The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-06-13

1 Va NIX AlINls ~ 49, 1880
Friday for a visit to friends at White
Rock.
At the reunion Of old soldiers at
Aberdeen last week Dudley Stats
was elected one of the three alternates
to attend the national encampment at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Jas. Miracle vas meeting Mllbank
friends while on a visit to the old
home here the first OF the week. He
says the crops are looking good IN
the trans-Missouri country.
Quite a hail storm occurred at
Revillo on the 9th inst. and some
window glass was broken in town but
little if any damages was done to
crops. as the storm was not Of great
extent.
Mrs. Chas. Flett returned last week
from a visit to friends at Esthervllle
and Bows, Iowa. A cousin OF Mrs.
Flett Mrs. Cederstrom, is a guest at
the Elett home this week.
Chas. Tenny and wife Of Summit
we're down the first Of the week the
guest OF Fred Williams, and the latter
accompanied Mr.. Tenny On a fishing
expedition to Big Stone City.
A party in honor of orris Copyright
was given at the II. A. Riley nome
last Saturday, when Master Orri> and
Miss Claire hal the pleasure OF meet
ing their friends ana schoolmates OF
former years.
Mrs. Geo. Bapp and Mrs, Gregart,
of White Rock, acquaintance of the
John Schwan1es family were here
Monday on their way 10 Dell Rapids,
the two ONE making the auto "trip
Ly themselves.
The members Of the w. q. ". T..
ard friends held their meeting at the
farm home Of w. I. Lowthian IN Mel.
rose Tuesday. = fine supper and the
auto ride MADE tie gathering a mos'
enjoyable one.
Rev. H. G.. Haag was taken down
with d severe case OF appendicitis las'
sunday and was taken to the hospita
at O~rt0nville. where he was operated
apon last Tuesday. and We understand
is reitinp along nicely.
Miss Laura Steanson, who had
been making her home with the JOSEF /
Holbrook family for several months
past. went to her home at Webster
last Saturday and will later attent
the summer school at Aberdeen.
Claude Robbins. who was injure,
ia q runaway last week. came down t
Milbank Saturday with his brother
G.. 3. Robbins, and the latter re
turned to his home in Iowa Falls
Iowa, last Monday.
FComing upon their W private
rams o. dou ble-Ienyth cars; Kit Car
sous Butfolo Ranch Wild West i.
we'll equipped to give US the verv bes
show and from all accounts will Ger
tainIy do % Tuesday June Il Milbank
Earl Saunders and Lloyd Mamie,
returned from Nermillion last weel
where they had been attending the
state university, and the Misses Alb
bic and Alice Amsden also returned
from their school workat the Aber
deem Normal at the same time.
Miss Berma the little five year ole
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Ack'
erman, was operated upon Wednes'
day for tonsil trouble and adnoids
DR.. Ferguson performing the opera
ton. The little girl is getting along
nicely.
S. S. Lockhart, DR.. G. Q. Good.
man, Arthur Blomquist and Mrs. &.
+, Mills left for Yankton the first o.
the week, the gentlemen TO attend the
grand lodge of masons aud Mrs
Mills as delegate o the grand charte,
Order of Eastern Star.
p. G. Tyler, Of Minneapolis. was
meeting Milbank friends in town last
Saturday. Mr.. Tyler a N engineer
on the Milwaukee road a few years
ago. and lost a limb in an accident.
He is now engaged in building houses
in Minneapolis.
Leroy Sheehan. who had been at
tending the Brookings college arrived
at his home here last Friday to re
main during the summer vacation.
He has graduated from the scientific
preparatory course and intends later
TO enter a medical school.
Don't forget that two-mile parade OF
the Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch Shows.
Get up town early and get a good
place as our streets will be crowded
There will be people here from thirty
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