The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-08-21
C OVERFLOW

Miss PrlScllla Slo0e visited u Or'
tonville Monday.
Grain sacks for sale or rent at Nc
Coilum & Thirsks.
Ed S~uodgrass visited at MINT.
ipOlis the first of the week.
c. J. Sanford. of the Singer SEWING
NJ achine Co., has an ad in the Herald.
r. j. Hicks. of Big Stone, was in
Milbank Monday.
Jas. Lockhart spent Sunday with
his family at the park.
Rev. Gale, of Big Stone, was a Mil
bank visitor Wednesday.
Last sale on straw hats--.at your
own price at McCollum Il Thirsks.
D. A. Copyright and Andrew Mon
son were Drtonville visitors Satur.
day.
Fred Roebel has been confined to
his home this week on account OF
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britt Pollard ar.
rived from DELI Rapids, yesterday
morning.
Mrs, c.. A. GRANDSON has recently
repainted her residence and added a
screened porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. VanWalker,
returned from their wedding trip to
the cities, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Thirsk have
moved into the Burman cottage in the
east part of.the city.
The Big Stone Headlight says the
Mittelstaedt Bros. will build q cottage
at Simpson Park mex year.
Mr.. {. and Mrs. S. w. Dale, Of
Rochester,, MIMI are visiting the
latters brother, F. A. Garland of this
city.
T. H. Kelly. travelling auditor of
the Great Northern railway, was
the guest at the 81. A. Martens home
Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Schafer re-
turned to Madison Wednesday, where
Mr.. Schafer esume his work in the
Madison schools.
Mrs. Kelly and children returned to
their home at Minneapolis the first OF
the week, after q few Gays visit at the
H. A. Martens home in this city.
Leave your order for peaches for
canning At McCollum & Thirsks.
Postmaster Nixon has leased the
Watson house on Third street recent
ly occupied by A. Wells. The build.
ing has been repaired and reprinted.
The First National bank announces
the following as winners in their saw
inps bank contest: Orris Copyright
lst, IS: Josephine Kockx, I'd, SO: Mrs.
Hoyt Sd. $3.50: Fred Port, 4th, 81, and
Mrs. A. G. Lender 5th, so cents.
Manchester biscuits, good as the
best, better than the rest, at McCollum
& Thirsks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Montgomery,
of Brookings, are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. r. M. McCollum, Mrs.
Montgomery, of Salem. Oregon, is
also a guest of Mrs. McCollum.
Roundhouse foreman Ed. Jones has
has rented the Ely residence on
Fourth street and will move into the
same in the near future. Mrs. Jones
and children were here from Aber-
deem Wednesday.
Thos Finlev. who has been an en-
ploye at the johnson saloon. and who
recently purchased an interest in the
Bohn & Co. livery business, gives up
his position this week, and hereafter
will give his entire attention to the
livery business.
The field day committee will meet
this evening and decide on definite
plans for the September tield-market-
carnival days. Some want the event
turned into a two day session, others
favor making it in the order of the
carnival, probably three days with
several good outside attractions. W at
ever the majority want, they will get.
R. H. Hensel was up to Peever
Wednesday.
G.. Dunbeck was an Aberdeen Wis
itor Wednesday,.
Miss Anna HUT visited at Stock
holm owe Sunday.
E. johnson Of Stockholm was a
Milbank visitor Monday.
Miss Lois Snyder returned from
Owatonna, Mimi, Wednesday.
The Amsden Bros. shipped two
cars of stock to the cities Monday.
George Kelsey was down from
Twin Brooks Tuesday on business
with Co. D.
Mr.. Peshong has purchased what is
known as the Zimmerman farm in
Alban township.
George Phelan is acting as tlagman
at the Main street crossing during Mr.
Wiseman's absence.
william Graham returned to Mime
apolis this morning, and expects to be
out again in a few weeRs.
Will Wilson and Franc Croal are
enjoying a visit from their sister.in-
law. Mrs. j. Croal, of Fargo,
Manager Mooar with a crew of men
were at Twin Brooks the first of the
week, doing telephone work.
Miss Nellie Garvey left this morn
ing for a visit with friends in Mime.
apolis aud at points in Wisconsin.
Miss Margaret Rabbit, of Toledo,
O., is visiting with the family of her
kinsman, William Rabbit of this
city.
Miss Catherine Williams of Minn..
apclis is visiting her brother Charles
Of the Merchants National Bank for a
few days.