The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-06-21

Martens Bros. for hail insur.
ance.
DR.. Lanham tonight at school
house
Samuel Wier, at school house
Monday evening.
Frank Fielding has taken the
agency for the Edison phono.
graph and records.
Fred LeCount, ofHartford, Wis.
was in the city Saturday on his
way to Wilm OF, to visit his brother.
Mrs. Fred Schneider left Tor
Rushford. Mimi, last Friday to
spend the summer with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Wiseman
left for Oaks, n. d., Wednesday
for visit with their daughter,
Mrs. King.
Mrs. F. B. Roberts is enter
tanning her mother, who arrived
from Mapleton, Mlnn., the first
Of the week
A new side track has been laid
in the west part of the yards and
the filing is now being done. A
side track is also being laid west
of the city.
Miss Mary Farley returned
home last Tuesday from St.
Paul where she graduated from
ST. GATHERINGS seminary last
week. She was accom- panied
home by her friend Miss May
Phelan, who went down to St.
Paul to attend the grad uating
exercises.
Aberdeen News: Cards have
been received announcing the
marriage of Miss Grayce B. Haz-
EN- of Milbank to Henry |. Lett
man of Spokane, Wash, the GER
emony having been solemnized
at the latter place, where they
will reside. Mrs. Hazen was a
mem Der of last years gradual
ing class Of the n. n. & l S. of
this city.
Members of the local Q. E. S.
chapter will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Angie G.. William son
of Madison was elected Grand
Secretary of the Grand Chapter
at the m Getting in Lead last week.
Mrs. Williamson will be remem-
bered as having visited our chap
ter as Grand matron in 1904.
Mr.. A. M. McCallister was elect
ed Associated Grand Patron.
Messrs. S. S Lockhart, Mayor
Meehan and George Mitchell re-
turned from attendance upon
the Masonic grand lodge at Lead
the first Of the week. Mr.. Lock
hart was elected junior grand
warden of the grand lodge, on e
of the principal chairs in the
body, which is not only signal
mark of respect to Mr.. Lock- har t
but is also an honor to the Mil
bank lodge of Masons.
One of the visitors with the
St. Paul iobbers, notice of which
was made last week, was Frank
A. Eldredge. Of the Towle Syrup
Co., of st. Paul. Frank was one
of the early day residents at Big
Stone, and was trying to meet as
many of his old time friends as
possible while on the trip Since
leaving here some twenty years
ago, Frank has established him
self as a family man and has a
wife and some seven or eight
boys and girls.
O. o. Briggs is meeting with
much success since installing
his fine new soda fountain. 1t is
one OF the very largest and finest
west of the cities. Mr.. Briggs
gave up the restaurant business
some time ago and hereafter will
devote his entire time to the
making of good bakery goods
candies and the selling of the
best soft drinks in the city. Mr.
Briggs has spent considerable
money in the improvements
necessary and is deserving of q
good patronage.
Last Tuesday afternoon the
ladies aid society held specia
meeting in honor of their mem
Der, Mrs. ]. w. Johnson, at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Enos. A
pleasant feature of the afternoon
was a talk on California by Mrs,
w. E Vandervoort and Mrs
T q Wood whO rooon%lu ro+,rr