The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-05-20

: young friends in the countr
l are on the calendar for the nea
future.
Mrs. M. B. Baird expeas
: move from Milbank to Sisseto
t next week.
Peter Eyes new house on tn
north side of town is now 1earl
completed.
! Miss Lille Riebe left yester
day for Glenwood, Mimi, wher
her sister is ill.
, The rock foundation for tn,
soldiers monument was laid il
place this week.
D. G. Thomas, of Watertown
was a visitor between train.
while on his way home from
Slsseton yesterday.
Supt. Raberge was down al
Simpson Park yesterday super.
intending the enlarging OF the
teachers dining hall.
A. W. Shone and A. J. Nc
Bride left the first of the week
for Hepner, Ore, where they
may invest in pine lands.
F. S. Reeve is gradually ge.-
ting MS upstairs gallery in shape
and when fully completed will
have a very desirable place.
John Kraling, assessor in Luna
township, came down to the
county seat the first of the weA
to get his assessors books.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Merry
returned from their California
trip last week. We understand
that Mrs. Merry was taken quite
i'll on the journey home, and has
not yet recovered.
William Cleveland, sr., is re-
modelling and building to his
house on Fourth street, where
he will make his home. Mrs.
Cleveland arrived from Mime
apolis the first of the week, and
brought her household goods.
The Swedish Lutheran church
Society will have a straw hat So
clal on Saturday, May 21st, at 8
o clock, p. N in school house
No. 3, Big Stone twp. Every
body cordially invited. Ladies
are requested to bring lunch in
their straw hats.
The kahl orchestra, of Bic
Stone, will assist the members
of the Young Peoples Alliance
in their entertainment at the
Evangelical church this evening
at eight p. IN. After the program
refreshments will be served at
the residence of f. W. Movers.
Do no, miss it.
The entertainment given by
the Lennon Theatre company is
one Of The dollar shows at popu-
lar prices. 1t will be here next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights. Baby HELEN with
TINS company is the youngest
vaudeville artist on the American
stage
The Miracle cement crew has
put down walks for John Bur
gan and knute Nelson at their
on Third street and
have also laid walk from the
corner Of DR.. Jacotel's residence
70 the + IL. Benedict corner on
second street A walk has also
oeen LAID Ia front Of the EpIs-
;0pal church and William Cleve-
and 5 property on Fourth street.
The local baseball experts got
excited Tuesday afternoon and I
a fat and lean nine for
game, which was pulled off
amid great roofing by the pop
llace that turned out to witness
he play. The heavy weights
claimed a victory in a score of IS
o 13. The base running and
ield work of j. G. Wood was
'aid to have been the feature of
he game that called for the
oudest applause and plucked
'ictory from the jaws of defeat
o the everlasting glory of the
at men.
A number of young misses
lave organized a walking club.
they get up with the birds and
AXE a two mile walk before
The girls find it
plendid tonic, away ahead of
ny patent medicine, bring
ng the bloom of health to their
heeks and giving them an ap-
,etite for breakfast. The mem.
'ers of the club, or at least a
lumber of them expect to enter