The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-05-03
Ad0IOnal LOcal News

Addional LOcal News
The creamery paid 30 cents
for b%utterfat in March.
Circuit court convenes the
13th-a week from Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Hicks are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
son last Sunday.
The Revillo Item notes that
John Rourk, of Nassau, who has
been very ill with typhoid fever
is improving.
John Korte has been appoint
ed mail carrier on rural route
No 9 from Big Stone, the route
being established May 1st.
Elsewhere is published a
notice to property owners and
tenants by the Board of Health
to clean up their premises and
haul away all garbage.
A. D. and Dan Conright are
now housed in their new mead
quarters near the roundhouse.
A car has been converted into
Office and tool house for them.
F. j. Paddock of Big Stone
and Sheridan Gardner of this
city. who have been doing the
painting and decorating at the
Congregational church. are
about through.
H.. I. Grey, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Illinois Central,
and A. G.. Sherman of the Nickel
Plate railway, were in the city
during the week looking up busi-
ness regarding the National G..
A. R. encampment at Saratoga
this year.
Several new boats will be put
on the lake at the dam this
summer. The owners have de-
cided to prosecute anyone who
destroys their boats this season
and will raise a sum of money
which will be used in bringing
these offenders before the law.
A. P. Rygar, who las been
manager of the cooperative
creamery for a number of years,
and who recently resigned the
position, left Wednesday night
on his first trip for a creamery
supply house. Jesse Nelson and
Carl Peterson will have charge
of the creamery but Mr.. Rygar
has been retained as manager for
a time.
Mrs. j. Wasem, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Kramer. returned to Ortonvllle
Monday. She was accompanied
by her daughter who lives in
that city, and who had been
spending Sunday in Milbank.
Mrs. Wasem expects to go to
Fargo, to remain with her son
for a time, and will later go to
Assiniboia to spend the summer
with the Brockman family.
August Tass!er, TIE new Gu
gineer at the mill met with a
painful mishap at the mill We'd
nesday afternoon. He was clean
ing Out a valve and the steam
blew out scalding him about the
face aid neck so badly that the
flesh peeled off in places. He
went unassisted to a physician S
office who treated the burns.
Mr.. 1'assler will be laid up for a
week at least and is fortunate in
escaping without serious injury
to his eyes.
Ed Emanuel, who works for
his cousin, E. Emanuel, the fur
niture man, returned from Mitch
ell the latter part of last week
The young man has been study
ing hard the past year and in the
examination last week received
the highest average as licensed
embalmer In class of thirteen.
One of the instructors of the
class stopped off. in Milbank,
Monday and spoke very highly of
the young mans examination.
The Paulson divorce deer ee
which has created so much inter-
est and called forth so much
criticism, was recently under
investigation in circuit court at
Webster and resulted in the
court setting aside the decree.
Mrs. Paulson having set forth
allegations of fraud in MIR. Paul
son procuring thedecree. Mayor
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