The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-31
Mrs. Maynard was an Orton.
vile visitor Friday.


vile visitor Friday.
Alber. Rnnge was a Wilmot
business visitor Friday.
Mrs. L. L Conright was home
from the lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs Burk.
hardt were Big Stone passengers
Friday.
Several cars OF harvest aud
railway laborers have been
shipped west during the week.
Miss Fanny Frost, who was
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. P.
Dore, returned 70 Minneapolis
Friday night.
Veblen Advance: j. H. Movius
and Mr.. Wood of Lidger wood
were in Veblen in interest of the
new railroad Wednesday.
J. H. Barrett, the railroad man
has gone out on the extension
west of the Missouri, where he
is to have a steady run as con.
ductOr.
Mrs. D. Tyler of Minneapolis,
who is making q visit to old
friends and neiehbors in Mil
bank, was guest of Mrs. L. L.
Conrlght at the lake this week.
Dan Walsh who returned from
Lennon last week reports the
Samelson family prosperous and
getting along nicely. Also the
Campbells, formerly of Corona
but who are now near Lennon.
The continued hot weather
has been making the ice mon 20
some-formerly they made their
trips every other day, but of
late they have been compelled to
deliver ice throughout the resi-
dent portion of the city every
day.
Among the Milbank people
down at Simpson Park this week
are Mrs. w B. Saunders and
family, the R. F. Rodgers and ].
D. Burkhardt families, Mrs. L.
L. Conright and family, ]. G.
Elliot and daughter Beatrice.
Mrs. W. F.. Rabbit and family.
George Schafer was up near
South Shore Saturday looking
for horse that strayed from
Milbank two weeks ago. He
found several traces of the ami.
NAL but was unable to find her.
Mr.. Schafer says vesting in
that part of the county is about
two weeks behind this section.
While the Amsden Bros. were
absent from the city, they left
several head of hogs III the
yards in charge of man to feed
and care for them. Monday
when feeding them one
OF the hogs was missing and the
pointed pretty strongly
to hoboes having enjoyed a feed
at the dam.
Journal, Ortonville: County
R. H. Chapman has
completed the preliminary sur
vey for an extensive drainage
project in the vicinity of Lake
Albert over in Grant Co., S. D.
He was ably assisted in the field
work by Robert Lindgren,
Charles Lange and Harold Fitz-
patrick of this city.
The young people living in the
of Big Stone LAKE
should bear in mind that. tie
Granger Business School will
open its fall term beginning
Der 1st at Ortonville. It
will be located in new rooms
which will be equipped in as fine
shape for school purposes as
in the northwest
Send a postal to the Granger
Business School at OrtOnville,
MINI, asking for catalogue and
1t will paw you to in
vestigate.
We have received neatly
printed invitation to attend tho
dedication of the new Carnegie
library at Glasgow, Mont, which
vas to take place last Saturday.
Mr.. W. p. Rhodes, q former res
dent OF this city and employe Of
he Herald office, was one of the
ctive promoters Of the enter
rise, and handsome little
uilding has been secured, OF
Which the citizens OF Glasgow
lay we'll feel proud. Mr.. Rhodes
, publishing the Valley County
Iews in Glasgow.
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