The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-08-03
Contractor Haslan spent Sun.
dav at OrtOnVille.

Erick MelkeSOn OF LabOlt was
in the city Monday.
W. F. Rabbit was in the city
q few days the first of the week
Ed P. Dore is having a new
porch built on his residence on
Fifth street.
Peter Englund CT Labolt was q
guest of his son John Englund
Friday evening.
Sewer connections have been
made with the Evangelical
church this week. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. George Artus o1
Clear Lake we're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Mittlestaedt Sun.
day.
Sheriff Ed A. Murray went te
Plankinton Monday morning,
taking Minnie Carstens of Big
Stone to the reform school.
A crew of about 80 Italians
were at work cleaning up the
yards, Strengthening out and lev
cling the side tracks Monday.
j. N. Stafford was out to his
farm near Twin Brooks. Monday,
looking after the improvements
a new barn being built, etc.
Work on the new school build.
ing was delayed little Friday
and Saturday of last week on &C
count of a shortage of brick.
Miss Lottie Raymond, who
he'd been visiting with her uncle
Steimitz and family, left for her
home at Little Falls, Mimi, las
Saturday.
Forest Manley had his leg
caught in a hay rake last Mon
day morning, and was quite bad
ly lamed, one of the prongs
piercing the limb.
William Schuler, living ter
miles northwest of town is build
ing new granary, machine
sheds, and otherwise improving
his farm property.
Mrs. Addison Conright and
children came down from Hader
come Saturday evening to dc
some shopping and see MilbanA
friends. There are some five or
six railroad families camped at
Hadercome.
E. A. Marsh has given up the
Singer sewing machine agency
at this place and gone TO Minot,
N. D., to take charge of the com
pany's business. The business
here will be looked after by Ed.
Druecker.
Franc Croal, who had been
more or less laid up for week
or so past with lame back,
which came upon him while fix
ing the engine at the elevator, is
again able to be around and look
after things.
The Interstate teachers in.
stitute at Simpson Park closed
last Friday. While the attend
ance was not as large this year
as it had been at different times
during the past years, the aver
age attendance was better.
S. K. Clark and family return.
ed from Ohio Friday night after
an eight weeks visit with rela.
tives and friends. They will &C
to the lake this week. Mr.. Clark
IS expecting a visit from his sis
ter, Miss Esther Clark, of the
State Normal school of Peru,
Neb., who will accompany
them to the lake.
Miss Nellie Garvey, of Ender
lin, N. D., has been making q
visit to her parents in Vernon
township during the past month
Miss Garvey is assistant in the
post Office at Enderlin, and has
been enjoying a four weeks vaca
tion, returning to North Dakota
this week.
John Burkhardt returned las,
week from Minneapolis where he
was called by the death of his
sister Sophia. The funeral ser
vice was held at the home ol
his brother Martin, Rev. G.. L
Morrill, the well known pastor
of the peoples church, conduct
ing the service.
Com mander Lowthian has re
ceived the official badges for the
coming encampment ut Mime
apolls. They consist Of a bronze
bar and . pendant with blue rib
bon. The bronze pendant is fig
ured with an Indian head on one
side and the state seal on the