The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-07-07

Stone visitor Sunday.
w. Haight of Sisseton, was a
Milbank visitor Thursday.
10. Harsteel of Revillo, was
Milbank visitor during the carni-
val last week.
S. B. Babcock, of Vernon
Center, Mimi, was in town
last Saturday on business.
Fred Schneider, of the flrm of
Schneider & Nelson, clothiers,
went to the cities the first of the
week.
J. E. Truran, of Pierre, who
was visiting Milbank friends last
week, returned to his home Mon
day morning.
0obese sWAito nd~1tVd Sir.
thar. ofKilb0fn, were guests of
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Crawford during the
carnival.
Will E. Holbern, representing
the Nipple printing company Of
Pierre, was doing business in
town Saturday.
The Misses Mamie and Eda
Mittelstaedt went to Portage,
Wis, the first of the week where
they will visit friends and rela-
tives for a month or six weeks.
G. H. Kimball and Ray Kimball
were so pleased with the timber
lands which they went to see in
the Hinckly district, of Mine
sofa, that they made purchase of
some 700 acres.
Work is progressing nicely on
the repairs and addition of the
St. Hubert. A fine large porch
is being built on the front center
of the hotel, which when complet-
ed will be a great Improvement.
! T. C. Jones, Ed Reetz, o. G..
lGuse, H, G.. Trix, o. Storlie, G.
r. EnRbretson, G. 0. Kyei, s. J.
Dorkman. J. Skun and F. S.
Skun were among those from
Revillo who were over during
the carnival.
Miss Margaret Kelley, of Aber-
deem, who has been visiting with
Mrs. B. D. Gamble for some
time, went to Ortonville Satur-
day, where she will join her
parents. who have cottage at
the peninsula.
G. E. Mills left Monday morn
ing for Spirit Lake, Iowa, where
with his wife and daughter, he
will visit with relatives and
friends short time before 60
ing to the new home at. Fair
view, South Dakota.
Miss Minnie Shannon, who is
attending the school for librari-
ans at Minneapolis, writes that
she is very much pleased with
the instruction furnished and is
enjoying the lecture course in
connection with the same.
The court house was repre-
sented at Simpson Park Satur-
day by auditor George H. Pinck.
ney, deputy sheriff Fred Cross.
treasurer John Englund and
register of deeds w. S. Nixon
and Judge S. S. Lockhart.
Mrs. W. J. Ferguson returned
from Minneapolis last week
where she had been on a
visit for the last six weeks. She
was accom- panied home by DR..
Ferguson's s sister, Miss Frances,
who willremain aud visit Milbank
| friends
The Merchants Bank wants
your farm loans with privilege
to pay 800 or more every six
months. This feature is a great
benefit to those wishing to liqui-
date their mortgage, and in case
of selling your property not tie
it up so you cannot handle it to
your advantage. This privilege
has never been given before by
anyone.
Charles A. Peterson and Miss
Carrie Sherlock, both of Mil
bank, were united in marriage
Saturday afternoon at the par.
sonage Of the Swedish Lutheran
church in Strandburg, by Rev.
E. Schold. Only a few of the re-
latives and more intimate friends
were present. Mr.. Peterson has
lived in Milbank the last eighteen
years and has been in the en-
) ploy of A. G. Lender, the clothier,
3 the last three years. Miss
( Sherlock, the bride, has lived
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