The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-08-14


friend Miss Blanche Lee.
Thos: Parsons and wife came
from the east Wednesday 10
spend a short time with Grant
county friends before resumino
his school work at Watertown.
Inc Granger business college,
or Aberdeen, one of the best
business schools in the west, has
announcement in another col umn
That the fall term opens Sep
tember 1st.
Mrs. J. W. Williams, of
Sheldon, Conn, ACCOMPANIED
by her two sons, Fay and
Maurice, is making an extended
visit to her parents in Milbank.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Bailey.
Mrs. J. G. Knapp, of Sisseton,
who had been on visit to
friends and relatives at Sheldon,
Iowa, was in Milbank on her
way home last Monday, and took
the Tuesday morning train for
Sisseton.
Levi Schnabel was given a
surprise the first of the week
by the arrival at his home of his
mother, Mrs. Martin Schnabel,
and his sisteri n-law, Mrs.
Maggie Schnabel, both of whom
are from Ionia, Mich.
The carpenters have been at
work for week past on the
Swedish Lutheran church, and
the building is now enclosed.
1t is 3OX4O in the main part,
with entrance room 1Ox16. The
church will cost about So, 500.
The American Bible Society
depository, which has been
temporarily in the HERALD
ADVANCE office for some time
past, has been removed to the
telephone office and is in charge
of Miss G.. E. Hall. 1t is the
place to get cheap bibles.
DR.. Vosburgh, the dentist,
who has not been able to do
dental work for some time on
account of crippled hand, says
that the injured member is now
well and he is ready to resume
his work. The public is re-
quested to bear this in mind
when dental work is needed.
J. A. Reed, superintendent of
the Spencer grain line of eleva-
tors, has been out looking over the
company property at this place,
which is in charge of Peter Eye.
Arrangements were made for
putting in new conveyers in the
elevator. Mr.. Reed was well
pleased with things in this
neishborhood.
Attorney Thad Fuller left on
a trip east last Monday, to be
gone several weeks. He goes
to Newport, r. l., to see his
brother, Lieutenant Fuller, OF
the regular army, but expects
to stop at Chicago and other
points while away. During his
absence Judge Bouck will act as
states attorney.
J. A. Fuller, of Stockholm,
brought in sheaf of wheat
from his farm, and which is on
exhibition in the HERALD AD-
VANCE window, as a sample OF
what they raise in Stockholm
township this year. The heads
are all finely filled, and we
believe the grain is the heaviest
we ever saw. Mr.. Fuller
saws that it is but an average
bundle of his wheat.
The family of |. 0. Berg, who
moved from Blooming Valley
township to Assiniboia last year
met with a serious misfortune
a short time ago. Their little
girl about seven years OF age
while playing near some burning
brush accidentally fell IN the tire
and was so badly burned that
she died within few hours or
the accident. Mr.. and Mrs.
Berg have the sincere sympathy
Of their friends and former
neighbors here
Game Warden Mount has put
on his war paint and is right
after the sooners. Henry I'LL
man and Peter Cramer were two
victims of misplaced confidence,
who didn't know the game
warden was loaded, and care.
lessly looked across the barrels
of their guns last Sunday up IN
Melrose township. After pleao,
ing guilty they were assessed