The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-29
Attorney Fuller was enjoying
a visit yesterday from his father,
Judge H. G. Fuller, of Pierre.

Judge II. G. Fuller, OF Pierre.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Nichols
went to Canada Wedne sday.
where their sons are located on
farms.
Miss May Shepard of Veblin
enjoyed a visit in Milbank
yesterday when on her way to
Vermillion to visit her sister.
Miss Jennie Johnson is among
the number of Milbankites who
are enjoying Banda Rosa at the
corn palace in Mitchell, this week,
Denny Sullivan. who has been
playing ball with the Mime
apolis team returned home last
week, the ball season having
closed.
J. g. Spencer, of the Tri-State
Telephone company, of Minneso,
ta, was in town yesterday, look
ing up the matter of connections
with the Farmers Telephone line.
Sewer and water connections
are being made with the Dakota
Cen tral Telephone building, and
and the council rooms will be re-
moved to the rear of the build
ing
DR.. Goodman, the dentist,
moved into his recently purchas-
ed home on Fourth street yester-
day, and E. j. Druecker will
move into the house vacated by
DR.. Goodman.
A number of the Milbank Ma
sons went up to Wilmot last
Monday and assisted in confer:
ing degrees upon number of
candidates, and most pleasant
time was had.
Rev. S. A. Chappell and wife
left for Pukwana, in Brule coun-
ty, last Monday night, where
Mrs. Chappell will visit with
friends for a number Of weeks,
and Mr.. Chappell returning
this week.
John Hicks, sr., who has been
spending the past month with
his friends in Grant county aud
attending to some business mat
ters in connection with his farm
in Melrose twp, returned to his
home at Bay City, Mich, last
Saturday.
An eleven year old son of Hen
ry Miller who lives east of town,
had the fingers of his hand badly
smashed last Monday by getting
them caught in the barn door.
DR.. Kreisel had to amputate one
of the fingers at the first joint.
The Minneapolis Times is the
latest of the city dailies to give
up the ghost. Following so soon
after the demise of the St. Paul
Globe it indicates that even the
great city dailies can't stand an
endless chain on the expenses
side of the ledger.
j. G. Wood and son Clarence,
left for California Yesterday
morning, going by the way of
the Northern Pacific. They will
make short stops at Portland and
other points in Oregon and
Washington. The other mem.
bers of the family will not leave
for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Thayer
and daughter Bessie, after so.
journ of several weeks at the old
home in Milbank last Saturday
started on their return journey
to California. They will stop at
Cannon Falls. Mimi, for short
visit with frienus, and at other
points in Minnesota before max
ing the westward trip.
The Excelsior club met with
Miss Hall Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 9th. Nearly all the mem.
bers were present and responded
to the roll-call with a current
event on South Dakota Three
interes ting papers were read by
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Roberts and
Mrs. Buck. Mrs. K. Hapgood
from Henrietta, Texas, a niece of
Mrs. w. B. Saunders, was a
guest of the club. The hos tess
served dainty lunch.
William Magoon, the carpenter,
who has been a resident of Mil.
bank for the past five or six
years, left the first Of the week
for his new home in Assinihoia.
where he has secured a tract Of
land. Mrs. Magoon will remain
here for several weeks until her