The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-04-25

Harry Lindsey instead coming down
from Aberdee- to spend a day with
his Milbank friends last week Journey
ed on To Milwaukee where he enjoyed
a visit OF a day or two with his broth
George Lindsey, returning home
Monday afternoon.
The German people of the Evangeli-
ca church enjOyed a visit with 1ueir
former pastor, Key. BrorkmueIler. OF
Nat-rtown, who came oven TO hold
quarterly conference here last week.
Rev. II. G. Haag. the pastor OF the
church here is now busy making ar
engagements for the accommodation Of
the conference attendants. VINO are to
he the guests OF the Grant Center con-
gregatlOn next month.
Dick Bowman. who lived on a
farm south OF town for several years.
but who for the past tive years has
been out in w e stern Nebraska
among the cattle ranches. i back
to remain during the summer. lie
says that many thousand rattle
persisted in the different storms the
into past winter being driven
the lakes and creeks or INTO nov
banks and were drowned s~mothered or
starved before they could be rescued.
John Young lett last week on a trip
To Pennington. Mont, where his SIS
ter Mrs. }. {. Ferris is living. This
is John first vacation for ~everal
wears. and he SAYS the round house
will be able TO RON without him for q
couple of weeks.
Prof. Hoptner and Ed. Nanwalker
were down at ortonvllle last FRIDAY
To assist IN the band concert. the pro
lessor beiug the band Instructor.
II. &. Dodge entertained at cards,
the MilhanA members OF the Brother
hood of Carmen al his home Saturday
evening
Mrs. Anton Jur@ens gave a fare
we'll party Tuesday evening IN honor
OF her sister Mrs. T., ID. Mellen who
left with her children Wednesday
morning for their claim near FaIlh.
=. ID. Mr.. Mellen, who is working
with the w. l.. i, Co. in the Hood
districts in Indiana. was unable To
leave ~ present but Will ship car
later.
) large party OF Indians, who had
been attending q conference M->t OF
peever. came down last Monday Ia
taxi the train east ana west.
Fox SALE ottagea at Linden Beach.
ApplN To Martens Bros.
George Clarke. of Corona. Na> IN
town Tuesday afternoon gu hl> way 10
D@atOnua. "hei e he "a summoned BY
lie falling heath of his mother, WHO
i So years of ace and is afflicted With
a trouble of the stomach tnat i likely
To prove fatal
iountN Superintendent SonGer re-
armed last week from his attendance
at the slate meeting of the county
eQD~erlntendepts at Pierre, and reports
q satisfactory and interesting gather
iEy. some vi counties being repre-
~an1ed and only about superlnten-
deutS q getting to the meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. +. W. Meehan re-
turned " e~dnesdaN from a couple OF
weeks visit to friends at Austin. oWa-
onna, and Minneapolis.
j. he G.. \. II post has r4ceiNtu a UOZ
en- heddatones winch havepeen forward
I'd bv the government as markers for
the graNes OF union soldiers buried IN
the cemetery here. and the post Will
have them p aced at the graves as
soon as possible. The stone. are OF
Vermont III irble and are all OF the
SAINT pattern.
J.. 6. Copyright i making arrange
ment> TO put up a dwelling house on
the lot in the rea 81 the etore build
ing and facing second street. He eX-
poets TO build 24X3o. two stories.
Mrs. Gerald NJ. Pratt had the
pleasure last Wednesday afternoon OF
welcoming her brother, William las
k~r, OF Southampton. Eng, who has
come to make his home in America.
A. fine soaking rain for a couple of
days this week has given the earth a
thorough wetting. and has been a
great thing tor the seeded grain fields.
''Teddy' DOre. who a been attend
ing "a school in the east and visiting
friends in the cities, returned home
last Saturday, and vii! spend the
summer here.
Mr.. John Hicks, who for several
weeks had beeE visiting his daughter.
Mrs. j. &. Rawson, and enjoying the
association OF old friends, returned to
his home at Bay City, Mich; h first
of the week
Phil Saunders has sold his Frank
Ign auto and purchased a new a
OF the same make, which ne brought
home from Minneapolis just ahead of
the rainstOrm.
Moses Kelsey. who is here superin-
tending the improving Of his residence
property on Sixth street, states that
his family have recently moved from
Bawlf, Alberta, where they had lived
since leaving here, to South EdInon-
ton. Alberta, where they expect TO
name their home.
+. i. F%airchild recently received
announcement Of the marriage Of his
son Cecil Fairchild, who will be re
membered by many Of the Younger
,an,1o rs n nyipr IiUaI horo anG ~