The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-05-21

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Call up Lillian Schafer for
Decoration day cut flowers and
potted plants. Prices reasonable.
Miss Rumsey's sister came
down from Summit last Satur-
day and spent Sunday with her
sister.
VIM. Graham came up Tues
day evening from Minneap polls
to visit his Grant county friends
and will remain for week or
two.
VIM. Raebel, of Corona, was
down here last Saturday visiting
his Milbank friends, having been
sum moned as a witness in the
circuit court.
Miss Villa ms, one ofthe Alban
teachers, went to her home near
/ Montevldeo last Saturday, and
Miss Buri accompanied her as
far as Big Stone.
George D. Perry, of Adams
township, and Mr.. Healy, of Alb.
erdeen, who was one of the early
settlers in this county, we're
Milbank Visitors last Saturday.
Prof. B. W. Bowers, one of our
Milbank boys who has had charge
of the schools at Presho, has
gone further west to Oelricbs in
the foot hills of the Black Hills
country.
}. A. Dillman, the RevilIo grain
buyer, and one of the early set
tiers OF that town, came up to the
county seat Tuesday on court
business, and was meeting Mil
bank friends.
Miss Edna COTE, of Aberdeen,
was down visiting her friend,
Miss Elsie Mullen, last week,
and spent Sunday with her. Mss
Cote is assistant superintendent
OF schools of Brown county.
DR. and Mrs. J. W. Ross went
down to the cities last Saturday
and returns home this
week with a new auto which
the doctor had the experience of
bringing up from Minneapolis.
The Evangelical Insurance
company have let the contract
for their new building to be
erected on the lot south of Nee
hans abstract Office. The blild-
ing is to be 25x4O fl. and the con.
tract calls for its completion in
60 days.
Rev. FIR. Wolff, who had charge
of the Catholic church here until
a year or SO ago, was at the depot
Tuesday afternoon on his way to
his home in the Jim river coun.
try. He hac accompanied his
sister to New York, she going on
a return trip to Germany.
Miss Louis D. Snyder enter
tanned a companyo of fifteen young
ladies at six o'clock dinner Mon.
day evening at the Hotel St. HUI
bert, while the remainder of the
evening was very delightfully."-
spent in the parlor playing cards
and enjoying few vocal and in
strumental numbers.
The Kelly Sales System of
Minneapolis, have taken charge
OF the Hlnkley Clothing store,
and are billing the surrounding
for a big sale at this
store commencing Saturday, May
y A page ad appears else.
where, which explains the sale,
and the prices will certainly
prove very tempting. Be sure
and read the ad.
Miss Ruby Rider, one of the |
Mllbank girls who went out west i
two or three years ago, and To-
Gated near Wibaux, Mont, writes
that she has taken advantage Of
the new "half section aw," and
filed on an adjoining quarter. so
that when she proves up she will
have 32O acres of Montana soil
She has an incubator and is de.
voting her time to chicken rails. |
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A number of masons from
and Sisseton were down
ast week attending a meeting
If the Royal Arch chapter
among them were L. G. Perkins.
P. Wang, A. Cameron, Dr.. VIII
son and George Fuller from the
Former place, and H. S. Morris.
4. F. Cortelyou, E. V. Bobb, J.
;. Perkins, A. w. Tower and A.
d PeterSOn from tho 1o%<