The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-07-06
MILBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1906. Con@

The whole world at Fielding's
for q nickle.
Dick Watson is home tor the
sum mer vacation.
Attorney Jorgenson of Summit
was in the city last Friday.
Chicago Examiner-1c. At
Fielding's post Office lobby.
Mrs. w. w. Wilson spent a
part of the week at Sisseton.
J. Kennedy and w. B. Hall of
Sisseton, were Milbank visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Somerville of Sisseton
has been spending the week with
Milbank friends.
Mrs. John Croal of Sisseton.
was guest of Mrs. W. w. Will
son Saturday.
Howard Fuller and a party of
friends went out to Twin Brooks
Friday to play tennis.
Lewis Mcbride at Dickinson,
N d., has receiv ed therepu blican
nomination for states attorney.
The Misses Bessie and Louise
Tragitt, who had been on a visit
to friends at Strand. returned
home last Monday.
Messrs. Kasper and B. H.
Blau and John Burlenfeldt of
George, Iowa. are in the citv
this week on business.
Albert Wood, who has been at.
tending a college at Pomona,
Cal., returned home the first of
the week for the summer vaca-
tiOE.
Miss Jennie Johnson, who
has been visiting friends in
Cannon Falls and Minneapolis
the past month returned home
Monday.
Frank Lowthian returned from
St. Paul the first of the week,
having graduated from the
mechanical engineering school
which he had been attending.
Mrs. Henry Portland daughter
Marguerite left for months visit
to friends in Montreal, Canada,
and will also visit their New York
friends before returning.
The ladies Of the Episcopal
guild were entertained at the
home of Mrs. w. E. KeeEey Tu-
esday afternoon. The hostess
served dainty refreshments and
all enjoyed very pleasant after
noon.
Mrs. Ezra Raymond and Miss
Charlotte Raymond, mother and
daughter of w. E. Ray mond ar
rived from Little Falls, Mimi,
and will make an extended visit
in Twin Brooks and vicinity.
Mrs. G.. A. Kern aud Mrs. W.
w. Wilson enter tanned anum Der OF
their friends and neighbors at
the home of the for mer Monday
in honor of Mrs. G. I. Gibson OF
Minneapolis, who is a guest OF
Mrs. F. w. Meehan.
H. V. Peterson, passenger
agent of the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis railway was in Milbank
last Friday comforting with Com
mander Lowthian in regard to
special train service and rates
for the national encampment al
Minneapolis next month.
! DR.. Jones who the last two
years has been resident OF
Wilmot, was in the city Tuesday
| He was on his way 10 Portland,
Oregon, where he goes to accept
a position as instructor of in
ternal medicines in the unlver
sity of Oregon. The Doctor en-
joyed a very nice business al
Wilmot and he has many friends
who would like to have had him
remain with them.
| Grandma Shields died at hel
home in Twin Brooks, June q
and was buried June 30 at thai
town. Mrs. Shields was one o.
the earliest settlers in Gran
county, taking homestead or
the S. E. Of Sec. g. 912O-5O abou,
26 years ago. Her husband
who died two years ago, was I
veteran of the Mexican and civi
wars.
! Appleton Press: Mrs. I. h
Dawson is preparing to enter
tain her nephew, DR.. A. }. Mo
vius, q prominent young physi
clan of Bridger, Montana, ane
his bride. The young couple
are enroute to Montana from tn
} brides home in Novia Scotia