The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-06-10

The German Evangelica
campmeeting at Big Ston'
Lake commences next Tuesday
June IA, at Simpson Park.
Arthur Bleser, who has bee,
working on the Oregon Shor
Line at Pecatella, Idaho, for ;
year or SO past, is home on ;
visit of a few weeks with hi:
parents.
j. G. Tessin and wife lef
Monday evening for a visit with
friends in the cities and at Sprins
Valley, Mimi, to be gone a weeE
or ten days. While away the
bicycle shop and business will
be taken care of by Fred Tessin
Mr.. W. H. Rethke was greatly
pleased that so large a mum bel
of friends from Milbank and
vicinity attended the wedding
festivities of his daughter Min.
ME, and the hearty enjoyment
which characterized the occasion
was particularly gratifying to
him.
! We have received Off cial notice
| to attend the com encement
exercises of the law class at the
state university on the 10th.
Among the names of the gradu-
ates is Elbridge B. Healy, of this
county, who has been taking the
law course and has received his
diploma.
Mr.. D. G. Trapp, one of the
former residents of the county,
who removed to LaMoure county,
N. d., last year, came down for
a visit with his old Grant county
neighbors last week, bringing
his two daughters with him. He
expects to remain several weeks
before returning north.
Editor S. Y. Gordon, of the
Browns Valley Tribune, vas in
town last Friday. With his wife
he was on his way to St. Paul to
join the Minnesota press assocla-
tion on an excursion to the st.
Louis fair, having come by way
of Wilmot, where they left two
of their children with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Plotner.
Miss Minnie Shannon, who
has been the efficient and cour.
teous librarian at the public
reading room, finished her sec.
ond years work last week, and
the library and reading room
will be closed for the summer
season, opening again on the
first of September. Miss Shan
non accompanies her sister,
Mrs. Flood, of Graceville, to Cali
fornia this week, where they
will spend the summer.
Minnetonka Record: DR.. E.
G.. Sasse, who has been practic-
ing at Excelsior for the past
year and who has become very
popular around Minnetonka, has
purchased a hospital at Edgerly,
North Dakota, and will go there
at once and take possession.
During his brief sojourn at the
lake he has established re-
markable reputation both as
physician and surgeon, and
Minnetonka people universally
regret his departure.
John Knoerr, who has clerked
in the Erlandson & Johnson
establishment for the past year,
was called to his home at Brown
ton. MINI, the first of the week
by receiveing word that his
fathers partner had been acci-
dentally killed. His father is
the proprietor of a ditching
machine for draining land, and
the death of his partner with
other business complications
necessitated the return of John
to assist him. Mr.. .Knoerr leaves
any number of friends in Mil
bank who will be pleased to see
him back here when he can
make necessary arrangements
to return.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martens
left Monday on a visit to the
old home at Green Bay, Wis.
They have gone to attend a re-
union of Mr.. Martens brothers
and sisters of whom there are
six of the former and one of the
latter. Mr.. Martens family
came from Holland to Green
Bay, Wis, fifty.six years ago,
when they were children, and
all of the brothers and sister
are still alive, and they have
arranged for this family reunion
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