The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-09-05

clerk at the st. Hubert, left for water.
town Monday, where he is going to
take . position as . travelling insur-
ance agent.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wells of Mime
apolis, have been the. guests of Mr..
Tice this week, and enjoying life in
Milbank.
w. w. Wilson met with quite an
accident last Monday morning. 1t
appears that the children had been
making molasses candy the night be-
fore, and in SOM manner had left one
of the gas Jets open, and when Mr..
Wilson struck a match to light the
stove there was q big blaze. MI. Will
son seized the stove and carried it out
of the house, but in doing SO both Of
his hands we're badly burned.
Franz Wendiand, who has opened
up an abstract business, and Joe
Roggenbuck, who is in the real estate
business, have leased the room in the
rear of the Farmers bank building
for their office.
Mrs. j. H. Hennings, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dotson,
during the summer months, returned
to her home at Kaiser, N. D., yester-
day morning.
Matt Cummings. OF Wilmot, return
ed home yesterday from Redwood
Falls, Mimi, where he had been
called by the death of his Youngest
brother.
ID. G. Ellefson. who for the past
year has been bookkeeper for the
MCGOWAN Lumber company, expects
to remove to Iowa next month. where
he will take up some Out-of-door en-
ployment for a time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellefson's friends regret to see them
leave Milbank, but will wish them
the best of good fortune wherever
they may locate.
IlAln DCN1lONI SduuC INV HUH
Wilmot Tuesday on his way TO the
Minnesota fair.
Mrs. O. b. Storms. who with her
little son had heen visiting her mother
Mrs. Mae Prerey, returns to her home
at Kansas City this week.
Boys and GIRLS school shoes at the
Home Of Real Bargains.
McCOllum 4 Thirsl
The city has just put in a catch ba.
sin at the Emanuel connect
ing with the Main street sewer, tn,
former drain not carrying off tn,
water fast enough at this corner il
heavy or long-continued rains.
John Neuenburg had the misfortun,
to have the fore. finger Of his RICH
hand jammed while working on thu
Lewis Lind threshing machine las
week. The finger nail had to he re
moved but John got back to work a,
soon as the doctor had finished dress
ing the hurt.
Alfred Thomas and wife and daugh
ter Grace went to the cities Wednesda,
and are enjoying the week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Hits are taking ii
the Minnesota state fair and enjoying
a visit with their daughter, Mrs. AL
fred Nelson in Minneapolis this week.
Married in Haste'-At the Bentle,
Grand Theatre Tuesday Sept. 9th
25c, -35c, soc, 75c.
Miss Anna Buckminster of LAX.
City, Mimi, arrived this week to as
sumo the duties Of trimmer at Mrs
Ports millinery department.
Mrs. Port having returned from
her purchasing trip is prepared Il
show ladies of Milbank and vicinit,
the beautiful lines of goods she is re
cieving every day.
Mrs. Eldred of Montevideo, was
guest at the A. X. Crawford home tn
first Of the week.
Mrs Elmer Kelly of Melrose, is en-
joying q visit from her father, Mr.. j
f. Wing, of Minneapolis. who cam
last week to enjoy a short period o
farm life.
Gust Swanson and Victor Carlson
came down from New Ellington las
Saturday where they are employe,
doing concrete work. Mr.. Swanson
returned Monday. but Mr.. Carlson
remained over to do some work il
this locality.
Tom Lennon is coming with Mar.
ried in Haste-Bentley Grand Theatr
Sept. 9.
WI still have watermelons. Fresl
car this week. Price Boo and 35c.
McCollum Il ThirsI
Ben Wing, who has been for
month or so past enjoying farm life a
the Elmer Kelley farm, left Tuesda,
for Minneapolis, where he goes t.
take a situation in a drug store a