The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-22
Rev. Murrman was q Big
Stone lake visitor Tuesday.

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Stone lake visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. F. w. A. Poppe has sold
his cottage at the lake to F. B.
Roberts and w. G. Ackerman.
Lloyd Thirsk, who has been
visiting relatives in Canada the
last month is expected home
tonight.
Miss Mary Farley returned
from st. Panl last week, where
she had been attending st. Cath
crimes school.
Victor Carlson, who had been
workingat Dritton on stone work
for some time came home to en-
gage on the school foundation
last week.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Mrs. w. w.
Mount, Messrs. N. 1. Lowthian
and Thos. Fitch in are Yankton
this week attending the state G..
A. r. and w. r. G. encampment.
Mrs. Minnie ,Zeilike took the
train for Lidgerwood, N. D.,
Tuesday morning, for a visit to
her daughter and other friends
at that place.
Mrs. G. E. Leach and daughter
Miss Ethel returned Wednesday
evening from Minneapolis and
Northfield, Mimi, where had
been visiting.relatives.
Miss Minnie Sayers returned
home Wednesday night from a
three weeks visit with relatives
in Minneapolis. She was &C
companied by her sister Miss
Enola.
Mrs. David Gamble, who was
in attendance at 0. e. S. grand
chapter last week. spent sever
al days with relatives at Dell
Rapids, returning home Satur-
day night.
A. Wallen, of LaBolt, was over
to the county seat last Saturday.
Mr.. Wallen is seeking to secure
the organization of an English
C a in the Swedish Mission
school at LaBolt.
Miss Jennie and Miss Mary
| Smuil. visited friends at Sum
nit, going up on Friday of last
week and returning Wednesday
with many of the mitites
who attended the circus here.
Miss Rose Carroll, who is MAX
a summer visit to her parent S
home near Marvin, came down
to attend the high school alumni
banquet Tuesday evening. She
expects to later return to North
Dakota.
The G. G. Middlebrook family
have been enjoying a visit
from Mr.. and Mrs. }. w. Cooke,
of St. Paul. Mr.. Cookies engag-
ed in the mail service and was
formerly chief clerk in the St.
Paul division.
Mr.. Tower of Sisseton was
down in Milbank Wednesday
advertising the fourth of July
celebration at Sisseton, which
will be under the auspices of the
camp of Modern Woodmen of
that place.
Fred Meyers, successor to
Enos & Meyers has an ad in an
other column. Mr.. Meyers has
something interesting to tell you
and it will pay you to look up
his ad. He says there is nothing
TOO good for his customers-and
proves it by purchasing nothing
but the best.
The editor is indebted to J. II.
Hurst for sample box Of straw
berries, the finest and largest
we have seen this year. Mr..
Hurst is certainly q successful
horticulturist, as thesespecimens
of his strawberry culture are of
the finest quality. The berries
were Of the Senator Dunlap and
EARLY johnson varieties. Mr..
Hurst picked one Of the Senator
Dunlap variety yesterday that
measured 5 inches in circum-
| ference.
Marshal Sutcliffe and his
crew Of men have been putting
in their time the past two weeks
| in grading and otherwise i'm
proving tn 9 streets in this
city. That !. it is appreciated
is certain judging By the number
OF compliments to be heard re-
garding their work. The cutters
have been cut down and the
earth scraped to the center of
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