The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-07-22
Peter Vandervoort is treating
lis house to a new coat of paint

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his house to a new coat of paint
Wyman Hagan, who has been
up in North Dakota is home on
a visit.
Mrs. Ross Atkins returned
Tuesday from a weeks visit at
Appleton, MINI.
Miss Ethel McCollum has re-
sumed work in the store of
Erlandson & Johnson.
The children of the Chapman
family in the east side of town
are victims of the mumps.
Ira Wills, one of the early time
residents of Milbank, was in
town greeting old acquaintances
Wednesday.
Garnett Bros. initiated the
harvest season by beginning to
cut nice crop of barley the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gamble,
of Hunter, N. D. are spending
a short time with their aunt,
Mrs. David Gamble.
Gus Mittelstaedt returned
from his Wisconsin trip Wednes
day. Mrs. M. and children
remained for a longer visit.
Mrs. John Douglas has re-
ceived word that her husb band
was stricken with paralysis and is
in the Victoria hospital at Regina,
Assa.
Mrs. Henry Schafer enter
tanned mum Der Of lady friends
in honor of Mrs. Eliza Schafer,
of Owatonna, Thursday after
noon.
HarryStearns came home from
the Hot Springs yesterday and
will work in this locality, where
he says wages for laboring men
are better than in the vicinity of
the Hot Springs.
Aberdeen News: K. J. Tweed
and wife of Milbank, are here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Kueck Mrs. Aldrich of Mil
bank, mother of I. D. Aldrich,
spent yesterday in Aberdeen
with Mrs. ] M. Cheatham, while
enroute home from Washington
Springs. The ladies were school
mates in their girlhood days.
Mrs. Merritt B Wiseman gave
very pleasant reception for her
sister, Miss Sophia Lau, of Blue
Earth City, Wednesday afternoon
Miss Helene Owen and Miss
Grace Benedict assisted with the
refreshments while Miss Doris
RiX attended at the door. Miss
Lau returns to her home today
and Mrs. Wiseman accompanies
her as far as Minneapolis for
short visit there with friends.
A. p Lindquist received word
last week of the death of a
brotherin law, Andrew Brown,
who was drowned in Forest lake,
near St. Paul: by falling from a
small boat. on the 9th inst.
Brown was 48 years of age and
had suffered from sunstroke
several years ago, he had be-
come respondent and was acting
strangely about the time of the
accident.
Julius Hanson, who for a num-
ber of years past has been one of
the clerks in the Erlandson &
johnson store. has resig his
position and entered the employ
of Werner, Watt & Co., the gents
furnishing house of Minneapolis.
julius is a young man of sterling
character, who has any number
of friends in Milbank who wish
him the largest possible success
~ oil lis uuucI Gdh luSS.
Mrs. M. G. Redman, of Albee,
came up to the county seat last
week, and is desirous of buying
a residence property in Milbank.
Mrs. Redman recently returned
from trip to Missouri, where
she had been visiting her daugh-
ter. She thinks the country
roads of the port ton of Missouri
where she was will be something
to rem ember with fear and trem.
bling in comparison to our South
Dakota roads.
On Sunday afternoon, last, the
American Sunday School Union
missionary organized flourish
ing Sunday school in the Amsden
school house, nine miles south
west of Milbank, with the follow
ing officers and teachers: F. G.
Rurnon cnnf Mrs E,,lIa