The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-23

viz OoUCO OhOoA PuOAl VI VI. "A
r. at Aberdeen for a day or two
this week.
J. S. DeForest has accepted a
position with the Jersey Car
Springs Rubber company, with
headquarters in Milbank.
Charles Walleser, formerly of
Sisseton, but the last three
months in the employ of E. H.
Mitchell, the barber, went to
Watertown Tuesday, where he
has position.
The Poppe building recently
purchased by L. H. Bentley, is
undergoing mum Der of improve
ments, and will be used as res
taurant and candy store after
completion.
Engineers B. F. Slater and Al
bert Perry came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday to attend the
funeral of j. G. Hall, the latter
having been an old acquaintance of
these men when a fellow engineer
on the Milwaukee.
N. [. Lowthian was elected
delegate to the national encamp-
ment while at Aberdeen this
week. 1t will be held at Denver
in Septem Der. Thos. Fitch was
appointed on the council of ad-
ministration Tor the coming year.
Geo. P. Morris, who came from
Florida with the remains of the
late j. G. Hall, will be accom-
panied on his return TO Florida
by Mr.. j. N. Stafford, who will go
as administrator to settle up the
affairs of the deceased aC that
place.
W. r. Van Walker, who is prin-
cipal of the schools at Pierpont,
and who has recently been re.
elected for the third time for
the position in that school, was
meeting his Milbank friends the
first of the week. He expects to
spend some time attending the
summer school at Big Stone
lake.
Insure your crops against loss
by hail, in the Northwestern Fire
Il Marine Insurance Go.
MARTENS Bros.
Volney B. Gushing of Baagor,
Maine, gave an open air lecture
on Main street Monday evening,
his subject being prohibition,
and the necessity for separate
party making the question par
amount issue. Mr.. Gushing is a
pleasing speaker and presented
his subject in a logical and forci.
BILE manner.
Word was received the first of
the week of the death of Mrs.
Casey, nee Maud Mills, at her
home in Washington. where the
family has been for about a year
past. Mrs. H. S. Mills went
out to Washington a few weeks
ago, when her daughter became
seriously i'll. She is expected
home with the remains Saturday
morning, ana funeral service
will be held at the M. e. church
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sanford re-
turned the first of the week from
! visit to the Pacific coast. They
we're not at all infatuated with
-he country, but thought that
spokane and vicinity were the
most agreeable parts. While
1t the latter city they visited
Alex Buchanan and Ray Bailey,
md report them both as getting
along nicely.
Comrades N. I. Lowthian and
W. w. Mount went out to Aber.
ieen Tuesday to attend the state
]. A. Il. meeting. Tho,. Fitch
llso accompanied them, and will
meet with the soldiers home
BOARD, which has session at the
'tate encampment. Mrs. J. w.
Johnson and Mrs. W. w. Mount
represented the local w. e. G.. at
he encampment.
The German Evangelical camp
Meeting at Simson park closed
he first of the week, and the
Methodist camp meeting com.
nenced on the 21st inst, and will
continue to the 9th. The Ger.
nan people as usual sent a large |
mber OF attendants from this (
ocality and there are quite a
lumber of Methodist people at
he lake this week.
Notice
Notice is hereby given tn at tho hoard