The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-19

two hours late Tuesday evening,
caused by the giving out of the
LOGON olive at Olivia.
The Edwards, Wood Co., brok-
ers and grain dealers, closed
their Office in Milbank Tuesday
and removed it to Webster.
Mrs. Amos Hevener has
several friends who always
remember the date of her natal
day and last Monday had a very
pleasant surprise party at her
home.
Rev. L. K. K. Peterson, the
Norwegian Lutheran minister
from Montevideo. will hold
services at the church in Mil
bank on Sunday afternoon,
August q, at 3 p. m.
Miss Rose Carroll, one OF our
Grant county teachers who is
now located in North Dakota,
has engaged to teach the school
at Glen burn, N D., receiving a
salary Of $50 a month.
The board of education has
engaged r. j. Sarvis, of Brook
ings as assistant principal in the
high school. Prof. Sarvis re-
Gently occupied a similar posi-
tion in the schools of Miller.
The strike of the meat pack
ers has not affected the Schafer
Bros. supply, as they cure their
own meats. You can get smoked
meats in any quantity and at
reasonable figures at Schafer S
market.
The display of pickles former.
ly kept on the tables at Schafer S
meat market have been removed
to the refrigerator during the hot
weather. Dill pickles, olives
and everything in the pickle line
at Schafer S.
The friends of Miss Amanda
Lundberg will be interested tC
learn that she was recently mar.
ried to Mr.. E. @. Trexler, and
will make her home in Fargo,
where her husband is employed
in a Inn Der yard.
julius Hanson, formerly with
Erlandson & Johnson, but who is
now travelling for the wholesale
gents furnishing establis hment
Of Weum, Waite Co, of Mime
apolis, was visiting at his old Mil
bank home over Sunday.
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er's drug store Friday and Sat
urday, August Goth and 9th.
Miss Maud Farnham enter
tained mum Der Of her young
lady friends Thursd day in honor
of Miss Lou Hawes who goes to
Santa Cruz, CAL, and Miss Ruby
Aldrich who expects 10 spend the
winter in Moscow, Idaho.
J. N. Safford's mother and
brother, who had been visiting
here for several weeks past re.
turned to ST. Paul Monday, and
the last mentioned expects
shortly to go to Oregon to make
her home with a daughter in that
state.
Mrs. A. B. Conright was en-
| joying a visit last week from
Mrs Martin Schafer, of Min
neapolis, wife of one of the
engineers on the east end of the
H. & D. She was accompanied
with two daughters, Gladys and
Mabel.
S. J. Dillman and Bert Jones
Of Revillo we're Milbank visitors
Tuesday. Mr.. Dillman is a can.
didate for register of deeds and
will come before the people for
this Office at the primary elec
ton. He is a young man of fine
character, and is in every way
competent and capable of making
an efficient officer.
Mrs. A. B. Smedley received q
letter last week from her daugh
ter, Mrs. j. Drake, stating that
the latter had received word or
the Sd of the month that j. B
Whitcomb, a former resident 0,
Milbank, had died of heart dis
ease at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Joe Day, in Seattle. The
deceased had been in very poor
health for a long time past.
During the summer season
when things are not moving
quite SO fast, is good time tt
invoke the aid of some printer: