The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-05-08
Get your Hog Fencing at Wood


a visit to Chicago this week.
One of the Dodge boys caught
a Is pound plckerel at the dam
last Tuesday.
M E. Fossum was made clad
the first Of the week by the
arrival of q bright little daugh-
ter at his home.
Miss Lottie Williams, who had
been in st. Paul for the past two
months, studying shorthand,
returned home last Saturday.
A large delegation of the Mil
bank Degree Of Honor goes to
Appleton next Tuesday to assist
in initiating a large class at that
place.
TEETH DRY .Vosburg, by his
painless methods has robbed
the dental chair of its terrOrs.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Its just fun.
G.. w. Prevey received word
Wednesday that his father was
dying at his home in Elroy, Wis.
Mr. Prevey left for that place on
the night train,
Mr.. Imrie, brothe:'inlaw Of
Mrs. CIV. Cannon, came from
Wisconsin Tuesday, He was
unable to reach Milbank in time
to attend the funeral Of Mr..
| Cannon.
Miss Caddie Jones, who had
been i'll with scarlet fever and
under quarantine for several
weeks past has recovered, and
returned to her home at Monte
video Tuesday last.
If you are interested in having
a fourth Of July celebration in
Milbank this year don t fail to
be present at the meeting IN the
council rooms next Wednesday
evening at s o'clock.
By recent Encouragement OF
railroad matters Milbank has
been made a division point for
the way freiohts from Monte
video and Aberdeen, and a
change of crews on these trains
is now made here.
Miss Nettie Green, who was
elected as teacher in the city
schools for next year, had been
elected and accepted a similar
position in the Ortonville schools
previous to her appointment IN
| the Milbank schools.
Episcopal services, Sunday,
May 10, at 10:45 a. m. and o:oC
O'Clock D. m. The members OF
the confirmation class are re
ouested to be present on Satur'
day, at $50 p. m. Cholr re
hersal after this service.
Knute Nelson returned nome
from California last week, Mrs.
Nelson and little daughter Will
remain for several months. lhey
are very much pleased with what
thew have seen of California, and
think it a delightful place to live
AS company K will be called
TO attend the annual encampmen
TO be held at Watertown June
10. the members of the company
have been ordered to meet fol
drill every Monday night, when
guard mount and general camp
drill will be in order.
, Milo Olds shipped his effects
7 to North Dakota the first or the
, week. and left for his new home
in Mercer county in that state
accompanied by his nelghoor
, Mr.. Fowler. Mrs. Olds remains
here for a short time, and VII
attend the meeting of the Grap, ,
Lodge, Degree of Honor at Lead
as delegate of the Corona loog'
before going to her new home.
Col Lowthian informs us tina
tho announcement in last week
naper in regard to railroad rates
to the G.. A. r. encampment
Big Stone lake next m0nth % waS a.
: not exactly correct. The rates
=, from all points in South Dakot; @
+ are one fare for the rouna "Trip
' and from all points in Mime
| sofa the same rate OF one latt
will prevail, where the tare L
! not over $3.50.
5 Prof. I. E. Clark, asslstan
! principal at the high school, n,aa1s MAJ
+ boon III for the past week
t III ~ reatened with typhoid pne9
monia, and County SuPerlnvWvnt Wa
ant f., Riggle and Mrs. S. }. wat
10 heen drafted IN az