The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-01
Rev. L. l.. Lane of Groton, was
in town Thursday of last week.


ter visited Orton vile friends
Tuesday.
Don't trade away from home.
E. Emanuel sells the celebrated
Schimmell pianos.
Miss Minnie Morley spent sew
eral days with friends at Twin
Brooks, returning Monday morn
ing.
Miss Gertrude Austin leaves
the last of the week for Kensel,
N. D., where she will teach
school.
Ed Watson is home from Min
neapolis for a two weeks visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Watson.
Earl Brown of Aberdeen, is
assisting the local statesmen of
John Macarthur & Son, in their
piano sale in this city.
Miss Kathryne Austin left
Tuesday morning for Watkins,
Mimi, to visit her brother, DR. i.
W. j. Austin, for about a month.
Miss G. T. Moore, of Big Stone,
returned to her home Tuesday,
after several days visit with her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Moore, Of
this city.
Miss Ada Youmans returned
yesterday from Minneapolis and
other Minnesota points, where
she had been visiting for the
last six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wilkinson
and Mrs. Moreback returned to
their home at Spring Green,
Wis, after several days visit
with the family of L. Halvorson,
at Revillo.
The old furniture at the st.
Hubert hotel is being taken out
and after repairs have been made
on the same and the painter has
got IN his handiwork, it will be
offered for sale.
Wives sometimes object to life
insurance; widows never do.
They know the value and neces-
sity of it. For insurance infor-
nation inquire of A. M. Taylor,
the insurance agent, Milbank.
The Waubay Clipper says
J. Siedel of Milbank, has
rented the Crosby residence
property at that place and will
occupy the same September 1st.
Mr. Siedel is the new assistan.
at the Lampert lumber yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Hawes re,
turned Saturday night from Cali
fornia and other western points,
where they have been visiting
the last two or three months.
Mr.. Hawes met quite a number
of old Milbank people and says
they are all happy and looking
we'll.
Mrs. Harriet Bailey, of St.
Paul, who with her son ROLAND
made trip to the Pacific coast,
returned to her home in St. Paul
last week. She writes that she
had nice visit with her son Ray
at Spokane and also met friends
at Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and
Salt Lake City.
Among those who went out to
Linden Beach last Sunday were
the following: Messrs. E. H.
Benedict, George Kelsey, George
Pinckney, Mr.. Gutherie, Sher-
man Nixon and Emil Johnson.
They were accompanied by their
families Phil Saunders and
John Farley were also out to the
Beach.
The Misses Fanchon Brixel,
Helen Burkema and Hermina
of Chicago, who have
been visiting Mrs. Earnest Ray.
mond, of Wilmot, the last three
weeks, returned to their home at
Chicago Tuesday morning. They
we're accompanied to Milbank by
Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. William
Maly, of Wilmot.
In conversation with a local
machine dealer he said it was
safe to estimate that over 200,
300 pounds of binding twine were |
sold in Milbank this summer. AS
the twine will run about 500 feet
10 the pound, this would figure
ap to 1OO,O00,000 feet. or 18, 939
miles. This means nearly enough
TO encircle the earth.
Miss l.. w. Som mermeyer,
who has been visiting with her
brother, E. G. Sommermeyer, at
Marietta, Minn., came to Mil
bank Tuesday morning and re-