The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-02-26

Good boy, the Indian on trial at
SlsSeton for the killing of James
Whalen, was acquitted.
Rev. Teich man, of Big Stone,
has been assisting in revival
meetings at Groton this week.
Mrs. r. L. Bouck and children
were visiting in Big Stone
Thursday, guests of Mrs. S R.
Gold.
DR.. Kriesel, was called to
Minneapolis last evening to
take charge of a case in one OF
hospitals at that city.
George DeSilva, of Aberdeen,
came from that city the hrst of
the week to attend the funeral
OF his brother, A. II. DeSilva.
The Milbank degree of honor
will entertain the visiting mem
bers of the Appleton degree
Thursday evening of next week.
+! Miss Adalene Koch, a neice of
Miss Christine Koch of the CITY
schools, has been engaged to
teach the school in the Weber
district in Vernon.
A filter and water tank of 1000
gallons capacity is being ms tailed
by the Milestone Milling Co.
and three other new machines
are being put in the mill
this week.
The daily papers have recently
chronicled the death of Gabe
Bonck, Of Oshkosh, one of the not
ed characters of Wisconsin. The
deceased was an uncle of Mayor
Bouck of this city.
The teachers of the city schools
formed them mselves into com
bination last Monday evening
and called upon Lanitor Wilson
at his home, where they spent
the evening in social pleasures.
The Milbank Creamery paid
a cents for butterfat for the
month of January, and if the
market continues good will pay
% cents for February. Farmers
who have milk or cream 10 spare
should take it to the creamery.
William Wilson received word
last Monday OF the death of his
father at his home insMimme-
apolis. The deceased was SO
years of age, and had suffered
from a stroke of paralysis which
had left him helpless for the past
year.
Be sure and hear the children
at the M E. church Friday even
ing, February Goth at 7:3O o'clock. |
Fifty Junior Leaguers will speak
and sing. No charge for admis-
sion but a collection will be taken
for the benefit of the children's
work.
Chas. and Gust Kottke have
bought the fuel and machine
businese of VIM. Runge at Twin
Brooks Chas. Kottke returns
from Hutchinson. MINI, where
he has been during the winter,
and will take charge of the
The attention of the mem bers
of Milbank Chapter r. A. M. is
called to the fact that there will
be a meeting of the chapter in
the Mark Master degree tomor-
row, Saturday, evening for work,
and all mem bers are requested
to be present.
Mrs. Bejerke, of Sisseton, was
a passenger on the train going
north Monday. She was on her
way home from Spring Grove,
MINI, where she had been to
attend her father s funeral She
brought her mother home with
her to Sisseton.
w. f. Neuhoff, the cigar maker
ma restaurant man, is moving i.
ais business from his quarters T,
)n Second avenue to the Merritt !,
building, now owned by L. H.
Bentlev. Mr.. Neuhoff occupies {
he upper story of the building [
or dwelling purposes. {
Messrs. j. G. Wood and ]. C. \
elliot write that they are having t
excellent health in Cuba, the
after gentleman having i'm
proved wonderfully since his
'lslt to the tropics aud the whole =
'arty are greatly enjoying the ! !
Innate and conditions of Cuban 5
ife.