The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-02-26
NILBANK, S. OAK. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26 1909.

"Burrojaps.'
"Burrojaps' See Erlandson
& Johnsons ad.
Mr.. NJ. p. Miller has been
quite seriously i'll for the past
few days.
The Choral Union of the Meth.
odist church will give concert
at the church March L..
Little Margaret Bouck has
been quite i'll during the week,
threatened with pneumonia.
George Pickney was home
from Pierre on a short visit TO
his family the first of the week.
DR.. Grafton, superintendent of
the state anti. saloon league, was
in town Wednesday on his way
to the towns on the branch.
Lyle Benedict, who have been
spending several weeks at the
old home here, left for Alberta,
Canada, yesterday morning.
The high school will give a
musical entertainment in the
High school room on Thursday
evening. March II. Admission
% cents. Everybody come.
Miss Alice Thorndlke who
came down from Kilborn to at.
tend the teachers institute wen t
to her home in Big Stone to
spend Sunday.
0. r. Antelman, of Aberdeen,
the hardware travelling man, was
in town the first of the week, 60.
ing up the Milestone branch
Wednesday morning.
Albert l. Rhenke, jr., of Twin
Brooks, was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Rhenke recently returned
from a trip to Oregon, and ex
poets to move there this spring.
Parties interested in the leas.
ing of school lands in the county
will note by the advertisement
in another column that the leas.
ing will take place on Tuesday,
March 30.
Contractor Burt Voss is max.
ing arrangements for the build.
ing o. two summer cottages at
the lake, one tor Mayor Meehan
and one for himself. He was to
commence work this week.
Miss Carrie Leavitt writes
from Mitchell that she has been
quarantlned for small pox, her
room mate having taken the dis.
ease. but she herself has not
been affected any way except by
suffering the inconvenience of
quarantine.
Roy Williams. left last week
for Lynn, Mimi, where he has
been assigned to preach. Mrs.
Williams remained with the Fred
Williams family until her hus.
band secured a house to live IN,
and left for her new home Tues
day morning.
A number of the a. 0. Z. w.
friends of Joseph EIDE organized
a sleighing party and rode out
to the Ede farm last Monday
evening. An enjoyable social
evening was spent, and before
returning to town delicious
oyster supper was served with
other dellcacies. Mr. Eide is
just recovering from a surgical
operation he had undergone at
Ortonville, and is getting quite
strong again.
Grandmaster Dana, of the / o.
0. F., came in from the west
Wednesday, accompanied by
Editor Patten, of the Odd Eel.
lows World. They went up to
Wilmot aud visited the lodge at
that place in the evening and on
Thursday instituted a lodge at
Sisseton. They expect to visit
the Milbank lodge tonight, and
all Odd Fellows are invited to re.
ceive them at the hall of Sylvan
lodge.
The Washington birthday ami.
versary was recognized in sew.
eral small parties. An old time
dance under the direction of
Will Gaynor was held at the
Harmonic hall, and Will Miller,
of the Ideal, also superintended
q dancing party. The members
of O. E. S having their regular
meeting that evening, turned the
gathering into q Washington re.
mem brance, and the young