The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-04-29

Rev. Geo. Fl. Kase, the Luth-
eran minister, made business
trip to Ortonville Wednesday.
Rev. F. A. Stamp left Wednes-
day for Maiden Rock, Wis,
after a few weeks visit with the
family of w. l. Lowthian of this
city.
The ladies of the Episcopal
guild will hold a rummage sale in
the Elliot building, Main street,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
May 5: 6 and Z.
Miss Hoeltgen closed her
second year in the Melrose No.
3 school last Wednesday. A
program was rendered in the
evening which was a credit to
both teacher and pupils. Re
freshments were served after
the entertainment.
n. f. Nelson has been elected
representative of Sylvan lodge
to attend the grand lodge / O. O..
F., which meets at Yankton the
third week in May, and Mrs. 4.
K. Crawford will be the repre-
sentative to the Assembly, which
meets at the same time and place.
DR.. Kohler, Of Minneapolis,
will be in Milbank Wednesday,
May 4th, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work. Office with Dir.
Kriesel.
The quarterly conference of
Milbank circuit will be called to
order in the German Evangelical
church at Grant Center next
Saturday afternoon at > o'clock.
On account of the above men
toned conference there will be
no morning service in the Evan
gelical church in Milbank on
the coming Sunday.
Mrs. Mary E. Argyle, who lived
with her daughter and son-in- law,
NJ. M. Wartenbeen in Mazeppa
township, died on the 24th inst,
aged 60 years. The funeral ser
vice was held last Wednesday
at the Congregational church in
South Shore, Rev. Boice of Big
Stone City conducting the same.
E. F. Mesmer 4 Co, the Jew
elers, have placed y fine large
clock in The postoffice for tho
convenience of the public, aud
as an advertisement Of their
ieWelry business. Mesmer &
Co, are right up to the times in
their business methods and in
the jewelry line when you buy of
them you know just what you
are getting, very important
matter in this class of purchases.
We have received a neatly
printed lyrical poem put out
from the office of the Minneton-
za Record, at Excelsior. 1t is
entitled "The Rubaiyat of Lake
and is an invita-
lion to visit that pretty resort.
Although the author is not
we surmise the lines are
from the pen of our friend Will |
Dillman.
Wood Bros. have just received |
car load of fine buggies and
surries.
VIM. Cleveland, one of the old |
residents of Milbank and early
settlers in the county, who |
moved to Minneapolis three years
ago, is visiting his daughters,
Mrs. A. A. Chapman and Mrs.
Bert Voss aud greeting his
I'D friends. Mr.. Cleveland |
spent last winter in Manitoba,
out has recently been helping
lis son, Will Cleveland, in the
of a terminal eleva-
or IN Minneapolis.
Grant county was we'll repre-
sented at Webster last Wednes-
lay during the judicial conven
ion. The regulars felt very
Of their position and
he validity of their cause, and
we're represented by large
delegation among them being:
Y. /. Lowthian. chairman of the
convention, George S. Rix, Thos.
Hicks, Ed Norton, f. ". Meehau,
Nm. Jennings, f. A. Croal, A.
5. Raberge, Horace Davidson,
Thos. l.. Bouck, VIM. Koepke,
). S. Lockhart, N. ]. Bleser, w.
B. Saunders, Henry Seide, J. S.
Farley, Thad L. Fuller, w. w.
Downie. To represent the con
testing delegation were: w. f.
Ra abbitt, A. G. Somers. A. F.
4indquist, julius Fenner G.. w.
orevey, S. Nixson, j. N. Eng.