The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-07-19

Now is the time to take car
OF that hail insurance. Marten
Bros.
Ihe James Lockhart residenc
is beng treated to a coat c
paint
The J. S. Farley family hav,
been en- joying couple of week
at the lake.
The finest line of postal card
all subjects, plain and fancy a
Fieldings.
l.. L Conrlght was up at Wi
mot Friday to help in the G. A. F
encampment.
Mesdames H. l.. Spackma
e. II. BaOcock and G.. L. Folke
stead of Sisseton, were in tb
city Saturday.
+. h. Schneider, Charles ALE,
and Alec NAHUM were amons
those who went to Wilmot tt
root for the Woodman ball team
Friday.
Charles Wendt and Louis
krause shipped their household d
goods to North Dakota, Tuesday,
where they have taken claims
Mr.. krause family also left this
week to join Mr.. Krause at their
new home.
A. II. Horton and family came
over from Volga last Friday for
a visit at the old home IN Mil.
bank. Mr.. Horton went back to
look after his newspaper busi-
ness Wednesday, but the family
remain for a longer visit.
Prof. S. K. Clark and family
went down to Simpson Park last
Saturday for several week S out.
ing, having rented the Mystic
Shrine cottage. The Misses
bessie DOWnle and Clara Mittel-
steadt accompanied them and
will be their guests for short
time
b. T. Brockman writing from
Indian Head. Saskatchewan. saws
that his family are all we'll. that
hey are beginning to feel quite
at home under the union lack,
but haye not forgotten the stars
and stripes and the many pleas
ant times and friends at the old
home
The Woodman ball team was
defeated last Friday at Wilmot
by picked team from Wilmot.
Sisseton, Peever and Browns
Valley Score was 100. All
from here who witnessed itsav It
was fast game The one score
made by Wilmot was through an
error.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Archer of
Melrose were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Archer has been having con
siderable trouble with the middle
finger Of his right hand, which
he scratched on a barbed wire
some time ago. He had to have
the hnger lanced several times
to get any relief as it was badly
swollen.
Mllbank is almost face to face
with another gasoline famine.
tuesday the large tanks at the
yards had been drained of the
asst gallon Of gasoline. The
gent ordered car of kerosene
md gasoline at the same time.
nc former he had received-but
10 gasoline or even bill for it.
some towns west of Milbank
AVE been experiencing difficulty
n getting a sufficient supply of
Gasoline for several weeks.
AS Arthur Blomqulst was
irving south on Main street
1onday morning, the bride
anne off one Of the horses caus
ng the team to run away. In
he buggy with him was Miss
.uth Berquist, a neice of Mrs.
mil Johnson. When the team
7as nearly opposite the post-of-
ce, both Miss Berquist and Mr..
'loomquist jumped from the
uggy, the former striking her ,,
cad against the cement cross !
1g and cutting a bad cash in her I
calp, which required three /
tltcbes to sew up. Mr.. Blom-
uist received some slight t
ruises. The injured lady was /
AIKEN into Erlandson & Johnson's y
tore and Dr.. Ferguson called. : !
he fall left her unconscious, !.
nd she did not regain conscious J
ess until the next morning.
'ince then she has been getting
long nicely, and it is believed .
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