The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-07-21
Mrs. G.. e. MCGOWAN returned
from the cities last week wonder
fully improved in health.

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from the cities last week wonder
fully improved in health.
Miss Clara Sylvester, of
Ipswich, sister Of Mrs. ]. Samel-
son, has been visiting with the
latter since last Thursday.
New features have been added
to "My Friend From Arkansaw
this season. You can see them
at the Opera house, Friday eve,
ming, July q.
W. W. Mount, who is taking
character with the tinny folk at
Big Stone lake, supplied the
editors table with a nice fry of
fish last Friday.
Mrs. George Empson, of Aber-
deem, has been spending the
week at the home of her father,
M. S. Druecker, and visiting
Milbank friends.
Miss Tillie Balzac, of Elgin, Ill, 3,
who was visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bohn for
several days, returned to her
home the first of the week. Miss
Balzac is employed in the Elgin
watch works.
Mrs. Bucks of Waupan, Wis,
arrived Saturday and is the
CUES of her sister, Mrs. FL. e.
Mitchell. Mrs. Buckis will
spend about three weeks visiting
relatives and friends in this
vicinity before returning to her
home.
Prof. Clark was up from Simp-
son Park Monday shaking hands
with Milbank people. He says
the summer school was great
success, Notwithstanding the
fact that there were two or three
counties in Minnesota that were
not represented this summer.
Miss Florence Haines and Miss
Martha Goodman started on a
visit to the Lewis Clark exposi-
ton at Portland the first of the
week. They were to leave ST.
Paul last Tuesday, and expect to
be gone three or four weeks,
returning via the Canadian
Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace Dewell
and Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Keeney, of Corona, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Keeney last Friday evening. All
excepting Horace Keeney were
on their return home from a
months visit to their old home
Ia Illinois.
Rev. S. A. Chappell and Mr.. J.
G. Wood write from Manitou,
Col, that they are greatly enjoy
ing the mountain country, and
that Mr.. Wood is being greatly
benefited by the medicinal
springs at Manitou. They 90 to
Canon City this week, where Mr..
Chappell has a sister residing.
Editor L. S. Perkins came
down from Wilmot Saturday,
accompanied by DR.. Wilson of
that place. They were on their
way to Minneapolis where Mr..
Perkins was to receive treatment
for kidney trouble, which had
become particularly severe of
late, and which had Frustrated
him. He may have to submit to
a surgical operation.
The attention Ofroad OverSeers
and farmers generally is called
to the article on Good Roads
in this issue. The theories ad-
vanced, and which have been put
into practical effect with most
excellent results in other com
munitles, may be put to good use
in this locality, where we have
the advantage of probably the
best natural roads in the world
}. Williams underwent surgi-
cal operation last week, having
his right foot amputated about
SIX inches above the ankle. Mr..
Williams had the great toe of his
foot taken off some time ago, but
did not get the desired relief and
it was found necessary to take
off the foot as above mentioned.
He returned from Orton vile
Monday, where the operation
was performed, and is getting
along nicely.
Franz Wendland and family
spent Sunday at the home of
Herman Liebe in Melrose town,
ship. Mr.. Wendland says that
crops look promising where they
are not drowned out with water i.
He says he has heard consider