The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-05-05
The w. G.. r. u. will meet with
Mrs. Sarvis, next Tuesday.

Mrs. Sarvis, next Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Kelly returned
to her school at st. Joseph,
Mimi, the first of the week.
Rev. E. Fem Lyman left for
Chicago yesterday, and will
make a visit to Yankton and
other points before returning
home.
H. j. Benedict and wife re-
turned from their trip to the
Hot Springs last week, much
improved and invigorated by
their sojourn at that great sani-
tarium.
The Minneapolis baseball team
has bought Denny Sullivan from
the Washington team, with whom
he had signed, and Denny will
play in his old place with the
Millers this season.
The chautauqua management
are expecting to have the sea-
sons programs for circulation
next week. They claim to have
one of the strongest programs
ever presented at the lake.
The christian endeavor soci-
ETY. will have charge Of the SER
vice at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening, the pastor
being absent. There will be no
preaching service in the morn
ing. Sunday school at usual
hour.
B. M, Taylor, the insurance
man, last week recovered from
an attack of the measles, which
had laid him up for a nun Der
of days. That's what a man gets
for not attending to these mat
ters earlier in life, and catching
everything within reach when
he's a kid.
At the annual meeting of the
congregation of the Norwegian
Lutheran church, held on the
oath ult., among other business
transacted. the society extended
a vote of thanks to Mr. James
Lockhart for his gift of the spire
on the church, which he had
generously donated to the
society.
Lightning Wednesday night
burned out a number Of tele-
phones. The house of VIM. Rab.
bitt was struck and some of the
siding knocked off, as was also
the plaster at Mrs. Margaret
GaynOr's home. The window
glass was broken and chimney
knocked down at Mrs. Holm.
quistss house near the Catholic
church.
J. Fl. Pawson left for the Hot
Springs the first of the week,
where he has been engaged as
assistant hospital steward at the
soldiers home. Harry has a lot
of friends in Milbank who regret
his leaving. and hope to see him
return to Milbank at some future
time. He was accompanied on
his trip by Oscar Mcintyre, who
goes to the Hot Springs to seek
relief from severe case of rheu-
matism.
Elder Chas. Burman and wife
of Aberdeen, were visiting for
day or two with their Milbank
friends the first of the week,
preparatory to going to Washing
ton to attend the general con-
ference, which will be convened
in that city next week. Miss
Jesse Burman will accompany
them to Washington. Mr.. Bur
man promises to send the
HERALD ADVANCE a short outline
of the business transacted at
the conference each week.
Mrs. Henry Schafer left yes
terday morning for Chicago,
where she goes to attend the
graduating exercises at the Co |
lumbia School of Expression, at
which place her sister, Miss
Christina Koch, is to graduate.
Miss Koch on finishing her study
in Chicago, goes to Maine to take
up her work in teaching. Mrs.
Schafer expects to visit friends |
at different points in Minnesota
before returning home.
A number of Milbank S ball |
players are organizing ball |
nine, with Robert Sutcliffe as
Many of the mem.
bers of the famous old Milbank
nine of two years ago, (who play
ed 90 games and lost but two)
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