The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-05-26
MILBANK, S. D., FRIDAY, MAY 26 1905.

An extra wide cement side.
walk is being laid on the north
and west sides of the st. Hubert.
Mrs. G. A. Kern, Wednesday,
received a letter from Mrs. Ros-
sana Meyer, who lives in Para
guay, South America, but who
formerly lived in this vicinity.
Mrs. Meyer stated that she and
her son Otto, were both enjoying
good health; that the latter was
married last March to Para
guam young lady. Mrs. Kern is
also in receipt of a most beautiful
handkerchief, which Mrs. Meyer
sent to the M. g. Aid society.
Thos. Fitch was a Minneapolis
visitor Sunday, to see C..S. Nc
Donald, who is quite i'll, with con-
gestion of the lungs. Monday,
Mr.. Fitch received a telegram,
stating that Mr.. Mcdonald was
much worse. Mrs. Fitch left for
Minneapolis Tuesday. Mr.. Nc
Donald will be remembered by
many Milbank people, as he has
visited here at different times.
He is quite prominent in G.. A. r.
circles in Minneapolis.
Having recovered from the
farewell reception rendered the
family by its many friends last
Friday evening, Rev. Robert
Strutz gathered up the numer-
Gus remembrances which they
left, together with the household
goods and left for Holmes, N. D.. :,
Tuesday of this week. The family
will remain here until June 1st,
when accompanied by Mr.. Strutz
they go to Wisconsin to attend
the marriage ceremony of Miss
Clara Kahl to Rev. G. F. Strutz,
of DeSmet.
The Big Stone lake chautauqua
programs are now being circu.
lated. Copies may be obtained
at Wood Bros. store, of County
Superintendent Rabergeor at the
HERALD ADVANCE Office. The
chautauqua commences Thurs.
duy, June Goth and continues tc
Monday, July 10th. The Evan,
gelical association will hold it's
annual camp meeting, June 18th
to Goth, and the M. E. camp meet
ing under the direction of Rev
j. L. Glascock, will com mence
Wednesday, June 21st and con
tinue to Monday, June Goth.
Rumor has been going the
rounds that the carnival com.
pany that is to play here June
goth, both and July 1st were an
i'm moral set of people and that
they were accompanied by a set
of grafters and gam blers. w.
G. Cree. of Sioux Falls, was in
Milbank Wednesday evening and
in conversation with a mum Der
of citizens said, "The Cash Car
nival company are all right
They played in Sioux Falls re-
Gently under the auspices of the
Elks and they gave general salts
faction to verybody.' The con-
tract signed with the band pro-
hibits any immoral or indecent
shows, gam blers or grafters, so
our citizens need not in the least
trouble themselves regarding
the moral standing of the attrac
tions during those days.
F.. r. SCHNEIDER
VIM. EMANUEL
J. S. DEF'OREST
Committee
A. U. Miracle arrived from
Minneapolis Monday morning,
for short visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miracle,
Mr.. Miracle says the Miracle
Pressed Stone company are en-
joying fattering sale of their
machines for making the double
hollow concrete blocks, which
bears his name, and states that
his com pany has over 500 plants
operating in thirty one states and
territories in the u. S. and TWEEN
ty in Canadian provinces. IA
very nice endorsement came our
way recently" said Mr.. Mir.
acle, when Uncle Sam adopted
the Miracle machine for maxi
ing concrete blocks for a powder
house at Fort Stevens, Oregon.
in competition with thirty.one
other bids" He also expert
enced q great deal of satisfaction
at the outlook for the use of Mir
acle blocks in this city, and es-