The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-06-15
DR.. and Mrs. Vosburgh were
lake visitors Sunday.

G.. E. MCGOWAN was a Wilmot
business visitor Monday.
G.. L. Wood and o. P. Nye were
Big Stone visitors Sunday.
Will Meyers and sister Anna
were lake visitors Sunday.
Miss Rhoda Ross spent Sun
day with relatives at Wilmot.
George w. Prevey is home
from Beardsley, Minnesota, to
spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacquot
returned to the cities after a few
aays visit with relatives in this
city.
Yesterday was flag day and
Old Glory was seen floating
from nearly every building in
the city.
Reuben and Nora Dawson of
Corona were in the city Monday
having dental work done by DR..
Vosburgh.
Marshall Sutcliffe says there
is an ordinance that requires
trees along sidewalks to be trim
med seven feet from the ground.
H. S. Volkmar leaves next
week for the state of Washing.
ton to look after business mat
tiers, and will be gone about six
weeks.
Harvey. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Vandervoort fell off of a
pony he was riding Saturday,
breaking one of the bones in his
left wrist.
G. L. Wood has recently pur-
chased a new gasoline launch
and has the same at Big Stone
lake. The name will be given
out at the time of christening.
F. E. Granger of Aberdeen.
the business college man, will
open a branch of his college at
Simpson Park at the same time
the summer school opens. After
the close of this it will continue
at Big Stone. See his ad else
where.
VIM. Enos, who sold out his
interest in the Enos & Meyers S
meat market last week, will help
Schafer Bros. in their market
for short time, as Henry
Schafer will be quite busy help
ing the contractors rebuild his
residence.
George Mitchell, S. S. Lock.
hart and W. w. Downie are at
tending the Masonic grand lodge
at Sioux Falls this week. Mrs.
w. w. Downie, Mrs. A. B. Con-
right and Mrs. David Gam BILE
are attending the grand chapter
of the 0. E. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Neuenburg
left during the week for Olivia,
Mimi, to visit the formers par
ents. Mr.. Nuen burg's father
will be 80 years old tomorrow
and it was to celebrate his birth.
day that Mr.. and Mrs. Nuenburg
went to Olivia.
The Henry Schafer family
have moved into the John Burg
an house while the contractors
are holding sway in rebuilding
his house. Mr.. Schafer has had
the house moved back about
thirty feet and fifty feet to the
south. He will have a large ad-
dition built onto it and many
other improvements will be
made, among them new heating
plant will be installed.
Ortonville Journal: We have
watched the fight in the republi-
can party in South Dakota for
control of the state Offices and
regret that so good man as
Supt. M. NJ. Ramer of Milbanh
should be defeated just when he
was in position to do the very
best work for the state educa
tional institutions. It is abou
time that South Dakota elm
mate politics from the schools o
the state.
D. H. Kippen liv ing two mile
north of the city recently receiv
ed copy of the Milton, (Ont.
Reformer, from which the fol
lowing was taken. sMr. Thos
Kippen of Milbank, s. D.. VIII
has been visiting friends in Tt
ronto for some time, spent q FEY
days with his cousin, Mr.. p. N
McGregor. near Milton. MI
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