The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-09-29
A bouncing boy was born to
Mrs. OrtWein Thursday.

LOst-A lady's silver watch,
in Milbank. Finder please leave
at 6he First National Bank and
receive suitable reward.
! DR.. Thomas Hicks left for
Mitchell Tuesday to attend the
state veterinaries association,
which convenes there on the 9th.
Gilbert Kerr, brother of James
Kerr, who has been on visit to
the latter, returned to his home
at Cam bridge, Mimi, last Tues
day.
Mrs. William Ferguson, who
had been spending some time at
the old home in Minneapolis, re-
turned home the first of the
week.
Miss Fannie Frost, who has
been visiting friends in Milbank,
returned to Minneapolis yester
day.
Mrs. E. j. Hinman, who has
been visiting in Wisconsin for
several weeks, returned home
last Saturday.
Married:-On the2Oth inst, by
the Rev. George Kase, Mr.. Her
man Fenner and Miss Martha
Hauer, all of Grant county.
Dudley Stats is advertising
an auction sale of his farm and
garden tools, household goods.
etc., for Thursday, Oct. 12, one
mile north of the Milbank stock
yards.
Mrs. John Wasem of Big
Stone has been taking care of her
grand children at the Ramer
home while Mr.. and Mrs. Ramer
made trip to Mitchell this week.
Mrs. S. M. Pasco, who had
been spending a couple of weeks
with her former neighbors in
Milbank, returned to her home
in Iowa last week.
Mrs. Thos. Fitch is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs.
Lydia Churchill, and her sister,
Mrs. Juliette Mcdonald, both
of whom live in Minneapolis.
Prof. Priest and his class of
high school students of the Sum.
nit school, went down on Satur.
days train to Big Stone lake to
spend the day, and incidentally
pursue some botanical studies.
Charles Gottschalk, jr., of
Aberdeen, was on the train last
Saturday on his way to Chicago
to attend the Chicago university,
where he expects to take com.
mercial course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, the lat.
ter a sister of Mrs. G. A. Erland.
son, who have been visiting
friends in this locality for the
past year, returned to their home
in Portland, Oregon, last week.
The L. H. Bentley family held
a family reunion at their home in
Milbank the first of the week.
Among those present were Mrs.
A. N. Bentley and F. E Bentley
and family, of Montevideo, Mrs.
Mary Maxwell, of Mount Sun
apee, N. H., and F. A. Root and
wife, of Glencoe, Mlnn.
Parties interested in the pur-
Chase or sale of Deuel. county
lands will do we'll to write to the
Eastern Investment company of
Clear Lake, of which A. J. Lock
cart is president Deuel. is one
OF the best counties in the state,
and the managers Of the Invest
ment company are reliable and
snbstan tial business men, in
whom the fullest confidence can
be placed.
An Aberdeen man writes the
Dakota Farmer concerning the
planting Of oak trees, and claims
that he has splendid success in
growing them. He has expert
mented with burr, red and white
oak, but has met with more
favorable results with the burr.
When planted on low ground the
growth is phenomenal. In some
seasons it is claimed they have
made nearly as rapid growth as
cotton woods.
Webster Reporter: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Hash and children,
who have made their home in
this city for many years, depart
ed Tuesday for Minneapolis
where they will make their fu.
tura home. Mr.. HaiSh WAC ono