The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-09-11
Alex Crawford went to the
state fair at Huron Tuesday.


! Pos Cmaster A. M. Nixon and
wife made a visit to Big Stone
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. H. Lindsey has gone
on visit to the H. O. Brecken.
ridge family at Reider, N. Oak,
this week.
Miss Gretchen Malsed was i'll
last week, with strong symptoms
OF typhoid fever, but is now i'm.
proving.
Will Wilson is enjoying a visit
from his mother, Mrs. Sophia
Wilson, who came out from Min
neapolis last week.
F. H. Voist, of the Corona
neighborhood, came down to at.
tend to some matters in Milbank
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Finley left a fine
sample of plums on the editorial
table last week, which were duly
appreciated by the family.
The Joseph Martens family
have moved from Corona to Web.
ster, where Mr.. Martens will
buy grain for an elevator com.
pany.
F. W. A. Poppe, one of Mil
banks former residents, came
IN on Monday evenings train to
look after some of his farm in
terests in this vicinity.
Miss Gertrude Austin, of Mel
rose, left home last week to 90 to
Newark in this state, where she
has charge of the advanced de-
partment in the schools of that
place.
Miss Alice Heffernon, of Big
Stone townships another of the
young ladies of this vicinity who
will attend the Aberdeen normal
this year. She left Tuesday af-
ternOon.
Miss Eta Bryant went up to
Sisseton last Saturday, where
she is to teach in the schools of
that place. Miss Bryant was
connected with the Waubay
school for four years.
Miss Marie Cable, of Wilmot,
came down to MiIbank Monday
afternoon and took the train west
for Madison, where she goes to
attend the normal school.
A. E. Seitz, the barber of
Alexandria, Mimi, who has a
position at the Mitchell barber
shop, has moved his family to
this city, taking rooms in the
Eikman residence.
Mrs. Purdy, a former empIoye
in the postoffice here and who
is now located at Redfeld, and
employed in the pos totfi ce at that
place, was visiting Milbank
friends during the week.
Mrs. Chas. Burman, who had
been on visit to Mrs. W. r.
Burman and daughter in Kansas.
and was on her way back to
Alberta, Canada, was visiting
with the Chas. Sutcliff family the
first of the week
Miss Anna Robel went to
Summit Saturday to take charge
of her department in the school
at that place. She was accom-
panied by her sister Emma. who
will attend the school.
H. E. Ackerman has rented
his farm southwest of town and
We understand has leased the
John Johnson home, now oc.
cupied by F. A. Carley, who will
move to his recently built house.
Fred Cross returned to Nil.
bank last week, after an absence
OF about eight weeks at his farm
in kilborn. The next sheriff of
Grant county remarked that it
made him go some to work on
the farm, but he was in the
game.
Editor Volkmar returned last
week from his mining expedition
to the Pacific cOact on1 = l
ing Of the extra fat which his
mountain clim bing has given
him. He claims to have entered
a fat man s contest at an Elk's
celebration and carried off the
prize-as light weight.
Miss Marjory Mcpherson. who
had been spending the summer
vacation with the home folks in
Milbank, returned to take up her
work in the Chicago training
school, where she has alroodv