The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-10-28

Mrs. Fred 1OlZer, OF Monte.
vldeo, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. S. Nixon.
James Black, of Vernon town.
ship reports the arrival of a fine
little boy at his home last Fri
day.
Don't forget to see those swell
jackets and coats for the ladies
at Erlandson & Johnson's Satur-
day, October 80.
st. Agnes guild will give a
halloween supper at the Elliot
building next Monday evening
at 6 o'clock. Everyone invited.
Mrs. J. P. Jones was up from
Montevideo Monday and enjoyed
meeting Milbank friends and
attending the 0. b. S. chapter
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Eddy we're
in Redtield celebrating their
tenth wedding anniversary at
the home of Mrs. Eddy's parents,
| the first of the week.
w. w. Shook, of Big Stone
township, was last week enjoy
ing a visit from his brother
George, who lives in Pennsyl-
vania, and who ran up into South
Dakota before taking in the fair
at St. Louis.
Rev. r. E. Strutz, of this city,
and Rev. H. G. Haag, of INilmot,
left Wednesday to attend the
ministerial convention at Aber
deen. The former will make a
business trip to Lehr, N. D., be-
fore returning home.
Henry Cunningham, of Mel
rose township, has been having g
a serious time with an erysilpelas
swelling in his face, and which
was particularly bad last week,
but we are pleased to state he is
now greatly improved.
Henry Seide, jr., returned from
ST. Louis Tuesday, having been
accompanied by his father as far
as Minneapolis, from which place
the latter went to join his wife at
the old home at Nicollet, Mimi,
for short visit with relatives.
w w. Leavitt received $4,.
700 draft from Chicago the first
of the week, being a portion of
legacy left him by the recent
decease of an uncle who had ac-
cum ulated a fortune in that city.
The estate of the deceased was
valued at several hundred thous-
and dollars.
A new cement sidewalk has
been laid on the north and ives t
fronts of the M. S. Druecker
residence and in front of DR..
Daniels home. Also on the
north front of residence property
of the Misses Phelps and Chase
and that of E. H. Benedict and
Chas. Eddy.
The Misses Natala Bleser,
Corrine Saunders, Gretchen
Bleser and Marie Jacquot and
the Messrs Bruce Middlebrook,
Louis Saunders, Frank Mittel.
steadt and Dick Watson went
to Mitchell Saturday. They
were met at Webster by Miss
Ella Bleser, who accompanied
them on their trip.
Rev. Quincy Lee Morrow, who
filled the M. E. pulpit last Sun
day morning, preached wonder
fully stirring sermon ON "Behold
the Man. In the evening he
lectured on "Good Citizenship"
and dealt with the duty of the
church to fight the legalizing of
the liquor traffic. Mr.. Morrow
is wonderfully pleasing speak
er, and both morning and even
ing addresses were listened TO
with rapt attention by the con-
gregations.
Best collars made are the
Helmet brand sold by Erlandson
& Johnson. Two for Csc is the
price.
Manager Stahler of the Whet-
stone Valley Mill at this place,
has received notice from Henry
Neill, the secretary of the South
Dakota Millers association. that
the exhibit of -four made by the
association, part of which was
from the Milbank mill. had been
awarded diploma and gold
medal at the Louisiana Purchase
exposition. The Milbank mill