The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-08

MRS. II. u. Port was at Sum
nit Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Houte were
Peever visitors last week.
j. D. Burkhardt offers his feed
mill for sale in his ad, elsewhere.
0. H. Peterson, of Watertown,
was in the city Monday on bust
ness
William Cleveland has recently
had an addition built on to his
pigeon lofts.
Mrs. A. Karl has had founGa'
tlon put under her house and is
having an addition built on to
the house.
M. E. Fossum, the shoe man.
has recently put up new sign
at his store. Harry Pawson did
the lettering.
Miss Blanche Kimball went
down to Big Stone Tuesday, and
will remain in the family of l. D
Aldrich for about a week.
David Eastman, of Wilmot,
came down Tuesday on his way
to his new home in Spokane,
Wash, to which place he has re.
moved.
Mrs. T. L. Bouck's mother,
Mrs. Mccarthy, returned to her
home in Luverne last Saturday
after two months visit with the
Bouck family.
Elmer Kelly, of Melrose, was
a visitor to Minneapolis last Sat-
urday, and we notice Elmer quite
frequently takes run down to
the cities of late.
}. II Frerick, of Minneapolis,
OF the Ingold-Frerich Elevator
Co., was in the city last week on
business connected with their
elevator iu this city.
The brick platform at the de-
pot has been extended for quite
q distance, ana it now reaches to
near where the old coal sheds
formerly stood.
All Odd Fellows are requested
to be present Tuesday, Oct. IL,
at 8 p. m. sharp. Work in the
second and third. Visitors vel
come.
Mrs. Herman Bohn is in the
hospital at Ortonvi]le, having
been operated upon for appendi.
citis the first of the week, and is
recovering nicely.
Among those from Summit
who visited Milbank during the
field days we're: Mrs. H. Hicks,
Miss EN- ma Hicks, Tilda Hegna,
Louis Jacobs, Claude Jones and
Samuel Lee Master.
There will be no preaching SER
vices at the Methodist church
next Sunday, the pastor being at
the annual conference at Huron
this week. The Sunday school
and league service will be held as
usual.
G. NJ. Cotton, of Ortonville, has
rented the LIE DUO home, aud has
made arrangem ents to move to
Milbank. He is agent for the E.
NJ. F. automobile, manufactured
by the Studebaker company.
Oscar Simonson, who about
three years ago lived in this city
and who had charge of the Round
elevator, but who has been living
in Nor tn Dakota, is stationed at
a new town in that state, having
recently moved to Driscoll.
The McIntyre.Frerich Eleva.
tor Co. expect to tear down the
round elevator, which they own
in this city, next summer, and
build a 10000 bushel capacity
building. The feed grinding de.
partment has been done away
with, and the manager, Mr.. A.
Anderson, will sell 1t.
w. J. Phinn, the travelling
man, was in town Monday, hav.
ing lately been out in Montana,
where Mrs. Phinn is located on
a claim. He says that Mr.. Hin.
man and Miss Jennings have ad
joining claims and they are all
doing nicely.
Genl. Supt. Earling and Supt.
G. A. Van Dyke, of the Milwau-
kee, passed through east Mon
day morning on their return
from an inspection Of the line
In a short interview they told
Mayor Meehan that the matter
of the Fourth street crossing
ruc,,I1 ho talon m Qt an nQrIv