The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-03-04

cities this week making Selec
ton of her spring millinery
goods.
A. p Fuller, who is teaching
school near Summit, came down
to Milbank Saturday to attend a
Masonic chapter meeting.
B. Jorgenson of Osceola Town
ship was county seat visitor
Saturday. having come to attend
the sheep breeders meeting.
Little Leota Kriesel has invita-
tions out for her young friends
to help her celebrate her fifth
birthday Saturday afternoon.
The ladies Of the Catholic
society will give musical enter
tainment at the opera house on
the evening Of the 18th, st.
Patrick S day.
Miss Ruby Ryder, a com
positor in the HERALD-ADvANCE
office, is taking a vacation and
has gone on visit to an invalid
aunt at Bangor, Wis.
Assistant Inspector General
J. H. Holmes, of Aberdeen, and
Capt. E Beck with, of Pierre,
were here last Saturday and in
the evening made a thorough
inspection of Co. K.
Mrs. Will Enos was very pleas
antly reminded that Saturday
was her birthday when several
of her lady friends came in and
left with her a pretty gift as a
memento of the occasion.
Miss Mamie Smith of Monte
video, and Miss Helen Smalley of
Spring Valley, have been guests
of Mrs. G.. S. Rix during the
week. The latter lady is on her
way to Seattle, Washington,
where she has accepted a posi-
ton in the university in that
city.
Mrs. Ida Morgan received
word Wednesday that her moth
er, Mrs. AL. Diets, who was at
the hospital in Minneapolis, was
failing to secure strength. and
that the physicians had given up
hopes Of her recovery. Henry
Finley, Mrs. Diets father went
to the city yesterday.
Jas. Mcdowell came down
from Marvin Wednesday and he,
with others interested, has been
making arrangements for a sani-
tary cleaning up in that locality,
an outline of which may be seen
in the bylaws adopted by Osceola
township and printed in another
column The measure is a com
mendable one.
The Lockhart brothers re-
ceived word the last of last week
Of the death of Mrs Alice Lock
hart, of Brookings, their de-
ceased brothers S wife. Mrs.
Lockhart had gone to hospital
at Roches GER for a surgical oper-
alton, which, for a time, seemed
successful, but later complica
tions set in, followed by dissolu-
tion.
The G.. A. r. and w. r. G..
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Mcpherson made a cavalry
charge upon them last Tuesday
evening to the nun Der of a score
or more, and captured both the
inner and outer works of our
popular dray yman. After jolley
ing up Mac until be felt like Il
young recruit they presented
Mrs. Mcpherson with hand
some SET Of silver spoons as a
memento of their visit and the
good time they had enjoyed.
}. W. Johnson had the pleas
ure of entert tanning during the
week an old friend whom he had
not seen for forty years. The
gentleman was Mr.. S. r. Gran
dali, now of Minneapolis, who
was living in Wisconsin away
back in the sixties when he and
Mr.. johnson were friends and
neighbors. Neither Mr.. Gran
dali nor Mr.. johnson knew the
other when they met, and it
took some old time photographs
to bring back their recollections
of each other.
The Junior league gave a very
pleasing entertainment last Fri
day night at the M. E. church,
consisting of recitations and
songs. The excellent manner
in which the nun bers were pre-
sented by the boys and girls
indicated the very thorough and
efficientdrill they had undergone.
and reflected great credit, not
only uDOn the ability df tho