The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-02-27

n. y. received WOrQ
last week that a little daughter
was horn to his son Lyle who is
upin Alberta.
Mrs. S. E. Bartlett expects to
move to st. Paul next week to
make her home with her daugh
ter who was recently married.
Sheriff Jennings and wife
have been enjoying = visit from
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer from Mon
t9na, who have recently re,urn-
ed from a trip to Louisiana and
California.
Miss Mary Harper, who is one
Of the teachers in the Big Stone
school was unable to go to her
school work last Monday having
developed a case oc humps,
which we understand is more or
less epidemic among Big Stone
children just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Emanuel.
who have been enjoying 4 three
weeks visit At points in Wiscon-
sin and at Chicago and other
cities, returned home yesterday
after a very enjoyable vacation.
Lee Gold Of Big Stone, who
was in Milbank Monday evening
stated that his father, James
Gold was called to Minneapolis
last week by his brother Frank,
who had been taken seriously i'll
with a heart trouble.
SIS Robes at $40 so
SD Robes at $3.50
Blankets at cost. Harness
oiled at S1.0O per set.
SHEEHAN'S SADDLERY
Mr.. and Mrs. George Merry
left Wednesday for Minneapolis,
to visit his brother Ed Merry,
who has been seriously i'll for
some time. Before return ing
Mr.. Merry will visit his far ming
interests in Iowa.
At the NJ. Z. church Sunday
March lst. 1920 A. NJ. IA Rea-
sonable Service Required by a
Reasonable God 7:30 p. M.
1.-The Ideal HUSBAND The
first Of a series on The Ideal
Home
About a dozen Of the mem bers
of the G. A. Il. on the invitation
of Miss Shannon Wednesday
afternoon were escorted through
the public library and shown all
the points of and plans in force
to carry on the library work.
Ben Schmidt. who was
brough, up from Big Stone on a
charge Of fast driving with an
auto. whereby the team of r. G.
Herr was caused to run into a
wire fence, aud become serious
~ damaged, was found guilty by
a jury in Justice Bleser's court,
and Schmidt vas fined $50 and
costs. The violation Of the law
occurred last month on the road
neal Big Stone.
Will Gaynor, Jr., while run
ming with the machine'' last
Monday evening to the tire in
the Schultz house. slipped and
lost his footing. The hose cart
wheel passed over him and he
was picked up unconscious and
carried 10 Nelson's drug store,
but soon revived, and further
than a bad scratch on the face
and a general bruising he suffer
ed no harm.
The friends of Raymond For
tune of Andover will grleve to
laern that some time ago he was
compelled to go to California in
hope Of regaining his health, con-
SUN plIOu lldNIuS IDS IUSCtl
upon him. Word was recently
received that there was no nope
entertained of his recovery and
and that he was rapidly failing.
Raymond attended high school
here for a number Of years, and
was a splendid young fellow. His
wife and two children and his
mother are with him in Celifor-
MA.
Rev. E.. +. Siegfriedt, rector
OF Christ Episcopal church on
last Sunday afternoon preached
the jubilee sermon for the local
lodge Knights Of Pythias, the
lodge turning out in a body 10
attend the service.
Mrs. Ada McClay, of Monte
video was here the first Of the
week to visit her father, NJ. H.
Wiseman, who has been i'll for q