The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-21
Lloyd Vein is clerking for

u. -. DuFhudfuU.
L. H. Bentley was twin city
visitor this week.
Mrs. P. M. Soules of Monte
video is visiting Mrs. d. Hocum.
Mrs. Scott, of Wilmot was
shopping ia Milbank Wednesday
Of this week.
/, Wanted-A second hand type
writer. G.. E. BARNES, HERALD.
ADVANCE office.
Miss Francis Ferguson, of
Minneapolis, is the guest of her
brother, DR.. Ferguson.
Miss Edith Chase returned
Wednesday from a two weeks
vacation with friends in Redfield.
Ole Nilsson, of Osceola, was in
town Wednesday and proved up
on his land before Judge Lock
hart.
j. M. Sullivan returned from
Minneapolis, Saturday, where he
had been to attend the funeral of
his mother.
Important business will come
before Esther Chapter next
Monday night and full attend
ance is desired.
Miss Laura and Anna Rodgers
are having a cottage built at
Simpson Park, 12x15, with a ten
foot screened porch on two sides.
Mrs. Bishop, mother of Mrs.
Webster, of Vernon township,
came in on the Wednesday morn
ing train to make a visit of
several week.
Mrs. Frank L. Hutchinson, of
Sisseton, who has been visiting
relatives in Milbank, for several
days, will leave in a few days
for North Dakota.
George Tessin and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival of
bouncing nine pound boy which
arrived at their home Monday
morning, April 18th.
Miss Winnie Green enter.
tanned a number of her young
friends Monday afternoon from
4 to 6 o'clock in honor of her
thirteenth birthday.
Miss Florence Haines is carry
ing her hand in a sling because
of a badly spraiaed wrist, caused
by a severe fall at the skating
rink last Tuesday evening.
Ray Kim ball, of Vernon town.
ship, has purchased a q horse
power gasoline engine, which
he expects to put to good use in
pumping water and doing other
work on the farm. In fact Ray
thinks it can do anything except
to milk the COWS.
The members OF the choir of
the Congregational church. with
vel. filled baskets and packages,
went to the home of Mrs. H. w.
Buck Tuesday afternoon, and
enjoying surprise on Mrs. Will
Scott, a mem Der of the choir
since her residence in Milbank.
Alexander Mallum, our Mil
bank depot agent, took his de-
parture for st. Paul the first of
the week, where we understa tand
he was to attend wedding aud
answer some questions pro
pounded by the preacher. Miss
Allie Given, the lady who is also
interested in the matter, is well
known to many of our Milbank
people. having lived in the city
for some time until recently.
The ceremony was to be per
formed yesterday, after which
the couple go to the Pacific coast
over one of the northern lines
and will visit California for sew
eral weeks before returning to
Milbank and establishing their
home.
The high school nine and first
nine of Milbank, played a game
of ballat four o'clock, Wednesday
afternoon at the ball grounds
The line up was as follows: First
nine: F. Nelson, 3 b; P. Saunders,
2 b; j. Farley, l b; j. Gordon. S.
S; DR.. Ferguson, p; G. Stone,
|. f; M. Wiseman, c: G.. Stafford
c. f. and Ed Reeves T.. f. Nj. H.
S. nine: G. Port, b.; L. Saunders,
2 b; E Sutcliffe, |. f; E. Phelan, S.
S; G. Tarvin, c; B. Middlebrook,
p; W. Nixson, c. f; L. Martens, 3 b;
and w. Watson, r. f. Prof. Clark
acted as umpire. The score at