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

Mayor Bouck has appointed
DR.. W. j. Ferguson president of
the city board of health vice DR..
kriesel resigned.
The builders commenced work
Wednesday on the Swedish Lu-
theran church on corner Fifth
avenue and Grant street.
Mrs. Chas. JacGuot, Mime
apolis, with her three children,
is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. N. j. Bleser.
Miss Hattie Lockhart, who
has been attending the summer
school at the Minneapolis uuiver-
sity, returned home last week.
E. Emanuel the furniture
man, is going up in the air again.
That is he is adding another
story to the front of his store
building.
Mrs. Grace Hinckley ofBritton,
who has been at the lake for
several days, was a guest of
Mrs. G. W. Prevey yesterday,
when on her way home.
The Christian Endeavor society
of the Congregational church
will hold an ice cream social at
the parsonage lawn next Tues
day evening August 11th, to
which the public is invited.
Miss Carrie Thayer, who has
been spending several weeks
with friends at her old home in
Milbank, returned to Watertown
Monday, wheresheis employed in
the store of her brother-in- law,
A. G. Gilruth.
Editor l.. G.. Emerson, of
Sisseton came down Monday
on his way to Nebraska, where
he goes to accompany his wife
home from a visit to friends in
that state. He was accompanied
this far by Mr.. Swensen, of the
Peever Mercantile store, who
was on his way to the cities.
| Miss Aimee Cleveland, of
Minneapolis, is making a visit
to her sisters, Mrs. Chapman
and Mrs. Voss, and other friends
at her old home in Milbank. She
says that her father and brother
are in Manitoba this summer,
where they have con tracts for
building some thirty or forty
elevators.
Clara Schumacher, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Schu-
macker, returned home last
Thursday from a seven weeks
visit with relatives at BOwdle
and was accompanied by Mrs.
J. S. Schlacter, of that place.
who will spend a few weeks in
our city as guest at the Schu'
macker home.
E. H. Benedict last week
moved his family into their
new home, corner of Second
street and Fourth ave-, recently
erected by H. j. Benedict. We
understand that the house just
vacated by Mr.. Benedict will be
occupied in short time by two
of our young people who con
template matrimony.
Prof. Todd, of the state
university, was in Milbank
during the week, having come
up to the north part of the state
to secure data in regard to the
geological survey and water
supplies in this region. He
secured from Mr.. L. Morley, the
we'll digger, number OF i'm
portant facts and figures in
regard to water depths, the
, strata through which he has hao
: to go in his we'll work and the
! depth at which granite has been
, struck in the various localities
He states that Mr.. Morley has
the most complete record of his
well boring of any of the wei
diggers in the state.
The Ripley Portrait Co., oI
| Sioux Falls, las purchased the
Richardson block in Ortonville
and will open up a portral
studio August 18th. We dc
) everything in the portrait line
crayon, sepia, water color, pastel
, cameo aud oils, also manufacture
everything in the frame line
We guarantee an exact likeness
, of all photographs. All work a
half cost until September lst
, Send US your work and get oul
special advertising price befor'
) September /, 1908. Do not sent