The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-05-02

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will be pleased to know that she is
recovering nicely from the operation
recently undergone at the Ortonville
hospital.
Ed Murray was out in the west part
of the state last week making oil tests
He is also hotel inspector under the
new law and pure food inspection will
be added to his duties at an early day.
G. .. Porter the mail carrier, was
down town the first OF the week for the
first time since his illness. which COM
menced a month and a half ago. He
is hoping TO ecOver quite rapidly
with the advent of the warm weather. |
J. ID. Smull moved his family to
Summit the first of the week, were he
is to have charge OF the Summit Sig
nal, Editor Burdine having made ar
engagements TO go to Montana, after
a visit TO friends in Minnesota.
Harry Stapleton, who vas for sever
al years employed with Electric Light
and Power company here, was visit
ing his friends mere last Saturday. He
has been at LeSeuer, Mimi, since
leaving here, and is in charge OF the
electric light plant in that city.
Harold NAHUM, was visiting his
Milbank friends for a few hours the
first of the week. Harold has been a
student of the University of California
for a year o so past. but is now
around establishing play grounds and
putting in athletic apparatus at
schools and public parks,
Mrs. 6. 6. Smith is enjoying a visit
from her s~ister-in-law, Mrs. Jas. Nc
Donald, of Long Beach. Cal. Mr..
Mcdonald will also be here in a few
days, he having stopped on the way
to attend to some business matters.
Several of the road supervisors of
Melrose township were in town Mon
morning and took ont a standard Rus
sell grader for road work in the town
ship. They asserted that nOtwith-
standing a had road law anc in spite
OF II they We're bound to have good
roads
Rev. Paul paulson. formerly Con-
gregational pastor of the church at
0 I W. IN II VIVA >Sti' b'''
friends last Monday. He has been con
Quoting evangelistic services at Estel-
line il this state. but is expecting to
spend some time 10 Minnesota in spec
lal work before going to Chicago
again.
A6eal was consumated Wednesday
whereby VIM. Schaffer of this city ex-
changed his residence property on
north side for the Brown farm in
Mazeppa. The deal was negotiated
by II. j. Poppelman the Marvin land
man.
Verne Yonker. OF Williston, n. d.,
was visiting his friend, Gene Thorn
dyke, last Saturday afternoon. He
mad neen on a business trip TO the
Minnesota Cities and was on his way
10 his North Dakota home. Verne
lived ia Milbank and attended the
school mere several years ago.
Is. G.. MaxfeId Of this city was
awarded the beating and plumbing
contract for the new building to be
erected on the county poor farm, and
A. w. McLane Of Ortonville was Civ
tJ VIZ &o4tI dEI ~ puLIlIS III uIS
lighting system. at the meeting of the
county commissioners last Saturday.
Rev. Z. Redmayne, OF Corona. tar
rieQ n town on his way To Andover
last Saturday. He delivered a public
lecture on odd Fellowship for the An
dover lodge at the celebration of the
ninety-tith anniversary of the order
at that place Rev. Redmayne is an
enthusiastic member Of the order and
j. Noble Grand OF the lodge DIT Cor
ona,
Dan Sullivan. former resident and
member Of the Stone u Sullivan firm
doing business here several years
ago. was shaking hands with Mill
bank friends while in town for a
day or SO last week. He is living in
eastern Minnesota and had been over
at WATERFOWL on business. He saws
that vegetation is much further ad-
yanced here than in eastern Minneso-
Ia.
The Boy Scouts under Harry Paw
son last Monday evening enjoyed the
company of William Tasker, late of
Southampton, Eng, VINO entertained
the boys by rehearsing some of his
ex% periences as q sailor on a English
sailing vessel making trips to differ
ent parts of the world. The boys
greatly enjoyed the talk and Mr.. Tas-
ker has promished to give them some
lessons in knot tying and another sea
story at a later meeting.
Mrs. II. c. Haag left the first of the
week for Geneva, N. Y. to visit her
parents and the parents of Rev. Haag,
who also live in the same city. She
was accompanied by her three sons,
Elvin, Ruebin and Dwight, and also
by her sister. in-law, Miss Mary Haag,
who has been visiting here for some
time. She expects to spend the. sum.
mer in New York and Mr.. Haag will
90 there in the foil and accompany
her home.
About fifty Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs turned oui last Sunday morn
ing with the regalia Of the order and
attended divine worship at the Meth
odist church, Rev. Tibbetts, the pas