The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-04-30
G. L. Wood went up to North
Dakota on land business Wednes
day.

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Dr.. Jacotel has jus. finished
the builolng of d garage On his
home property.
Henry Schafer has rented his
elghty acre farm just east of towr
to j. G.. Rawson.
Dr.. and Mrs. B. F. Vosburgf
were visiting frienos at Bis
Stone last Sunday.
Mrs. j. G. Ferris of Frankf fort
has been visiting her mother
Mrs. j. Young, at the old home
here during the week.
Clyde Prevey left last week tor
Kansas City, Mo-, where he ex
poets to work with his brother
in. law, O. B. Storm.
The Epworth League will hold
a business and social meeting at
the home of Miss Esther Pat.
ridge this evening.
Agent Donnehauer has been
leading bachelor life during the
the week, Mrs. D. having gone
on a visit to Minneota, Mimi.
The Royal Neighbors will give
a 10 cent card social at Har m on ia
hall on the evening of May H.,
com mencing at 8 o'clock. Coffee
and lunch will be served. All
cordially invited.
Mrs AD.Conright went down
to Ortonville Wednesday to visit
her brother, who started for
Washington this week, with the
intention of getting work and re.
naming in that state.
The friends of Mrs. Volkmar
aud Mrs. Ferguson will be pleas
ed TO know that they are getting
along nicely, are now able to
leave the hospital and will be
coming home next week.
Aberdeen News: Mrs. j. H.
Herrett aud Mrs. George Schafer
and their children left this after
noon for their home teads near
Belle Fourche. Mr.. Herrett is
already on his claim, and Mr..
Schafer will leave in about two
weeks.
Mrs. W. G.. Mcpherson has re.
ceived letter from her daugh-
ter, Miss Margery, stating that
the latter will be "costumed" as
a deaconess on the 4th of next
month, having graduated in her
school work.
Peter Kramer, the travelling
man of Watertown was in town
Wednesday. He says that Mrs.
Kramer is still in Minneapolis,
and though she is now out of the
hospital will not be in condition
to return home for some time.
At the meeting of the Odd Eel
lows home board at Huron last
week, bids for the location of the
home were opened from Sioux
Falls, Lake Preston, Dell Rapids,
Hot Springs and Big Stone. No
action was taken further than to
arrange to visit the various sites.
Bert Voss who has recently
finished work on the machine
shed and addition to the farm
house of r. A. Berkner in Mel
rose, and the addition to the
Crawford residence in the city,
will com mence work on the Nit
telstaedt cottage at Simpson
Park this week.
DR.. Thos. Hicks, the state
veterinarian, returned home last
week, having been out in the
range country for several months
past, making an effort to stamp
out disease affecting the sheep
similar TO the foot and mouth
disease, but which would not
yield to treatment while the cold
weather lasted.
Nels E. Hanson, one of our
former Grant county men, who
has been away for about three
years, returned here this week.
He was part of the time during
his absence over in the iron
range country in Minnesota,
where business was booming un.
til abont a year ago, but things
are in q rather unsettled condi-
tion there now.
That was not a detachment of
the Sultan's body guard at the
depot last Tuesday. 1t was sim
ply the Milbank mem bers of the
Ortonville canton of Patriarchs
who we're on their way
to OrtOnVillo to assist IN tho Odd