The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-07-23
NILBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY i, 1909 ~ 1n
II. Poppleman was a passen
ger to the lake Saturday.

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Phil Saunders is building a
couple of small houses in the
East part of the city.
Miss Minnie Shannon is the
guest of the Gus Mittelstaedt
family at the lake this week.
Mrs. John Spackman, of Sis.
seton, who had been visiting
Miss Anna Kerns, returned
home the first OF the week.
Mrs. Lars Husibo and Mrs.
G.. Oium of Madison, Mimi, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Bowe last Saturday.
Mrs. A. F. Lindquist and sis
ter, Miss Osmundson, are spend
ing a few days at the lake.
Rev. Lombard of Groton, will
preach morning and evening at
the Methodist church next Sun
day.
Miss Beatrice Wilson was the
guest of Mayor Meehan's family
at the Linden Beach cottage last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Oldfe]d are en-.
joying week or two at Simpson
Park, and are located in the
Hevener cottage. They went down
Monday.
The A. L. Vandervoort family
who a short tine ago purchased
the Burgan cottage at Simpson
Park, are occupying the same.
Miss Sarah VonWald, late of
St. Cloud, Mlnn., is acting as de-
livery clerk IL the post office.
Miss VonWald is a cousin of
Mrs. A. M. Nixon.
Miss H. G. Mil'ard, of Waubay,
a cousin of Mrs. G. E. Leach was
visiting the latter during the
last week, and went down to
Montevideo Tuesday to visit with
friends in that city.
Ed. Loitwood, who is holding
down a claim out near Gettys.
burg, was visiting old Milbank
friends the first of the week,
while on his way to the old home
at Hillsborough, N. D.
James Watson has been ab-
sent from the city several days,
owing to considerable work he
had to do in the country. It's
toss up now days as to who will
havet he best homes, the fellow in
town or your honor, Mr.. Farme er.
Messrs. Gottlob, Geo. and Will
Oehler recently returned from
a western trip. Mr.. Gottlob and
Will Oehler are planning to move
to Oregon in the fall and remain
there if they like the country and
climate.
Rev. o. E. 3oyce, who is at
tending a course of lectures at
the Garrett Biblical institute,
Evanston, ILL.,, writes that he is
thoroughly enjoying the course,
and getting the full benefit of his
vacation.
Station Agent Donnehour with
his wife and sister -in-law left
Thursday evening on a trip to
Colorado. Mr.. D. will remain
away for a couple of weeks, but
Mrs. Donnehour intends to make
a longer stay in the mountain
country in hopes of recu operating
her health.
Among those who went with
Martens Bros. to Montana re
Gently, and who purchased land
were Clarence H. Rider and son
and daughter. They will move
to their Montana property in
the near future where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuhn of
st. Cloud, Mimi, who were
guests at the A. NJ. Nixon home
last week, left for Big Stone Fri
day morning to visit a short time
at the Yonker home, before re-
turning to St. Cloud.
Mrs. A. M. Nixon has been en-.
joying a visit from her grand
mother, Mrs. Anna VonWald of
st. Cloud, MINI. She visited her
daughter, Mrs. Yonkers at Big
Stone the first of the week, and
later goes to visit friends at
Havre, Mont, before returning
home.
H. r. BurnelI, who will be re.
m EN- bered by many of the early |
coftlnrc at Rio Stone hac rocont !