The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01
Christ Dohrer of near Corona,
was Milbank visitor Monday.
Miss Sophia kocsx visited rel.
atives at Wilmot several days
last week.

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atives at Wilmot several days
last week.
The large white electric light
globes on Main street were
cleaned during the week.
Wallace Wood Of California,
son of the late j. G.. Wood, is
visiting Milbank relatives.
Dick Watson. of Tyndal, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Watson
Mrs. H. y. Traggitt attended
the funeral Of the late Eva
Towles, OF Bird Island last
week.
A. J. Seide Of Summit, visited
mis- parents Mr.. and Mrs. Seide
Of this city, Monday and Tues
day Of last week.
Miss Dell Bowe, who had been
visiting relatives IN Iowa for
some time, returned 10 her home
in Mllbank Wednesday.
Mrs. II A Riley attended the
Riley MattisoG wed dding, at
Pennington, Wednesday OF last
week.
Since the first Of the month
day current has been furnished
by the electric light company,
star ting at p. N
Mrs. Roth who was severly
burned some time ago. is getting
along nicely. Dr. Ferguson has
been attending her injuries.
John honstant Of Marvin was
Mllbank visitor Saturday. His
thirteen year old sou who has
been very i'll with bronchitis, is
| recovering slowly
Reports received from Miss
Ada Elliot. who was recently
operated upon at the Rochester,
Miun., hospital, are that the
young lady is improving rapidly
w. H. Gaynor will give a
barn dance at his residence ia
the east part of the city, this
Friday evening. Good music
aud good time assured to all
who attend.
Ben. G. Woltte of Alban, was
in the city Wednesday. He
says corn is simply growing
''im mense He never saw II
better at the same date any
previous season.
A number of Mormon elders
held several meetings on Main
street Saturday aud Sunday.
They preach from the stand
point of their religion. elimlnat.
ing entirely any reference to
poligamy.
County Commissioner Berk-
ner lost a valuable horse Satur
day during the rain. The ami.
NAL was standing about the cen
ter of the pasture. and was
struck by lightning. The loss
was adjusted by the Evangelical
Insurance, Co., of this city, in
which Mr.. Berkner carries a
policy.
Samuel Mattison of Twin
Brooks, and Miss Florence Riley
OF Summit, were married IN
Pennington twp, Wednesday,
the 22nd. Mr.. Mattison Is the
agent for the Interior Lum Der
Co, and Miss Riley is daughter
of Ed Riley of Summit H. f
Riley of Mlbank, IS an uncle of
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Matti-
son vii! make their home at
Twin Brooks.
J. Westlend. the photographer
Of Strandburg, was IN the city
one day last week Mr. West.
land. while in a small town, en-
joys a very nice business. aud IS
deserving of it, as the grade Of
work he turns out IS second to
none. He is an artist Of the old
class-whose work IS appreclat-
ed.
L. James late Of Sioux City,
Iowa, but who owns lum Der
yards at Wilmot, Peever, and
Sisseton, has opened lumber
yards in this city, and is a. pres.
ent erecting his sheds and office
building. In an interview with
the Herald, MIR. James said: "1t
is my intention to put in and
keep on hand a full line of lum.
Der for all building purposes.
Owning yards at Peever, Will
mot, and Sisseton, / an. able to