The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-02
r. A. Edmund, of Stockholm,
was in Milbank, Tues day.

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visiting friends in Milbank,
Tuesday.
Henry Churchill, of Twin
Brooks, was in Milbank Satur'
day, on business.
Miss Pearl McDuffy, of Mazep-
pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed A.
Murray, memorial day.
E. Emanuel has had a new
platform built on his scales, in
front of his furniture store
John Chapman and family, of
Melrose, were guests of Sheriff
Murray and family, Tuesday.
Mayor Bouck and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine
little daughter at their home last
Thursday.
Jack Frost made his appear
ance on the lowlands, last Sat
urday morning, but no damage
is reported.
John Ceaser has opened a sa-
loon in a new building, in Albee,
and will move his family to that
place next week.
L. H. Bentley returned Satur-
day morning from an extended
trip through Canada and North
Dakota, with party of land
seekers.
F. S. Reeve the photographer
is making number of improv-
ments on the interior of his pho
to gallery, such as painting and
papering.
On the rural telephone lines of
the Dakota Central, Manager
Thomas reports Rudolph Green
ing and VIM. Rethke as having
put in phones.
The freshman class in the high
school were entertained with q
party at the home of Miss Edith
Brannon, a member of the class,
last Saturday evening.
l. Schnable has accepted the
agency for the Oliver type
writer, for Milbank. Anyone in
the market for y good typewriter,
will do we'll to see him.
The game of ball to have been
played between Corona and the
M. H. S. nine was not played last
Saturday, owing to the for mer
team not coming down.
B. w. Bower. returned Mon
day from Watertown, where he
attended the meeting of the
travelling men. He says the
water was certainly fine.
A special session of the county
commissioners will be held to-
morrow to elect a successor to
Ben Moser, who recently resign.
ed on account of i'll health.
Mrs. George White and son
Robert, of Kilborn, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Crawford, Tuesday. Mr.. Craw.
ford is a brother of Mrs. White.
Nels Bergren, of Stockholm,
who had been attending con-
ference of the Mission Friends,
at Webster last week, came down
on the train Monday, going down
to Big Stone on business.
Farmers say the roads are in
good condition, and that most of
the tillable land is drying up fast.
All whom the HERALD ADvANCE E
reporter has talked with look for
excellent crops this fall.
Rev. j. S. Hardness was on the
train Monday, going to Big Stone
and Ortonville, to look at the
brick and granite at those places,
as possible material tor the new
school building in Webster.
l'rof. Ben Bowers, of Corona,
came down Monday and visited
with Milbank friends, having
recently finished his term OF
school. He will probably take
charge of one of the elevators in
Corona for a time.
Miss Ada Youmans, of Big
Stone, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. K. Crawford. Miss
| Youmans has been teaching in
the Big Stone public schools,
but will teach the sixth grade in
the Milbank school next year.
An item in the daily papers
states that Mr.. Arshak, who car
ried on a clothing store at Mil
ford, Iowa, has gone into volun
tary bankruptcy. Arshak, i
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