The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-24

SooCh, Ill, VINO came OUT 10 ILL.,
ranch in Mazeppa township ;
, few weeks ago, returned t.
Illinois last week.
Miss Allie Given, who has
been employed at Stone & Sulli
vans for some time past as
milliner, took her departure
Monday for her home at St
Paul.
Mrs. w. j. Weddell, formerly
of this city, but now of Brainerd
Mimi, is visiting with her sister
Mrs. George Schafer. She is
on her return home from a TRIP
to Aberdeen.
The Chicago favorite comedi
ans, Bob and Eva Mckinley,
are making a spring tour of a
few smaller towns and Manager
Thomas has booked them to play
here July 1st.
Mrs. D. Hocum and two chill
dren went TO Corona Tuesday to
visit at the home of Peter Gin
ther. During her absence Miss
Hilda McCloskey, of Marvin, is
looking after the Hocum home
The Congregational Sunday
school enjoyed their annual pic
mic last Tuesday, going to Linden
Beach for the day. Ideal
weather and nice boat ride
made the occasion very pleas
ant one.
The officers and membe of
Esther chapter O. E. S., are re
quested. to be present at the
regular meeting on the 9th,
when matters Of interest will
be decided. Refreshments will
be served.
Miss Gertrude Phelps, a niece
Of Miss Nettie Phelps, arrived
on a visit to Milbank friends
Wednesday. The young lady S
home is in Washington, but she
has been attending the college at
Northtield.
DR.. Kriesel went to Watertown
last night to attend the annual
meeting of the South Dakota
National Guards, in company
with Capt. Lindquist and Co. K,
Of this city, and will be absent
until July 2nd
Lincoln Schafer who has been
attending Dakota university at
Mitchhell, came home last week
and will spend the vacation with
his Milbank friends and work
up his muscle by assisting in the
Schafer market.
Agent NAHUM departed Mon
day for a two weeks visit at the
worlds fair During his absence
the station is in charge Of Billy
Phelan, with Charley Molander
as freight man and H. Leiph, of
Webster, as day operator.
Mr.. Nels Skow and son, of
Emmetts burg, Iowa, were visi-
tors in the city and county the
first of the week. Mr.. Skow
last year purchased the H. W.
Bailey farm north of town, and
is much pleased with the appear
ance of things in this locality.
Nix. D. S. Cable and wife, who
had been attending the Masonic
and Eastern Star gathering at
Yankton, were in town Sunday
morning on their way home to
Wilmot. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. |
Knapp, who were represent
ing the Sisseton lodges, went !
through the day before.
Deputy U. S. marshal, Dan
Collins. passed through the city
Monday on his return home to
from a trip to Wash
ington, d. c., where he had
taken U. S. prisoner from
Sioux Falls, who had gone in
sane, to the U. S. insane asylum.
He was also at Philadelphia and
New York.
A pleasant open air meeting
Of the Excelsior club was
held last Friday at the beautiful
home of Mrs. G.. L. Wood, the
president. A picnic supper was
served from tables spread under
the trees. Reports were read
by delegates, of the proceedings
of the state federation, and the
usual club work was supple
mented by social recreation.
Hon. S. H. Elrod, who was a
guest of the G. a. r. people at
the old soldiers reunion at Sisse.
ton the first of the week, where
he addressed the old soldiers
and their friends Assem- bled at
the encampment grounds, in a
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