The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-22

ing among friends the first of the
week.
Miss Francis Macarthur OF
Winnipeg Canada is visiting al
the N. j. Bleser home this week.
Harry Lindsey, who went
down to the cities, expecting tt
go to work there, returned home
last week.
Editor Fuller of Summit, was
down at the Milbank hub meet
ing friends last Saturday and at
tending to some business mat
terS.
Miss Caddie Jones Of Monte
video came up to attend the ban
quet of the high school alumni
last Tuesday, and enjoyed a visit
with Milbank friends.
George Tessin is adyertis ing
an auction sale of live stock, farm
machinery, etc., at the George
Merry farm, q miles east of the
German church in Alban, the
sale commences at l o'clock, on
Thursday, June %.
G. P. Lindquist, one of the old
timers in Grant county, was
meeting old friends here Tues
day, while on his rounds for the
Swenski Tolkets Tidning, Min
neapolis Swedish paper, for
which he is travelling agent.
The Gamble store building re-
Gently occupied by H. w. Count
er, has been leased by William
Klser, kinsman of Mrs. D.
Gam BILE. He will open a jewelry
store in the building.
Leon Branyen of Minneapolis
and Paul Rickert of Sisseton
were guests of Bruce Middle.
brook the first of the week while
on their way to Sisseton, where
Mr.. Branyen will spend the va.
cation with Paul.
Miss Goldie Stafford who has
been attending her first year a,
Dakota Wesleyan university, re.
turned home for the summer va
cation last week. She was &C
companied by her cousin, Miss
Breckenridge. who is also a stu
dent at Wesleyan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotleib Stengel
have been enjoying a visit from
Mr.. IT. B. Semrau n d
wife of Ba,four, N. D. Mrs.
Semrau and Mrs. Stengel are
sisters. The North Dakota peo-
pie have been down attending
the Evangelical camp meeting
and greeting old friends for a
week or so past.
Amos Young and his son
Frank are making visit to
Milbank their old home. Mr..
Young is janitor of the high
school at Hoquiam. Wash, the
school of which Prof Burkhead,
a former superinte tendent of the
Milbank school, has been super
intendent for the past year.
Mr.. Young is greatly pleased
with the Pacific coast country,
and thinks there is no place like
it.
The friends of Rev. S. A. Chap
pell will be pleased to know that
he will be home this week and
take up his pastoral duties much
improved by a rest Of several
weeks at the South Dakota Hot
Springs, where his brother is
pastor of the church. During
the absence of Rev. ChappeIl,
the regular preaching services
and other work of the church
were carried on by Mrs. Chap
pell, wife of the pastor, in q most
satisfactory manner, the lady
also superinte tending and drilling
the little ones of the Sunday
school for the pleasing entertain
ment given on children s day.
Mrs. Geo S. Rixgave a very
pretty reception last Monday
evening IN honor of Miss Ella
Lau and Miss Jennie Corenke,
Of Blue Earth. MINI, who are
visiting at the home of Mrs M.
B. Wiseman. Pink was the pre-
vailing color in the front parlor,
while the back parlor was made
very attractive with q profusiOp
of green aud hung with numer-
Gus Japaneselanterns. The din
ing room and hall was ia red.
The table was beautifully deco
rated from which fruit punch
was served by Miss Elsie Corenke
Il .