The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-05-03
Robert Cruise was in from
Har tford Saturday.

Robert Cruise was in from
Har tford Saturday.
You have read about the sena.
tor of South Carolina-you can
hear him Friday, May 18th.
Richard Ohm, of Summit, was
transacting business with Reg
lister of Deeds Nixon Monday.
P. E. Beardsley who was one
Of the party who went to Canada
recently, returned Thursday of
last week.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will have an apron and
home bakery sale at Mittel
staedt's store tomorrow, May
4th, Every one bear this in
mind. Tomorrow-Saturday.
Muenchner Meueste Nachrich =
ten (Germany)-Herr Edward
Hopfner scored adecided success
by playing his Violin Solo with
rare Artistic Taste. Opera house
May 10.
Mrs. Nancy Cochran Neil died
at the home of her son, William
Strain, in Vernon township, April
oath, aged 50 years. The funer-
al was held at the home and in
terment was in the Marietta
cemetery
Word from G.. W. Mosher who
is now at Los Angles, Cal, is to
the effect that he has formed a
partnership with his brother,
and has engaged in the contract
business and is now building a
house. He likes the country
exceedingly well.-Sisseton Ban.
ner- News.
The OrtonvilIe Journal of last
week has the following:-Mrs. S.
F. Radcliffe and daughter Amy
left Monday morning for Mime
apolis where they will join Mr..
Radcliffe in the home he has pre-
pared for them. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. p w. Hollor-
an who will visit short time in
the cities.
G. H. Babcock made a business
trip to Milbank Monday Misses
Maud Wampler and Olga Stad-
stad went down to Milbank Tues
day for the day y-E. M. Bennett
returned yesterday from his
trip into Butte county. He is
enthusiastic ia his praise of that
section. n.-Sisseton Standard.
The Milwaukee road has two
steel gangs of thirty five men
each, at work between Appleton
and Correll removing the old
sixty pound rails and replacing
them with the seventy five
pound size, in anticipation Of the
faster traffic when the Pacific
coast extension is completed
Ortonville Herald Star
Col Thos. Fitch has leased the
| Minnewarmelt hotel at Big
Stone Lake for the coming sea-
son On the souvenir post card
he had printed this week he has
the following modest little story
attached: 'The Minnewarmett
Hotel. Thos. Fitch & Co., Pro
prietors, Simpson Park, Big
Stone, ST. A New Deal. Full
corps help throughout. Come
and spend a day-a week-or
stay all summer with us-you
will not regret it. Season opens
May 15th," etc. There is one
thing we will vouch for and that
is aside of what the Col. will
furnish to make his guests hap
py-they will never lack for a
string of good stories while they
are enjoying the lake breezes and
picking their teeth.
Pat Dumphey will leave Mil
bank. The powers that be Of
this side of the Milwaukee know
good man when they have had
him in their employ for a num-
Der of years. Some time ago
Mr.. Dumphy, who was section
foreman was promoted to road
master to take Knute Nelson's
place, made vacant by Mr.. Mel
sons moving to Montana. In
the selection of men for appoint.
ments on the extension work,
Mr.. Dumphey's ability was again
recognized and he was offered
the roadmaster's position west
of Glenham, west of the river.
This was several weeks ago.
Mr.. D. was in no hurry and took
his time in deter rmining whether
| to accept or stay in Milbank.