The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-04

j. Stanford.
Strictly up to date hats for
early fall wear at Mrs. NJ. A.
CONRICHT'S.
Mrs. B. F. Vosburgh is enjoy
ing a visit from her mother, who
comes from Minneapolis.
George Cline is enjoying a |
visit from his son G. 2. Cline and
wife, who came from Decatur,
III.
Miss Edna Wood went to
Minneapolis the first Of the week
for a short visit with friends in
that city.
Mrs. M. l.. Ecker went to
Minneapolis last Saturday, to
spend the week with friends and
visit the state fair.
Erlandson & Johnson and L
l.. Conright have laid cement
walks in front of their business
places on Main street.
Mrs. Jud Cornell, of Mapleton,
Mimi, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. A. Riley, and family at
the county farm this week.
George Barney, of the state
school and public lands, was in
town during the week. He is
out looking up trespassers on the
public lands.
Chris Schumacher, of Corona,
who has been laid up for about a
week, took the morning train
Tuesday for the cities, where he
intends to takemedical treatment.
Miss Ruby Ryder, one of the
compositors in the HERALD AD'
VANCE office, has been on the
invalid roll this week, and was
compelled to return to her home
in Summit Wednesday.
p. E. Higgins, of Osceola, was
in the city Tuesday. M Higgins
thinks OsceoIa is all right and ne
says the people out there are
interestedin the coming carnival
and the township will have al
- e.,
George Kern, seeing some
specimens of plum growth in ou1
windows, brought US in a few
samples from the young tree:
in his yard that were of extr;
size, and showing that this ha
been a great year for plums.
VIII Walsh, of Big Stone, cam
up to Milbank, Tuesday. h
has been working during tn
summer in the roadmasters otfic
at Pennington, but goes t
Chicagothis week to take a cours
in music at a college in tina
city.
w. d. Givens, of Summit, VIII
at one time clerked in the Have
+ store. with his wife was visltln
/ with friends in Milbank las
week. He has made arrange
ments to leave in a few days TO
Colorado, where Mrs. Given
is in hopes of recovering he
health.
H. O. breckenridge, of Bi
Stone. was meeting his Mllban
friends last Thursday. He ha
recently been in the Asslnlbol
country and secured some Ian
. :. near Indian Head. He think
: that part of Canada is a wonder
full grain country, and says tina
the land is being eagerly settle
upon and the country is BEN
a developed quite rapidly.
T j "A. uIlCi1 VI
O returned Monday from Weyburl
: Assiniboia, where he had bee
with a party of land seeker
He is engaged with the Come nj
0 & Martin land company OF we!
e burn, and he says the peop
h hereabouts have little conceptlo
|, ofthe wonderfully large i'm MGR
y ton that is going into Asslnloo
at the present time, ana |,
), immigration is composed OF u
s hest class of settlers, large
g from the northwestern stat'
and Ontario.
Grandma Potter, one OF the O
. residents of this locality, WI
has been out to Washington an
If the Pacific coast country 1or
e wear or so past, returned
e Milbank the first OF the Wet
'e and ar is living at the home OF l..
Us Conright. Mrs. Potter was n
g in love with the Pacific Goa
country, and thinks it "a. a ve1 H
ooor climate to 1--we in. The co