The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-08-17
Priess Bros. lead in the fruit

Mrs. F. S. Reeve is visiting
friends in the cities.
Mrs. w. S. Keeney went to
Minneapolis Sunday night to Wis
it relatives.
Miss May Phelan has been
spending the week at Simpson
Park, the guest Of the Elliot
family.
William Cleveland has been
down to the cities during the
week, leaving last Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Meehan
left Monday for a visit to friends
in southern Minnesota and
northern Iowa.
E. Emanuel, the undertaken,
has been in Sioux Falls during
the week attending the state un-
dertaker's association.
George Middlebrook and G..
Hulsmann have been in North
Dakota during the week, taking
settlers to some new lands.
Mrs. G.. A. Kern and daughter
Mildred went over 10 Watertown
last Friday, and have been
spending the week in that city.
Friends of DR.. and Mrs. II. G..
G.. Rose will be interested to
learn that they have removed
from Santa Cruz, Cal, to Golden,
Colorado
Miss Katherine Thorndike left
for Rochester, Tuesday morning
where she Will undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Mayo
hospital.
j. j. Stevenson, who was out
looking over his farming proper
ties in this vicinity last week,
returned to his home in Oshkosh,
Wis, Saturday.
w m. Raebel, of Cor ona. was in
town last week on his way home
from a trip to Butte county,
where he has a land claim, with
which he is greatly pleased.
Miss Bertha Thorndike of Big
Stone, who had been visiting
Milbank friends during the week
while the guest of Miss Crissie
Vandervoort. returned to her
bone Tuesday morning.
Fred Nelson, the clothier, and
his family returned Monday
from Linden Beach, where they
have been enjoying two week S
outing. They were accompani-
ed by the formers father who is
in the city on visit.
Will Miller, the piccolist, has
joined the South Dakota band for
a week, and will spiel in Mime
apolis during the encampment.
Mrs. Miller is spending the
week with her brother August,
at Rauville, S. D.
Irving Ely, who is engaged in
the electrical works at Schnec.
tady,N. lis homeon avisitto his
mother and sisters, and will en-
JOY a short outing at the lake be.
fOro rnt,,rnipu ooct
George M. Stevenson, who
has been living in Wisconsin for
the past twelve years, but who
has been enjoying a visit to old
scenes in Grant county, is con
sidering the matter of locating
on the farm again, and may
possibly do so. Many of the
friends Of the family may be sur
prised to know that Mrs. Steven
son died nearly year ago, being
stricken with heart failure while
on an excursion boat last labor
day.
Amos Reeve, formerly of this
city, but now at Andover in the
employ Of the Milwaukee, has in
vented an automatic lubricator
cup, which can be placed on any
kind of locomotive, traction or
stationary steam engine, and
which will eliminate the greatest
trouble experienced by en-
gineers, that of water boiling
and foaming and seuiment col
lecting on the inside Of the boil.
err. Mr.. Reeve has been testing
one of the lubricators on the en-
gine he works on for the last
eight months and it has been a
complete success. The chief
engineer Of the road has asked
Mr.. Reeves permission to 1ry
several Of them on engines on
various parts of the Milwaukee
system, and the inventor ex-
poets to go to Milwaukee next
week to help in giving the neces
sary tests. Mr.. Reeve is a son of