The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-04-07
Helene Owen is the guest of
OrtOnville friends this week.

Fred Port came home from
Minneapolis for a Sunday visit
last week.
Miss Anna Kern, who is teach
ing in the Sisseton schools, is
spending the spring vacation at
her Milbank home.
Mrs. John Chapman of Mel.
rose, and daughter Miss Anna,
left last Friday for visit to
friends in ST. Paul.
G. H. Pew has taken charge of
the Edwards, Wood company s
commission business, ormerly
in charge of A. J. Bleser.
Mrs. Adna Woolsey, of Lura
township, came to Milbank last
Friday and has been visiting
with her brother John Roth.
Rural mail route No. 2 has
been established at Twin Brooks
The new route is to serve q
population of sos, and 1O1 houses
James Kerr received word
last week that a nephew-son of
his oldest brother-died at
Hutchinson, last week of quick
consumption.
Aud now it's Henry Druecker S
home that has been visited by
the stOrk, and a bouncing boy
was left there for Henry to tame
and look after.
Miss Hattie Lockhart, came
home from Renville the first of
the week to spend the spring va
cation with her parents and
Milbank friends.
A. G. Dodge, who has been out
experimenting his farming oper-
ations in this locality for a week
or two, returned to his St. Paul
home the first of the week.
The annual convention of
the Grant county Sunday school
ASSOCIATION will be held on the
Goth and 30th inst, the program
of which will be published later.
The little sixweeks old son of
George Hoerber of Alban town.
ship, was taken with pneumonia
and died Sunday evening The
funeral service was held by Rev.
J. Deguisness on Tuesday last.
Mrs. E. H. Lindsey retur aed
home Sunday afternoon after a
week S stay at the Glander's
home, where she has been nurs-
ing Eddie Chambers, who was
laid up with an attack of pneu-
The social given by the school
in Madison No. 6, Miss Lola Pre-
vey teacher, on Friday the 31st
ult., was well attended and the
receipts netted $27 80, by which
a list of sixty-two books was
added to the library.
Peter Vandervoort, who spent
the winter in California, re.
turned hon e last week. Mr..
Vandervoort is very enthus.
iastic over the California climate,
and thinks there is no place like
that state for winter resort.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S Kinney.
who had been spending the
winter in Texas and visiting in
other sections of the south re.
turned home last week. Mr..
was much improved in
health and says that he greatly
the southern climate.
W. w. Mount, the painter and
paperhanger has just received a
very nice assortment of samples
IF the latest styles and patterns
If wall papers. Sanitas and
Linewalls are just the paper for
Jhe bath room or kitchen. Also
I full line of samples of imported
papers and burlaps. Anybody
wishing to examine these sam pies
should see Mr.. Mount or call
1im up by phone, No. % 4, and he
will call. All work promptly at.
ended to and guaranteed first
,lass.
Prof. Ramer, of Mitchell, came
,ver to attend meeting of the
county superintendent who
nave charge of the teachers
institute to be held at Big Stone
AXE, and was shaking hands
With Milbank friends between
rains. He accompanied Super
ntendent Raberge to the meet
ng at Ortonville, where arrange