The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-18
A twelve-pound boy recently
arrived at the home of George
Lettman.

| yer, was III MllOduk MOuUdy
afternoon.
A new cement sidewalk has
recently been laid in front of the
| VIM. Enos residence.
Reta Mcpherson has gone to
Mapleton, Mimi, TO spend the
summer with his sister, Mrs.
Herbert Healy.
The residence of F. FL. Bohn on
Fourth street and Third avenue
is undergoing alterations and
improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Farnham
left for Watertown last Wednes-
day to visit her sister, Mrs. A.
Hopkins, for a couple of weeks.
Miss Josie Ackerman, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. F.
B. Roberts, left for her home in
Mapleton, Mimi, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meyers
and little daughter leave to-day
for a trip to Flandreau, where
they will visit with friends for a
week,
Frank j. Smith has moved in
from his Melrose farm and TAX
en- up his abode with the Mil
bankites and become one of
the tribe.
VIM. Jennings left Monday
night for the Rosebud agency,
where he goes to look after the
government property at that
point and where he will remain
this summer.
The st. Agnes guild will give
an entertain ment entitled the
Bachelors Reverie at Harmony
hall on the evening of May "a.
Admission price will be Csc.
Ice cream extra.
Rev. A. Murrman and Mrs.
e. A. Wood represented the Mil :
bank Congregational church at
the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational churches of South
Dakota, the meeting being held
at Redtield this week.
Bert E. Kuehl has an announce
ment in another column calling
the attention of those who may
need any engine, boiler, gasoline
engine or automobile repairing.
Mr.. kuehl is a first class ma
chinist.
Among the new cement side
walks which have recently been
laid is that at the M. H. Wise
man residence. and a long strip
has been laid on Fourth street
running in front of the w. M.
Thomas, Mrs. Suehr and DR..
Kriesel residences.
Miss Ella Krueger celebrated
her 21st birthday last Tuesday
evening at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. O. H. Heft a few miles west
of town. About thirty friends
were present. Refreshments
were served at midnight and all
enjoyed a pleasant evening. Miss
Ella received number of nice
presents.
Alfred Nelson comes over from
Brookings the first of the week
to move his family and house
hold goods to their new home in
Brookings. Mr.. Nelson's S house
has been leased by Rev. H. Mel
son Tragitt, the Episcopal rec
tor, who expects to move from
Webster to Milbank at an early
date.
Bert E. Kuehl, with VIM. Mey-
.er, the blacksmit is prepared to
do all kinds of engine, boiler,
gasoline engine and automobile
repairing, of which he makes a
speciality. Mr.. Kuehl has had
considerable experience in this
line and guarantees all of his
work. For information or
hurry-up calls. use Farmers
phone, No. 1875, VIM. Meyers,
Milbank, So. Oak.
The many friends of Ralph
Amsden regret to know that Mr..
Amsden will leave next week for
Santa Cruz. Cal, where he will
make his home and where he has
engaged as phar macist in one of
the drug stores of that city.
Ralph has been for a long time
in the N. ]. Bleser drug store
and is one of the splendid young
men of Milbank, and the kindest
wishes of a host of friends will