The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-05-12

Mrs. Burdine, of Summit, was
the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Simonson, over Sun
day.
E. Emanuel, the furniture
dealer, has change of adv't this
week drawing your attention to
his line of rugs, carpets, etc.
Rev. FIR. Wulf expects to leaye
Saturday on his visit to Ger
many. He intends to spend a
week or more in New York be-
fore sailing.
Meyers & Son, blacksm miths
and wagon makers, have taken
regular space in the HERALD.
ADVANCE. All owners of horses
should read it.
Erlandson & Johnson, the
pioneer merchants have enlarged
space in the HERALD ADVANCE
this week. This firm are staunch
believers in printers ink-and
they get results.
Miss Hannah Simonson, who
has been visiting friends and
relatives at Sisseton for some
time, is the guest of her brother,
| Oscar Simonson.
Some of the boys who have
been putting out the lights in
the lanterns on the excavated
streets, may get themselves in
serious trouble if an accident
should happen because of their
wilfulness.
Rev. r. Strutz went to North
Dakota the first of the week to
attend Evangelical conference,
to be held at Addison this week
Bishop Horn will have charge OF
the conference.
Weather Observer Hinman
states that up to Wednesday
morning there had been.a rain
fall of 4.S7 inches, and it hasn t
been very dry since, as it has
either been raining or getting
ready to rain every minute.
| w. w. Wilson who was del.
egate to the state camp of Wood
men held at Lead last week, was
chosen one of the delegates tc
attend the head camp, which will
| be held at Milwaukee mex,
month.
! In spite Of the disagreeable
and rainy weather quite a nun
Der of ladies enjoyed the thin BILE
bee given by the ladies of the
Episcopal guild at the home OF
Mrs. N. j. Bleser Tuesday after.
noon.
The grand lodge of A. @. U. w.
will be convened at Watertown
next week and also the Degree
of Honor. George Schafer goes
to represent Security lodge of
Workmen, and A. T. Horton, who
is member of grand lodge
committee, we'll also attend
| Mrs. Minnie Let's will represent
the local Degree of Honor.
i You have doubtless seen the
1900 Washer advertised in many
of the journals and agricultural
papers. Wood Bros. is the de-
pository for these for this part
of the country, where you can
get them for the same terms as
advertised in the Ladies Home
Journal and other periodicals.
The Hawes' Supply Co. haye
taken space in the HERALD AD-
VANCE. This hustling firm are
forging right to the front, with
a constantly increasing business.
They anticipate the wants of
their customers, by handling a
large variety of goods. They
want you to get the ''trade habit"
with them. Look up their ad.
Those from Montevideo who
attended the ball game here last
Saturday, were Prof. W. M.
Ackersou and ladies, VIM. Co.'S
grove, w. E. Easnes, and Adolph
N. Hieberg, All spoke highly of
of the high school team as play
ers and also of the good time
given them and the Montevideo
team by Milbank people. They
promised the Milbank boys and
others royal good time at
Montevideo, June 5, when a
return game will be played.
A quiet wedding took place
in Milbank, Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock, when Robert
Collier, of Aberdeen and Miss
EN- ma Holenberg, of Fargo, were