The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-09-06

Miss Myrtle Reckell of Mitch
ell, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
William Lowthian.
Pat Dumphy came home from
the west Saturday night and re-
NAMED couple of days.
Mrs. A. J. Partridge accom-.
panied Miss Ralph to Corona
last Saturday, where the latter
goes to take charge Of the school
at that place.
Mrs. l.. Kaercher. Of Orton.
vile, who with her children had
been spending several days with
Milbank relatives returned home
last Saturday.
Miss Alma Erlandson left
Monday evening to resume her
studies at Gustavus Adolphus
college at ST. Peter, MINI This
will be Miss Alma's senior year
at that school.
Several cement walks are be-
ing laid on the west side Of Main
street, to replace the old wooden
ones, and which will make solid
cement walk from J D. Burk
hardt's to the Methodist church.
John Knapp, Of Sisseton, came
down Monday on his way east.
He was going as delegate 70
attend the national cOuncit Of the
order of Red Men, which is to be
held at Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. w W Reeves aud dau@h-
ter, Miss Florence, were among
the visitors to the Minnesota
state fair, and Mrs. John Malsed
also went 70 the cities the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hicks left
last Saturday evening for Brem-
ertOn. Wash, where'they expect
t. remain if the climate proves
of benefit to Mr.. Hicks health,
of which Mr. Hicks and his
friends are hopeful.
Mrs. T. l. Conright and dapgh-
ter Hazel went to the cities Mon
day night to make selection and
purchase of fall millinery. You
can afford to wait until Mrs.
COnright returns to get some
thing worth while in the millinery
art.
The trouble from which John
MADEIRA has been suffering, and
for which he had recently under
gone surgical treatment. again
assumed a painful condition and
last Monday he was compelled to
90 to Minneapolis for treatm ent
at the hospital
Miss Rebecca Reeve received
a telephone NJ sagefrom Morris,
Mimi. Tues day. that her cousin
Robert J. Coiyer had been
drowned in Long lake near that
city on Monday while duck
hunting j. c. Reeve, living
nol tn of the city, and Miss
Vaughan, Of Morris, who wa,
visiting the Reeves families, left
on the midnight train Tuesday
DR.. Vosburgh was dis,ribut-
ing wild ducks among his friends
last Tuesday, the first fruits Of
the hunting season. The doctor
got one prairie chicken and
twenty ducks in his perambula
tions and says he thinks that is
about the proportion in which
these birds may be found this
season.
Mr.. Ellsworth Fleming of st.
Paul, has moved his family to
this city and is occupying one Of
the Staats houses, north Of the
track. Mr. Fleming is travel
ing sales man for Swift & Co.
and will make this city his head
quarters on account of it's being
more centrally located in his
territory.
Victor Carlson, the stone
! mason, who has been out ia Mon
tana for the pastpine months, rail
! roadlng on the CT. Northern be
i tween Billings and Great Falls
returned to Milbank the first o
the week. Victor SAYS he liked
the country and work, but the
poor water knocked him out ane
he had to make change.
Among the young people VIII
60 to attend the several school!
and colleges at different points
is Miss Marjorie Mcpherson
who goes to the Chicago trainin,