The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-07-21

eral days ia Aberdeen the fore
part of this week.
Dr.. Jacotel reports the arrival
Of a fine little son at the home of
Wells King northof town.
Donaldson was suffering from
an acute attack of appendicitis
last week. but hasfully recovered.
Mr.. +. w. Foss of Sisseton Wis
tied relatives in the city between
trains Saturday, while enroute
for Aberdeen.
Come ia during the street fair
and look over my line of Miller
made clothes. E. j. Eugel, the
exclusive clothier.
Fred Fenner brought in some
wheat last week showing black
rust, but it is not believed the
injury is extensive.
Albert Partridge has been talk
ing treatment from Dr.. Jacotel
for a stomach and liver trouble,
and is now cOnvalescing.
Miller-made clothes have style
and quality and tit to perfection.
Let Engel, the exclusive clothier,
show you his select stock
G. E Underhlll, of Alban, has
a brother from the dried out dis.
trict ia south western Nebraska,
who wants to rent a farm. lie
has a family.
Engineer O. n. Benefits again
on his old run 10 Sisseton after 4
couple of weeks visit with friends
in Minnesota, and Engineer
Grove is again at yard work.
loo cana get anybetter clothes
satisfaction than IN o Miller
made garment. Special prices
during the carnival next Mon.
dav, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Il j. Engel, exclusive clothier.
Chas. Johnson who has been in
the county for the past year, has
been packing up this week to go
to California where he expects to
locate somewhere near San Fran
cisco.
Miss Maggie Ryger, Of Brook
ings, has been visiting her friend
Miss Florence johnson during
the week, and renewing her for
mer school day acquaintance in
Milbank.
Mr.. H. S. Roberts, one of the
pioneers of Grant county and
the father of +. B. Roberts and
Mrs. w. G.. Alderman, who has
been at the lake for several weeks
came up last week to enjoy a
visit ia Milbank.
Attorney Sutcliffe spent a few
days in the city this week attend
to some legal business. He ap
peared for the plaintiff in the case
of II. A. Branden V. E. Hasner in
justice court last week and won
the decision for MS client.
Vincent Heffernan, who had
been enjoying couple of weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Hetfernan on the farm
forth Of town, returned to Wat,
ertown last Monday, where he IS
engaged as stenographer and
book keeper.
Carson Eggen, of Sisseton,
was on his way home last Satur-
day from Vermillion where he
had been attending the UNIVERSE
ty, and visited with his friend
and classmate Andy Lockhart.
Mr.. Eggen is private secretary
to Dean Sterling.
Mrs. Merit Dunn of Minneapo.
lis and a niece, Miss Dora Smith
arrived Tuesday on visit to the
S. r Taylor family and Mrs.
John VeOn of B~akersville, Cal,
the latter also being on a visit to
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. Veon is accompanied by
her son Harvey, now a young
man of II years.
Nels Bergren came in from
Montana last Saturday, having
with him speciman of the stand
of wheat, flax and alfalfa that is
being harvested in the Willow
Creek district, where a number
of our Grant county people, as
well as Mr.. Bergren and his sons
are farming. The straw was of
fine length and strength and in
dicates an excellent crop.
Wesley Thlrsk, who has been
down from Alberta visiting his
brother Lloyd and friends at the
old home here, goes on a two
weeks trip to Mexico with an
excursion party, before return
ing north. The party leaves |