The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-08-07

Attorney Rix went to Sisseton
today.
Mrs. Jas. Lockhart and child.
rem went to Simpson Park this
morning.
Eddie Phelan went to Harleton,
Montana, last week, where he
has a position as time keeper, on
the construction work.
Some one helped themselves
to a case and a half of pop. be.
longing to E. E. Peterson. of the
postotfice store, last Sunday.
II. s. Roberts, the man who
buys wheat at the Farmers ele.
vutor, went to Corona Tuesday
to instruct Charles Bohn, who
has charge of the Cooperative
elevator, the mysteries of pro-
ducing good big dividends for
that institution.
Mrs. W. F. Rabbit and family
and Miss Minnie Range, return.
ed from the lake Tuesday, after
four weeks outing. They were
accompanied by Miss Louise
Nyman, of Sacred Heart, Mimi,
who will visit at the Rabbit home
a couple of weeks.
Ellsworth Flem ming, travel.
ing sales man for the Hor mel Pack.
ing Co., of Austin, Mimi, and
who moved to this city from St.
Paul a year ago, moved to Aber-
deeu last week. Mr.. Flemming
was unable to rent suitable
house, when his contract was
out on.the one he was occupying,
and thus was compelled to move
from the city, when he much pre-.
| ferred to reside in Milbank.
E. Emanuel has made some
important improvements at his
furniture store this week. He
has papered, painted and fitted
up room in the rear of his fur
niture store, in connection with
the undertaking room, where
funeral services may be held if
desired. Mr.. Emanuel re.
marked that many times he had
contemplated fixing up place OF
this kind and now he had jus,
what was needed in cases where
strangers die and have no rela.
tives in this vicinity or are bur.
led here, to hold funeral ser.
vices.
w. R. Van Walker and Miss
Edith Kahl were married at the
home of the brides father, Rev.
Kahl, seven miles northeast of
this city Wednesday afternoon
at four o'clock. Rev. Kahl per-
formed the ceremony. About 60
people were present. The hor Sc
was beautifully decorated for the
occasion. After the ceremony a
wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Walker left
for the cities on the night train
where they will visit a week or
ten days. The groom is we'll
known in this city. but last year
had been the principal of the
Waubay school, and the bride
was also a teacher in the same
school. They will make their
home at Waubay. They have
the best wishes of their many
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8.
Wan Walker and Mrs. E. H.
Lindsey of this city attended
the wedding.
Quite a little complaint is con-
stantly being made regarding
the reckless manner in which
some of the automobiles are run
both in the city and country.
One man was heard to remark
that he did not dare to allow his
wife and children to go for q
drive in the evenings any more
on account of the fear of an acci-
dent. A lady and her two daugh-
ters, while going to the country
one day recently was crowded 60
the extreme edge of the high
road approaching the bridge just
north of town, with one automo.
bile behind her and one passing
Another case was where two or
three automobiles passed y lady
with two or three small children
in the buggy with her, and at .
high speed. Another party in
an autombile, who is q careful
driver spoke Of the recklessness
Of those ahead in passing the way
they did. There have been more
incidents OF this kind reported,
and while no serious accidents
have occurred, they are liable to
honnor ord thon IL ia te0 late tn