The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-02
MILBANK, S. D., FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1906

Ed. Minder, of Wilmot, was in
town Monday.
Lyman Leclaire returned from
Evarts, Friday morning.
Samuel Calmenson, of Web
ster, was a Milbank visitor,
Tuesday.
Miss Carolyn Schimming, of
Big Stone, visited her sister
Mrs j. A. Martens, Tuesday.
Please remember the special
buggy sale at Wood Bros. next
week, beginning, June 9Th.
H. c.. Pew and wife left Tues
day night on their trip to Cali.
fornia, Oregon, and other points
in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hash, of Web
ster, are visiting at the home of
A. j. Bleser, and other friends
in Milbank, this week.
J. G.. Lockhart, the blacksmith.
was at Revillo, Friday and
Saturday of last week, from
which place he shipped two cars
of old iron.
Among the young people who
have come home from school to
spend the summer holidays, are
Miss Alma Erlandson, from ST.
Peter, and Miss Inez Ely from
Winona, MINI.
Mrs. William Allen has gone
to Williston, N. D., near which
place she will take up a claim
Her brother, Henry Mcpherson,
has already taken up a claim
near where Mrs. Allen goes.
The supplies ordered by the
Grant County Telephone COM
pany arearriving daily and aforce
of men has been put to work,
getting things in shape to start
the erection of the lines in a Jew
days.
-Dr.J. w. Ross, who has been
visiting his parents at Long
Prairie, for a couple of weeks,
il expected home Saturday
night. DR.. Ross will attend the
meeting of the Minnesota Dental
association at the cities to-day
iart Ssssnrday.
Mrs. Henry Schafer returned
from visit to Chicago the first
of the week. where she had been
to see her sister, Miss Christina
Koch. The latter has gone from
the school in Chicago to Portland,
Maine, where she is engaged as a
teacher of expression in one of
the young ladies colleges and
assistant in Christian Endeavor
work. While away Mrs. Scha-
fer also visited at the home of
Rev. F. w. Nazarene, at Ro-
chelle, ILL.,, and the old Milbank
friends of this family will be
pleased to hear that they are
nicely situated and in good
health, and that they were in.
quiring about, and wished to be
remembered to all their old
friends and Pensioners.
DR.. Kriesel is suffering from a
bad burn on his left hand. He
was building a fire one morning
recently, and to aid the matter a
little, used a patent kinder. The
doctors hands became saturated
with the fluid while turning it on
the kindling, and as soon as he
struck a match, it caught fire.
He covered his hands Immediate
ly under the folds of his coat.
On looking around he discovered
that the can of fluid was also on
fire, and on carrying this out of
doors added another burn to his
list. The principal injury is on
his thumb, which is quite bad.
The doctor says he can very
highly recommend this special
brand of kinder as being sure,
quick and painful, if properly
used.
Messrs. J. A. and Marty Mar.
tens and their families accompan-
led by the Misses Fanny and Lyd.
ia Martens, of Green Bay, Wis,
Miss Schim ming, of Big Stone
and Mr.. Adams, drove to Lin
den Beach Sunday, in two rigs.
About a mile this side of the
Beach, J. A. Martens horse be-
come frightened at some ducks
splashing in the water in ditch
near the road, and began to run
away. Before Mr.. Martens could
gain control of the horse, the
hnpov had hoon timed over and