The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Nelson
have arrived at Los Angeles,
where they expect to remain for
some time.
Senator Pierce Cahill passed
through town Wednesday. He
was returning to Pierre from a
visit to his home at Albee.
j. D. Burkhardt this week
replaced his gasoline engine with
one of Is horse power, his former
one being an eight horse power
D. E. Wood and wife spent Sun
day with relatives at Appleton,
and Mrs. Wood went on to Water
town Monday for a visit with
friends in that city.
James Moore, who goes by the
sobriquet of Canada Jim, - came
down from his Assiniboia home
last week to attend to a little
business and see his Milbank
friends
Harvey Williams had his hand
quite badly burned one day the
first of the week. He was try
ing to open box of caps, when
the caps exploded, quite badly
burning his hand.
The Evangelical church is
holding series of revival meet
ings, commencing Wednesday
evening. Rev. Teichman of Big
Stone is to assist the pastor in
| the work.
A former resident of Marvin,
Mrs. J. S. Campbell, writes US an
account of an overland trip
which she made last fall before
she settled down in her new
home in Washington, and speak S
of some of our Grant county
people whom she saw on her
trip.
Quite a party of Big Stone
City people came up to attend
| the evangelistic meeting Tues
day night. Among them were:
Rev Boice and his mother, Mrs.
Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Phillips, Miss May Philips, Miss
Claude Breckenridge, Mrs. Pad
dock, Walter Van Eschen, Will
Thomas and E. Porter, and Rev.
Geer, of Ortonville.
Maiden Rock Press: Fred
Cooper arrived from Osceola
last Monday evening, to join the
force of the Press printers. Mr.
Cooper has for some time been
working for A. &. Reese bul
formerly came from Milbank.
our old home, where he worked
in the Grant Co. Review. Mr..
Cooper is a good printer and We
will now be able to turn work out
more promptly than we have
been doing the past month or SO
Henry Dehlendorf, who pur
chased the Lam burg and Ollhafer
farms in Melrose last summer
brought up three cars of stock
household goods and farm
machinery from his old home
near Sioux: Falls the first of the
of the week. The farm which
Mr.. D. recently sold was nine
miles southwest of Sioux Falls
aud which he homesteaded q
years ago, when he had to brins
his lum Der from Sioux City tt
build Lis house.
The series Of evangelistit
meetings held at the M. b
church by Evangelist Rowley
were brought to close Wednes
day evening. The meeting
have been we'll attended, and ;
genuine interest has been man
ifested throughout, quite mum
ber of persons protesting tn
changed life, while the churcl
itself has had an uplift in things
spiritual. Mr.. Rowley an(
wife go from here to Richlan'
county, N. D., to hold a series o
meetings before returning t.
, Ohio.
The lecture, Dreams ant
Dreamers which was to hav
been delivered by P. Monro'
Smock last Friday night
, under the auspices of the librar.
association, had to be abandone
as the lecturer missed max
ing railroad connections Will
enroute. The entertainment
, was the last of the course, and
was not deemed possible to &c
, another date that would hay
/ proved satisfactory all around
7 Parties holding season ticket
) who feel that they have not a
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