The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-14

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what is known as the Kaercher
house on Third street, which
was recently vacated by DR..
Vos burgh.
Glen Martens was taken with
a serious hemorrhage of the
bowels last week, and for time
was in serious condition, but
is now improving.
The Aberdeen News says that
E. H. Fargo and family, who re.
Gently went to Santa Cruz, CAL,
expecting to make their home
there, are returning to Aberdeen
to live.
Miss Anna Reeve and Miss
Mayme Nixson went to Water
town last Thursday to visit with
Miss Carrie Thayer few days
and will go to Pierre before re-
turning home.
G.. F. Rushton, of Woodstock,
ILL.,, who is interested in the
large cattle ranch in Mazeppa,
and who had been on a visit to
his Grant county farm, returned
to Illinois the first of the week.
Jens Peterson and Albert
Empson have formed a partner
ship and are arranging to open
a billiard hall at Owatonna, Min
nesota, as soon as the building
can be prepared for their outfit.
Every lady in need of a new
coat or suit should avail herself
of the opportunity of seeing the
big line on exhibition at Erland-
son & Johnson S October 22d.
Miss Anna Kerns, who has
charge Of the fourth and fifth
grades Of the Sisseton school, is
visiting with Milbank friends
this week, the schools of Sisse-
ton having been closed to pre-
vent a scarlet fever epidemic.
Thos. Kippen, who spent the
past year at Toronto, Canada.
and who has been out looking
over his South Dakota farm for
"a monitor Sc, is considering the
advisaLi,ity Of gong to California
and spending the winter in that
state
Av2icles new and DID,
Sales ladies modest and bold,
in the rummage stock
n Wood Bros block
Next Thursday at ten o'clock.
John Neuenburg goes to North
Redwood, Mimi, today to attend
family reunion with his parents
who are both living beyond the
three-score and ten years. One
sister from California, and an
other mem Der of the family from
near by are expected to be
present
Mrs. M E. Fossum took her
little daughter to Sioux Falls the
first of the week to place her in
the mute school at that place.
She was accompanied by Mrs
f. p. Dore, who also had her two
boys to place in the school, and
Mrs Will Towles, of Sisseton,
with her little girl.
Mr.. G. H. Meyers. a former
citizen of South Dakota, now
located in Oklahoma and engaged
in drilling for oil, was visiting
his niece. Mrs. G.. w. Eddy yes
terday. Mr.. Meyers is accom-
panied by his wife, and has beer
on visit 70 his old home at Red
field and Watertown.
Mrs. Ellen Lundberg an6
daughter started Monday nigh
on a trip to the Pacific coast, vi;
Fargo. They will visit theil
daughter and sister Amanda il
the latter place before golne
west. Mrs. Lundberg has LEASED
the hotel to O. A. Ostrander who
will carry it on during the year
Don't forget the Dixie Jubilee
Singers at the Congregations
church next Friday evening.
William Boice, of Mazepp;
township met with serious loss
last Friday night when his larg
barn was struck by lightning
and burned. The barn wa
newly built and was we'll fille'
with hay besides having a larg
quantity of grain stored in it
We understand some live stool
was also burned with the build
ing.
Rev. S. A. Chappell is attend
ing the Dakota conference thi
week, which is being held a
Mitchell. The church at thi