The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20

Roadmaster Kleacker of Ando-
yer was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Wood left for Min
neapolis Wednesday evening.
Connie Dougherty is out again
after an attack of the mumps.
r l.. Plumb of the depot force
was twin city visitor during
the week.
You can buy a good farm har-
ness at G.. A. Kerns for the low
price of 500.
| Mrs. w. Wilson went down to
Ortonville Thursday and visited
with the l.. M. Kaercher family.
A. J. Beighley of Gordonvllle,
MINI, was visiting his aunt,
Mrs. n. |. Lowthian Thursday.
He was returning home from a
visit to friends in Aberdeen.
S. J. Miller arrived from Mel
son, Mimi, Tuesday morning
and is visiting at the home of his
son. Jens Peterson. who has
been seriously i'll for some time.
E. E. Peterson, who last fall
purchased the restaurant busi-
ness of Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Pet
erson, has sold out to ]. Beedle.
who will take possession about
April first.
Burt Voss finished his work
on the MADEIRA building this
week. Mr.. Voss had until Ap-
ril 1st to complete the contract.
An outside party has leased the
place for pool hall.
Charley Williams, who had
been down in Minneapolis for
couple OF weeks, returned last
Monday and has been assisting
at the Merchants National bank
during the week.
The First National bank has a
change of ad this week. which
should be of interest to the
young people. Every boy or
girl has a few nickels and dimes
which he or she can save.
DR.. Jacotel reports a fine 12-
Mound how horn to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Opsal, of Peever, Wednes-
day m orning. Mrs. Opsal was
formerly Miss Addie Malsed
and has been visiting at the home
of her parents Mr.and Mrs John
Malsed.
Cards have been received an
nonncing the marriage at Sum-
nit of Miss Vivian May Will
liams and Mr.. Lowell J. Pratt,
both we'll known young people of
Summit, the bride being the
associate editor on the Summit
Signal, and the groom is the
son of Postmaster Pratt.
Those interested in the Big
Stone chautauqua matters will
be pleased to note that Philip
DeGreef has purchased the boat
house on the grounds and is i'm
proving it and adding oath
house. A large culvert is being
put in the ravine back Of the
boat house and the ground will
be filled in for tennis and Gro.
quet grounds.
Seth P. Hazen died at the asy
lum at ank ton Tuesday morning,
F. B. Roberts of this city was
Mr.. Hazen S guardian, but was
unable to locate the relatives of
the deceased, and ordered the
remains buried at Yankton. Mr..
Hazen Was an old soldier and
was sent to Yankton from this
county some ten or twelve years
ago.
Maxam & Sights, the CONNIE
dians, with Miss Pauline Sights,
have been giving a weeks play
at the opera house. The com
pany is bright, clean, troupe,
one of the best amusement com.
panies that has been in Milbank
for long time, and they are en-.
+ titled to a better patronage Than
: they have been receiving here.
| Their acting is of the better kind
and the Milbank people were
: we'll pleased with their work.
The young ladies of the M. NJ.
! G. club are certainly capital en-
, tertainers-if one is to Judge by
7 what the young men marriage
r able gentlemen) OF the city say.
Last Saturday evening the
1 young men we're royalty enter
!. tanned by the club at the home