The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-08-07
= Miss Adele FOss is visiting at
her home near WilmOt.

her home near Wilmot.
Judge Batterton was down
from Sisseton Monday.
Walter Buchanan, of Holloway,
Mimi, was a Milbank visitor
Monday.
Helmer Stensrud, of Har tland,
Mimi, is employed at the First
National bank.
w. w. Wilson is doing consid.
cradle repairing on his residence
on Fifth street.
Mrs. S. Taylor LETT Tuesday
for the cities and points in Iowa
to visit relatives.
Miss Louise Haugen of Will
mot visited her sister, Miss
Alma, Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice Hocum of Or
tonville was visiting Milbank
relatives during the week.
Mrs. G.. W. Rainey of Sisseton
was in the city during the week.
She returned to her home yes.
terday.
Mildred Gold and Dorothy AL
drich of Big Stone have been
visiting Milbank friends during
the week.
Mrs. Thomas j. Lockhart and
son Milton, of Caledonia, were
guests of the SIS Lockhart fami-
ly last week.
G.. w. Sine will go to Artesian
the last Of the month, where he
has secured the principalship of
the city schools.
Folks baked beans, best yet,
at 10, Is and 20 cents a can at
the Home of Real Bargains,
McCollum & Thirsk.
Messrs. Fred Schneider, N. j.
Bleser and &. E. MCGOWAN were
Browns Valley visitors Satur-
day, making the trip in an auto.
mobile.
The railroad company is pump
ing water for the city, owing to a
water pipe bursting, which has
put the city we'll out of com mis-
sion for day or sc.
Thieves broke into the Fred
Roebel home Sunday while the
owners were at church. A
chicken roast and ten cents are
all that was found missing They
entered the house by removing a
screen.
The two year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Norton drank
the liquid off some poison fly
paper Friday, and for time was
quite sick. A physician soon
hau the little fellow out of danger
and al right in a short time.
The children of the first, Sec
ond and third grades who have
flower gardens grown from
seeds given by the Makocha
club, are invited by the club to
be at the court house park from
to 8 Wednesday evening, Aug.
IL, for free ice cream and cake
If it rains Wednesday come
Thursday.
The city council met Monday
evening The most of the ses.
sion was taken up in the first
reading of the electric light
franchise. Mr.. Savage, repres.
enting promoters was present.
The council will meet again next
Monday to give further reading
on the franchise, It begins to
look as though electric lights
were an assured fact.
Many young persons who are
thinking at this time of the year
what school they will attend this
coming fall, remember that the
Granger Business School OF Or.
tonville will begin its fall term
September 1st and it would pay
you to send for catalogue des,
cribing the work of this school,.
A business course is what you
need no matter what line of work
you may follow. Why not let us
help you?
There is likely to be some
doin's before the local Justice if
the game warden should get the
upper hand on some of the fel-
flows who can't wait until the law
permits them to shoot chick
ens," remarked q local sports.
man to q Herald reporter The
other day. II am told," he ad.
ded, "that there. has been con-
siderable shooting of chickens
| already this mouth. which is