The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-13
S. Cnsdi

Bentley & Rix have a card in
another column.
j. P. Peterson of Viborg, N. D.
was a Mllbank visitor Saturday.
Frank Fielding has an ad in
another column which you should
read.
The Halves building occupied
by McCollum & Thirsk is being
repainted and otherwise i'm.
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. U. Miracle
and little daughter ar.
rived from Minneapolis last Sat
urday and are the guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Miracle of this city.
DR.. Kriesel, N. F. Nelson,
Clyde Prevey and Ivan Kern ex-
pect to attend the encampment
and maneuvers at Fort Scott,
Kans., when the state militia &C
there TO drill with several regi
ments of the U. S. troops.
Mr.. L. O. Clark, the railway
m all man, sold his fourth street
property last Saturday to w. c.
Kayser, and will give possession
imm ediately. Mr.. Clark thinks
it will be more convenient to
have his home in St. Paul.
Emil Johnson and DR.. Jacotel
moved their families out to Lin.
den Beach last Tuesday. They
have recently erected commo-
dious cottages at the Beach aud
the families will make head
quarters there during the sum
mer
Mrs. Juliette Mcdonald sis.
ter of Mrs. Thos. Fitch, has been
visiting the latter for the past
week. Mrs. Fitch is also enjoy
ing visit from her neice Miss
Mabel Shaw who is accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Ravey, OF
eapolis.
Mr.. Cherevenka, manager OF
the Corona Mercantile Co., was
in the city Tuesday on his way
home from the chautauqua. He
reports business with his firm
as very good and says he Car
notice the effect of their adyer
tising campaign.
City Attorney Rix received
word the first of the week that
the court had refused to grant 8
new trial in the case of the City
of Milbank VS. the Western Sur
ETY. company. The case was
decided adversely to the Sur.
ETY. company and judgment
rendered the city in the circui'
court.
The application for a new tria
in the case of Wood Bros. VS.. A.
G. Dodge was denied.
N. G.. Pratt Of Redwood Falls,
Mlnn., who has been taking
horses up to Nor tn Dakota, has
been in town during the week
He says the roads are in bad
shape, and having disposed OF
a amber of his horses he is on
the return trip. Mr. Pratt was
a resident of Morris town, MINI
some twenty-five or more years
ago, and he was greeting mum
of old acquaintances from that
celebrated locality.
Last Monday morning Rev. H.
N. Tragitt and family left for
Milbank, their future home. The
missionary field having become
SO large it was decided to divide
same, giving Rev Tragitt Mil
bank, Wilmot and Sisseton, and
Webster, Bristol and GrOtOn tC
be taken care of by the new mis-
sionary, Rev. w. H. Mitchell,
who will arrive in August. Rev.
Tragitt came to Webster in
Dec. 1897, his family following
in June 1898; under his faithful
and energetic services the work
has been a great. success. The
rectory and chapel here, the
chapel at Bristol as we'll as a,
Milbank and Sisseton have been
built and paid tor during his
residence in our city, the value
aggregating more than $14, ,OOO
The mem mbership has also great
~ increased and much good re
suited from his labors. At the
last business meeting of the
Mission here, nearly all mem
bers present. it was voted nnan
imously that Rev. Tragitt re
main with us, but feeling tina,
his services were greatly needed