The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-11-17
Geo. w. Scott was down from
Wilmnt Monday.

of Corona were Milbank visitors
Wednesday.
Blacks mith Nvoaard, of Coro-
ma, was i'm hlu6.uE Wednesday
on business matters.
Miss Mamie Somerville, Of
Sisseton, is the guest of Miss
Mamie NiXson this week.
SisseJoa, s~lA during
the week, attending to busines S.
A representative Of an outside
firm was in MilBank The first Of
the week and purchased a car Of
poultry.
Mrs. Ed. Emanuel will enter
tain the mem bers and friends Of
the ladio= o5 etE ext Thurs
day afie ao...
John Wasem, of Big Stone,
went up to Corona Tuesday to
spend a week or two with the
Brockman family.
Miss Inez Ely, who is teaching
in the schools at Renville, Mimi,
came up and spent Sunday at
the Milbank home.
Mrs. II. @. Port ann ounces
that she is prepared to furnish
cut flowers and plants on short
notice, and st reasonable prices.
Mrs. Alpheus Hocum Of Mon
tevideo, was visiting her parents
in Milbank the first of the week,
and on Monday evening attended
Esther Chapter 0. E, S.
Engineer Tom Clark, who is
we'll known in Milbank and d
former resident Of this city, is
suffering from a general break
down of his health, at his home
in MontevideO.
A. K. Crawford, who had been
troubled for some time past with
an abscess had it lanced last
Saturday. He is now getting
along nicely, but was laid up for
several days with the trouble.
Mrs. Peter Eye while visiting
friends at Hanley Falls met with
a misfortune that marred her
visit somewhat. While on a
stairway she slipped and fell,
hurting herself quite severely.
Rev. Ellie Anton. an Armenian
missionary of the, Episcopal
church, was in town during the
week soliciting funds with which
TO build and maintain a hospital
and school for his people in Ar
menia. He met with consider.
able success.
Rev. E. Fem Lyman and fam
lily left last Tuesday for their
new home at Great Falls, Mont.
Mrs. Lyman and little son leav
ing with the morning train ano
Mr.. Lyman with the Afternoon
train with the household effects
E.. S. Pullen, manager of th4
Milbank creamery, was at Gin
ton, MINI, Monday and Tuesday
of this week purchasing turkeys
and chickens for his firm. Mr.
Pullen says he is paying cen
more a pound for poultry thar
outside firms.
Sisseton Banner: Rev. Chas
r. Crawford who for the past q
years has been engaged il
preaching the gospel to hi
brother Indians on the Sissetol
vation has resigned his pas
torate owing to i'll health. Rev
Crawford was born at Browns
Valley, Mimi, in 1887.
: Work on the farmers telephon,
; line into Revillo Is about com
: pleted and the service there will
soon be complete. Manage
Templin says the prospects arr
very good for two lines being
built between Corona and Will
mot by his company, which viii
{ give them a very up to-date ant
: efficient service.
Sheriff Murray has received ;
letter from the officers of the
railroad company stating tha
the communication and petition
sent in short time ago by citi
: zens, asking for new depo
had been received, and that tn
! company had in contemplation
t improvements for the better
!. ment of the service.
After considerable effort an
$ some little expense, Manage
Niles has secured the famou
S play CDR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
= for Thursday. Nov. % The com
t pany is unquestionably, one