The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-06-14

Summer School-June Il to 10.
F. S. Reeve was at Wilmot Fri
day and Saturday of last week.
North Dakota Land-let us tell
you about it. Martens Bros.
Attorney Thad l.. Fuller was
at Waubay, Monday, on business
Hear Prof. Lanham next Fri
day evening at the school house
Quite a nun Der of fine strings
of fish are being caught at the
dam.
Get on the band wagon and
take advantage ofthose bargains.
Fisher.
H. G.. Howard, of ST. Paul, was
transacting business in the city
Monday.
Those desiring to attend the
sum mer school, should read the
ad in another colum.
Bleser, the druggist, has a
change of ad this week-ofespec.
ial interest to the ladies.
Milbank VS.. Odessa-at Mil
bank, Saturday afternoon, near
Catholic church-last game.
Have you noticed the big
values choice; any article in the
window at Priess Bros. for sc.
The ST Louis railway company
is running night trans to Water
town now, instead of to Madison.
Mrs. W. S. LeCount, of Will
mot, was in the city Thursday of
last week, on her way to visit at
points in Montana.
Miss Cora Broad bent, of Ap-
pieton, visited ia the city this
week. She came up to attend
the graduating exercises.
Miss Laura Seide and Mr..
Giles Lets are two Milbank young
people who graduated from the
Granger Business school in
Aberdeen last Thursday night.
The high school nine went to
Odessa Saturday of last week
and played game of ball, getting
done up to the tune of 9 to ).
Carroll, centertield, made a tine
one handed catch and Cochran,
pitcher, did fine work. Another
game will be played on the local
grounds Saturday afternoon.
At the interstate scholastic
track meet al the State Unniver-
sity of Minnesota In which some
twenty schools entered, Bruce
Middlebrook, one of our Milbank
boys, a graduate of the Pills bury
school in Owatonna, won the
broad jump prize, of a gold watch.
The space was twenty feet and
five inches.
William Booth, who was for a
number of years resident of
Milbank, and who moved to Que.
bee several years ago, has recent.
ly moved from that province to
South birmingham, Mass /, where
Mrs. Booths sister, who was
known to our people as Miss
kittie Mclean, also resides.
L. L Conright says he is pre-.
pairing an answer to the article
that appeared on the patent side
OF the Herald some weeks ago IN
which some writer claimed the
figure seven was used more than
than ony other figure. He as
serts that he thinks he can prove
that three is used the most The
answer will appear in the near
future.
Mr.. August Rabel and Miss
Elsie Calden were married June
5th at the brides home in Milaca,
MINI, and came to Mllbank to
visit Mr.. Rabel's parents and
other friends. Mrs. Rabel being
a former Grant county lady,
having moved from here about
five years ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rable will beat homein McHenry,
N. D., where Mr.. Rable is as
sistant cashier in the bank there.
w. l. Lowthian returned from
Omaha, Saturday evening, where
he had been to attend the grain
growers association, which was
organized. He was on the COM
mittee to draft the constitution.
He was also appointed secretary
of the South Dakota state organi-
zation. The annual meeting will
be held at Indianapolis, Ind, in
the fall whore tho hoadnnartorS