota.
Thos. Kippen is about to make
a visit to his old home at Milton
ia Ontario, in the vicinity of
Hamilton. This is Mr.. Kippen S
first visit back there for thirty
five years.
A Watertown citizen writing
to Milbank friends last week
stated that Co. X was known
as one Of the most orderly
companies in the recent
encampment.
Miss Nuna Shannon, who has
been teaching in Montana, has
been enjoying trip through the
Yellowstone Park with a party
of teachers before returning to
her home here.
Messrs. Will Hicks and j. G..
RaWsOn accompanies Robert
Hicks, of Big Stone, to the
Assiniboia country, where they
go to look over lands in the
vicinity of Indian Head.
Mr.. Hollinsworth, a nephew
of H. J Benedict, who was in an
early day a resident of Grant
county, but of late years has been
farming near Butler in Day
county, was visiting with Mr..
Benedict the first Of the week.
The fourth of July com mittee
has secured the Elliot store build
ing for a rest room for ladies and
children. They may have the
exclusive privilege of occupying
this room at any time during the
day for resting, arranging their
toilet, etc.
Next Sunday will be Episcopal
day at the lake. The boy choir,
composed of fifty voices under
the leadership of Prof. Alfred 2.
Wiley will be one of the musical
features of the day, while Bishop
John d. Morrison, of Duluth,
will have charge of the services.
States Attorney Fuller was
being chaperoned by his big
brother, Howard G., jr., who
came over to look after him for
a few days last week. The young
man returned to Pierre with his
father, Judge Fuller, last Tues
day, the latter with his family
having been enjoying a few days
at the lake.
TO demonstrate the practical
and salts factory results of my
soft rubber suction disks for
holding a set of teeth in its
proper position, | will, beginning
June 29th, make twenty sets OF
teeth for 81 per set. All work
guaranteed. Extraction pain
less. DIR. VOsBURGH, office in
Wood Bros. block.
We had the pleasure of visiting
Mrs. J. w. Johnson S flower
Garden the first of the week and
receiving from it boquet OF
roses. The bushes were simply
loaded with the pretty blossoms,
presenting a most beautiful
sight, and indicated that Mrs.
Johnson certainly understands
the cultivation of roses.
Rev. e. F.. Lyman, who at
tended the S. S. Convention,
held at Aberdeen last week,
reports one of the best Sunday
school conventions ever held IN
the state. Arrangements were
made to put a man in the field
and cover as far as possible the
state. The convention will be
held next year at Huron.
Our first dinner of new vege-
tables for this season was sup
piled by Philip DeGreef, OF big
Stone, who has been selling ne"
potatoes and green peas for two
weeks past. We formerly were
in the habit of thinking that we