The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-08
Attorney Howard Fuller, of
Sisseton, was in Milbank Tues

MISS florence Ctlno visited ner
sister, Mrs. Herrick, at Orton.
vile Sunday.
Monday was pension day-the
different notaries being busy
''swearing' the veterans vouch
ers.
Christ Wempner was at Aber.
deem during the week, watching
the crowds and registering for
lands.
Read Peterson's ad-Speclal
sale Saturday on Hunts Baking
Powder, 25 cent cans at only 20c.
Ad is on fourth page. Read it.
The board of county commits.
sioners have been in session this
week attending to the regular
quarterly business.
Justice A. }. Bleser made out
quite a mum her of blanks for old
soldiers who wished to send their
filings to Aberdeen by friends.
Marshal Sutcliff has two rose
bushes in bloom. He doesn't
hardly know whether the flowers
are of last springs late variety
or next year early kind.
Albert and Martha Meyers
were among those who went out
to Aberdeen yesterday to regis
ter for a chance at the reserva-
tion lands.
Mrs. G. B. Williams, of Mar.
vim, was down to see her little
grandson, Master Russell Eman.
uel Williams, last Sunday.
q. L. Wood took a party of
gentlemen friends to Minneapo.
lis via the automobile route the
first of the week.
Grandpa A. A. McCollum was
able to be down town last Wed.
nesday. He has been unable to
be out around much since he was
overcome with the sun several
months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfeifer
went to Corona Wednesday to
attend the wedding of their
daughter, Rosena, to George
Dokter, which took Place that
day.
Harry Busic, of Twin Brooks,
was recently offered $40 an acre
for his finely improved farm
south of Twin Brooks. The place
is known as the old H. H. Green
farm.
A. S. Randall, of Madison,
Mimi, and a former resident of
Grant county, was over meeting
and greeting Milbank friends
yesterday, and attending to some
business matters.
Clerk of Court Liggett ac-
companied his son Archie to
Hutchinson Monday morning,
where the latter is to take a
commercial course in the Dob.
byn Business College.
The report published by the
daily papers last week that the
woman's federation at Dell
Rapids refused toendorse woman
suffrage was incorrect, af the
suffrage question was endorsed.
though there was strong opposi.
tion to it.
Game Warden Mount attended
the state meeting of the game
wardens at Mitchell last week
and reports q very interesting
session. He says there were
great crowds at the corn palace,
and the exhibition of corn and
other products was very fine.
Mrs. G.. W. Prevey, who at
tended the Woman's federation
at Dell Rapids, visited friends at
Flandreau after the adjournment
of the federation, returning hone
Tuesday. Mrs. Kate Saunders,
who made a visit TO friends at
Centerville and Vermillion after
the federation meeting, returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Merry re.
ceived word yesterday that Miss
Jennie Hoyt had died at Seattle.
Miss Hoyt will be remem bered
as having spent one winter with
the Merry family a few years
ago, and was quite we'll known to
q number of Milbank people. Mr..
and Mrs. Merry 20 to Minneap-
oils to attend the funeral, which
will be held on Monday.
The little domestic drama of
the Girl and the Gawk, given
at the opera house Tuesday even