The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-29
MILBANK, S. OAK, friday JU LY 20, 1910

NJ. German, of Wllmot, was
down and spent Sunday with
Milbank friends, returning
home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ginther,
of Morristown, S. D., have been
visiting MiIbank and Corona
friends during the week.
Attorney C. E. Sutcliff was up
at Summit Monday making ar.
rangements for the opening of
his law Office at that place.
A handsome little daughter
arrived at the home of DR., Pay
last Thursday, and the doctor
says she's ''good pay" too.
Mrs. Fred Williamson was
called to Ohio City, Ohio, last
Saturday by intelligence Of the
serious illness of her father.
Miss Lucille Prevey went to
Flandreau last Tuesday to visit
with friends in that city. She
made the journey by herself.
DR.. Nav lays claim to being a
little ahead of all his neighbors
in tomato raising, he having
picked ripe ones sufficient for
| dinner on the 18th inst
Mrs. Burt Nixson went to
Aber deen the first of the week,
to see the little daughter that
had just arrived at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Nate Frovel.
| Mr.. w. G.. Mcpherson who
was quite seriously i'll during the
past week with a stomach and
bowel trouble, has been improv
ing during the week, but is still
quite weak.
Fred Stahler, who at one time
had charge of the Milbank mill,
but who is now travelling wheat
buyer for a LaCross firm, was
greeting Milbank friends last
Friday while in town.
Peter Eye, former Milbank-
ite, with Mrs. Eye has been visit
ing Milbank friends during the
past week. He is located at
Watrous, Sask., and travels for
the Security Elevator Co. Mr..
and Mrs. Eye returned north
Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. E. MCGOWAN and
children returned home last
week from Minneapolis, "Grand.
pa" MCGOWAN also coming with
them. The latter has been
getting along nicely with the
treatment of his face. and feels
assured that the affection will
not trouble him.
Mrs. Fred Liebing, who had
been living in Washington state
for the past year or two return
ed last Friday to make her home
in Milbank and occupy the fine
new residence which Mr.. Lieb.
ing recently purchased. The son
and daughter returned to Mil
bank with their mother.
A large number of electric
batteries have recently been put
in at the round house. Just for
what purpose they have been in
stalled is not known, unless Is is,
as is surmised by a number of
railroad men, that train dis.
patcher may be placed at this
station. This is thought to be
probable on account of Milbank
being so near the center of the
new H. & D. division.
Mr.. Ed. Musser, of Bowdle,
a brotherinlaw of VIM. Robinson,
has been visiting the latter dur.
ing the week and returned home
wednesday. Mr.. Musser is one
of the old timers in that region,
and says that the base ball inter
est here brings to his mind the
organization Bowdle had when
he aud Frank Phelan were stars
in it. and which used to clean up
everything that came in it's way
in those days.
Quite mum Der of people have
been down to the depot to see the
new passenger engine that Bar
ney Rush has been using on the
way freight between this city
and Montevldeo. 1t had been
used short time on the night
passenger between Monte and
Aberdeen, but had to be sent tc
the shops for some slight re
pairs. The company has had a
mum Der of these new style Ell
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