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

W. hall this week.
Mrs. Frank Pew returned
home from visit to the old home
at La Mars, the first of the week.
S. M. PascO took in the state
fair the first of the week, and
saw Dan Patch make his pacing
exhibition,
Miss Gretchen Bleser went to
Owatonna the first of the week,
where she will make art and
music her studies.
O. H Kingsley, one of the early
settlers in the county, now liv-
ing in Olmstead Co., Mimi, was
in town for a day or two this
week.
The w. G.. II. U. will meet next
Tuesday afternoon, September
Sth, at three o'clock in the M. b.
church. Members please bear
this in mind.
George Merry returned from
visit to Minneapolis yesterday,
bringing his mother and his sis
ter, Mrs. Blake, with him for a
visit to Milbank friends.
Miss Nuna Shannon who has
been spending her summer
vacation at her Milbank home,
returns to her school work at
Billings, Montana this week.
Irving Ely returned to Mime
apolis Monday where he res umes
his studies in the university.
Mrs. Ely accompanied HIM to
the city to assist him in getting
located.
The people of several of our
neighboring towns are quite
interested in the approaching
street fair and carnival, and it is
probable that Summit, Sisseton
and Big Stone will have display S
, from their localities.
Mrs. S. J. Watson and little
son and daughter arrived home
=, yes terday from their visit to the
, old home at Bristol, Conn, where
they had been for a couple o1
. months past, Mr.. Watson having
. returned home several weeks
ago.
Rev. Geer, of Ortonville, who
> has been enjoying a vacation
: from his church work, and rusti
eating at the farm of his kinsman
, Peter VandervOort, preached a
Il the Methodist church last Sun
= day evening on "The things tt
J, think about.
q Aberdeen News: Mr.. and Mrs
:, c.. f. Dawes have returned from
e Wisconsin. in which state the,
d have been spending severa
months. Mrs. j. j. Gordol
accompanied them from Milbanl
n to remain few days.
!, President Graham of tn
n Dakota university at Mitchell
II has rendered his resignation
S and DR.. Nicholson of Corne]
<. college at Mount Vernon, La
has been appointed to succee
-, y, him.
Il President Graham has been a
the head of the university TO
,, ten years and has carried
~ through some very hard an
le trying times. DR.. Nicholson i
l. regarded as one of the stronges
Q of western college men. He wi
k be bered by those wh
10 attended the Big Stone chauta,
IS qua two or three years ago, hay
$ ing lectured on biblical subjects
a, and was considered one of tn
ic ablest speakers at the assem- bly
Webster Reporter and Farmel
! llc Di oui pUuOoo "ioA wiz
y, the citizens of Milbank an
:, " Webster responded to Waubay
!. call for help Wednesday nigf
- =, reflects credit and the knowleds
a. ~ of the assistance rendered
=, ample reward. Compare thes
- -. men with those who were
~ Wau bay at the time of the I'll
who refused to be of any assis
ne ance until paid for their labor
ut in advance. It's no wonder th'
lis these worthless vagabonds wi
is travel through the country und'
lie the guise of laborers are dai
D. becoming more nauseating
rn decent people. Every city an
We village should have a rock pi
at and as soon as one of the
ed alleged human beings show |
ut he should be compelled to bre;
in rock on a bread and water di
On until ho would ha 0lad tO SCI