The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-06-19

Edward Cruise, recently proved up
his claim in county west OF the
Missouri, and is at home with his
parents here. Ed still dabbles a little
IN poetry and has another little vol
umn in the publishers hands
and soon to be issued.
Handkerchief &c. up; Ho-
siery 7 1-2c. up; Mems trous-
ers $1.08 and up at SchWantes
Big Sale---July 4th the last
day.
Earl Saunders who had been attend
ing the Cedar Rapids Business col
lege, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa arrived
home Sunday for a few months vaca-
ton.
Mr.. Bert Nixson and children de-
parted for their home at Montevideo
| spending a few days visiting Grand
ma Sophia Nixson in this city.
Mrs. Henry Miller and daughter
Miss Ethel went to Charles City, Iowa
Tuesday for an extended visit with
! relatives and friends. They will also
flSlU dL SICsSO, loWd, DSiolC iCIuIA
ing.
Will Habien, one of the early
day residents il Big Stone town
ship now living at Marshal, MINI
was intown Saturday meeting old
acquaintances, some of whom he
had not seen for thirteen years.
With his wife he was visiting rel
atives at Ortonville.
Three Forks Mont. journal: Mr.
r. O. Briggs and bride came in
Wednesday afternoon from Mil
bank, S. D. They were tender
ed a reception at the home Of
Mrs. Eugene Thorncyke a long
time friend and herself a bride
of a few months. We fear that
Milbank will soon be issuing an
injunction against our section in
order to stop this wholesale EN-
igration of their most desirable
citizens.
Henry Martens, who with his wife
was called to New York a couple Of
weeks ago by the death OF Mrs. Mar.
tens brother w. G. Baxter, whose de-
cease was the result of a nervous
break down. MIR Baxter had a con-
tract for building three miles of aque-
duct for New YOrk's water supply,
the contract calling for the tuneling
of a mountain. The contract was a.
bout completed, three or four days of
work finishing it when Mr.. Baker,
succumbed. Henry arrived in New
York just in time to attend the funeral
going from the train to the church.
The deceased man was So years of age
Mr.. Mrs. Henry Martens spent . day
or two in sight seeing in New York
before returning, and also stopped
for q day in Washington to see on.
gress in session.
The Two Roneoe.
David Garrick and SprangeF Barry
were both playing Romeo at the same
time in London. Barry played It at
Drury Lane on the Monday, and Gar
rick played 1t the next night at Covent
Garden. and SO ON, Mrs Siddons play
ing Juliet alternately with each Of
them. The town was divided as to
which was the greater Romeo-in fact,
there was quite a great excitement
about it Is they acted It upon such
different lines and with sOch marvel
Ously different conceptions. So Mrs.
Eiddons was finally appealed to and
asked which Of the two R0me0s she
considered the better. She said:
1T Is difficult to cay. They are both
wonderfully great, but I will tell you
how they impress me In the balcony
scene. In the balcony e Garrick
seems so eager. 20 intense and SO full
Of fire and spirit that I'm afraid he'll
Jump up In the balcony to me, and Bar
~ Is SO lovable and fascinating that
I'm afraid l shall have to Jump down
from the ba:cnny TO him."
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