The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-10

George Schafer has been un-
der the weather this week.
ED Lightwood, of Butte coun-
ty, is visiting friends in this city.
A. A. Grove and family spent
the fourth at Twin Brooks.
MISS Anna Knutson at the Pic
neer store, visited at Sisse.on
Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Keeney and niece,
of Corona, were Milbank visitors
Monday between trains.
Mrs. Shannon has had a ce-
ment sidewalk put in at her resi-
dence property on Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Webster left last week
for Portland, Oregon, where>she
goes upon q visit to her daughtQe
now living in that city. -
Miss Grace Marsh, of Maiden
Rock, Wis neice of W. NJ.
Thomas, ari. Jed Friday of last
week for q visit with the Thomas
family.
F; Miss Ida Dyrdahl, formerly
employed in the mil. ~. ttfk city
but now at MonteS ), 66ited
with Miss Clara Whempner over
Sunday.
Mrs E. M. Harper and daugh.
ter and Mrs.Sophia Nixson were
visitors at the lake last Friday,
and they are making their home
there during the chadtauqua:
Dan Sherman, of Prior, Big
Stone county, postofice Clinton,
Mimi, is searching for his son,
Walter, aged Is, slender, dark
complexion, scar on left cheek,
who left home recently.
Mrs. Shannon and Miss Minnie
went to Beardsley last Friday
and were accompanied by Miss
Nuna, who came down from Alb.
erdeen. A reunion of the
daughters in the family was the
purpose of the pilgrimage to
Beardsley.
Godfred Stengel Of Melrose,
who returned last week from a
visit to friends in southern Min
nesota, says that to see the best
far ming products aud conditions S
he had to come home TO Grant
county. Mr.. G. S Amsden, who
was also over in Minnesota,
makes the same report, stating
that in many places the crops
have been drowned out and in
other places they are away be-
hind the crops here.
The friends of George Miller
will be interested to know that
George recently received a deci
sion from the United States court
giving HIM title to the land upon
which he had filed near Towner,
N. D. The matter had been be-
fore the land Office and in the
courts for some time at consider
able of an expense to George, but
this final disposition of the case
is highly gratifying to him.
| Bert Voss, the builder, has re-
Gently had a force of men en-
ployed enlarging the building
which Mr.. Gustave Leibe lately
purchased near the Bohn prop
erty on the north side of the
track. Mr.. Liebe will move in
from the farm and occupy the
building when it is remodeled.
Mr. Voss has also lately built q
large barn for Earl Ende on the
farm five miles north, has remod-
eled the Fred Koch house, and
is about to put up 50. 500 tar m
house on the George Koch place.
Three very interesting and
helpful addresses were given at
the Methodist church last Sun
day by DR.: j. w. MacCallum, of
Lancaster, N. H. An inspiring
sermon in the morning-the
church as a source of strength
to the worshipper, and in the
afternoon a logical address on
Science confirmatory of Scrip
tures.' In the evening practi-
cal and eloque uent appeal was made
on behalf of the boy, and de.
mand made for that home train
ing and sympathy which alone
can save him for his best self.
! Aberdeen News, July Gas
per Hatz is enjoying visit this
week from several of his nieces
and a nephew, who are touring a
large part Of the west, visiting
relatives. They are Misses Elsie
and Rose Tscharner. Of Portland,
Ore, Miss Elsie HAITI and Ed