The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-19
Additional Local News

Additional Local News
81. R. Bright of Mazeppa, was
in the city Thursday of last week.
Earl Stapleton of Corona, was
in the city Thursday of last
week.
@. o. Hougen, an attorney of
Stroughton, Wis, was in the
city Monday.
Knute Kurth of Mankato, was
transacting business in this city
last Friday.
Frank Wilcox of Corona, was
meeting Milbank acquaintances
last Friday.
Finest line of ladies and child
/ rem 8 coats eyer seen in the city
will be on exhibition at Erlandson
& Johnson's, Oct. %.
J. j. Stevenson of Oshkosh,
Wis, came out to the Grant
county farm the latter part of
last week, and remained for a
day or two.
George Phelan returned to
Milbank the first of the week,
having recovered nicely from
the surgical operation he under
went q few weeks ago.
]. G. Stanford is enjoying a
visit from a brother, John Stan
ford, who comes from Central
Kansas. He was up in this coun-
try some fourteen years ago.
Ed Osmundson, formerly of
this city, but late of Appleton,
Mimi, was in the city Tuesday.
meeting friends. He departed
in the evening for Moore, Mon
tana, where he has position,
and where Guy Stafford is work
ing in a bank.
Mrs. Hyde of Webster, grand
lady of honor of the Degree of
Honor lodge visited the Milbank
lodge Tuesday evening. The
district convention will meet in
this city Nov. Goth, when dele
gates from Summit, Watertown,
Twin Blocks, Corona, Briton and
Pierpont will be present.
Manager Niles notifies his
patrons and all those who are
fond of good, clean melodrama
that a grand opportunity will be
offered them of satisfying their
pleasure when SIN A Woman s
Power" will beplayed one night at
the Bentley Grand, Wednesday,
October 81.
Work on the public school
building is progressing nicely.
Some of the rooms are about
completed with the exception OF
placing the seats. Contractor
Haslan said that by Nov. 1st, the
building would be about COM
pleted so all grades could start
school. Further details of the
building will be gwen at later
date.
Miss Mary Grove of Brook
ings was q guest of Miss Louise
Seide over Sunday. Miss
Grove is teacher in the Big
Stone schools, and was on hel
way to Big Stonefrom her home
j Miss Seide was also on her way
nome from Summit. They wer,
on the passenger that was in the
wreck Saturday night and th'
train being considerably delayed
Miss Seide had Miss Grove re
main with her over Sunday.
/ Quite a number of youul
horsemen were out last Sunda,
attempting to catch the steers
that were set free by the rail
way accident the night before
Some of them were wise enough
not to get too close to the animal
and some were not. GeOrg
Schafer and Will Schafer wer'
helping to correll one ofthe long
horned fellows when the critic
turned on the auto in heade
collision, knocking the sid
lamp off and leaving the mark
of it's horns on the machine.
Rev. Grafton, the state sup
erintendent of the anti-saloo
league, lectured to q good size
audience last Sunday even
ing, on."Who killed Ferg Thong
son. The speaker stated tina
Ferg Thompson was a universi
ty graduate, the son of q Baptis
preacher, who had permitted hi
thirst for intoxicating liquors t
rob him of his talents, and one b
one to cut from him the sense
which made life worth ivinf
and he endeayored to show th
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