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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-18
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

The Ladies' Rural club held
very enjoyable meeting at the
charming country home Of Mrs. La
Vert Johnson, on Thursday after
noon. March II. In spite of bad
roads about half the members were
present and enjoyed Mrs. Johnson's
kind hospitality.
Members Of the Twentieth Cen
tury club and their husbands were
delightfully."- entertained at a seven
o'clock dinner at the home OF May
or w. D. Nichols Tuesday evening.
It was a st. Patrick's Day affair."
and the decorations were in keep
ing with the celebration OF the an
niversary OF that patron saint. Each
guest was called upon to relate an
Irish story as a part OF the enter
tainment. A musical program fol-
lowed the dinner.
Earl Joseph Boutwell, and Miss
Marguerite Catherine Lantelme'
both of Enterprise, were united IN
marriage at 10 o'clock this morn
ing by the Rev. DR.. r. 8. Blayney
At the Presbyterian manse. They
were attended by Miss Bertha An
derson Of Enterprise and broth
or Of the bridegroom, Of Manhattan
Mr.. and Mrs. Boutwell, left on thu
noon train for Kansas City for
honeymoon trip, after which the1
viii be at home in Enterprise. Mrs
Boutwell, is a popular young Wo
man, Mr.. BOthyell is Q sueeesSfd
jeysIer and . leading business man
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-18

From prize winning stock, u per
Is. Phone orders to $50. c. r.
49,, sdttwts
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-18

From prize winning stock, t1.eO
per Is. Phone orders to 53S. Q. X.
p.rsr sdtfWtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
UTILITY CONTROL
VOTED To CITIES
Illinois State Commission Would be
Shorn OF Much Power by Action
OF Legislature.

Springfield. III. May es.-Upon 4
referendum vote. every city OF incor-
porated village in the state would
have absolute power in regulating its
public utilities. and the state public
utilities commission would be stripped
% all powers except those exercised
by the old railroad and warehouse
commission. under an amendment
which the lower house OF the leSisla-
ture today made 70 the Chicago home
.-ule bill
The amendment was offered by Rep
resentative Basel OF Astoria. a demo-
crat. and was adopted by standing
amended. only public utilities doing
railroads. telephone and telegraph
companies and traction and express
companies. would come under the
supervision Of the state public utili-
ties commission.
Local traction companies and other
public utilities would revert 20 control
by the councils OF the various cities. as
was the case before the creation OF the
state public utilities commission
Tie Bailey bin providing that a ma
jority Of legal voters OF a high school
district may dissolve the district. was
passed in the senate by "a vote of 30
to o.
Senator CoruweIl's bill making tres
passing on railroad rights OF way or
trains n misdemeanor. was defeated
when it received only IL votes. Seven
teen votes were cast against il. Sena-
tor Cornwcll changed his vote TO mo"
and gave notice that he would ask for
"A reconsideration OF the vote.
The following bills were passed by
the senate today;
Senate bill 364 tWoodardl appro-
priatiuE S25.OO0 for additional levee
work az Cairo; $4,000 for work at
Mound City and $4,000 for work at
Shawneetown. Vote ayes 81. nays 0.
Senate bill 375 tCline) appropriating
$4,000 for the state poultry associa-
tion and $4,000 FOR county poultry as
sciations. Vote ayes 30. nays 3.
Senate bill 46i JCurtisl making an
emergency appropriation of $4,000 for
the purchase OF hogs for the manufac-
ture Of hog cholera serum. Vote ayes
35. nays 0.
Senate bill 5I7 (Curtis) emergency
appropriation of S25.OOO TO pay legis-
latiye employees. Vote ayes So, nays o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
AMERICAN SHIP is DAMAGED BY SUBMARINE OFF COAST OF IRELAND
THE WAR TO-DAY

The American steamer Nebras-
kan was tOrpedoed by submarine
yesterday oil the south coast of
Ireland. The crew toek to the
boats. but returned on ascertain
ing that the damage inflicted by
the torpedo, which struck forward,
was not serious. No lives were
lost. The Nebrasknn carried no
passengers.
in official communication from
Rome indicates that the Italian in
YasiOn OF Austria has been extend
cd over almost the whole OF the
Austro-Italian frontier and that
the Italians have seized Il number
OF towns near sse border and have
forced their way through noun
tain deiileS, occupying strategic
positions Apparently there has
been little heavy lighting thus far,
although in one instance a bayOnet
encounter i mentioned. It is stat
ed the AustrianS retired every
where, destroying bridges as they
fell back.
The new attack of General
Mackensen against the Russian
line north of PrzemysI, in Galieia,
is reported from Vienna and Ber-
lin TO have been attended by con-
spicuOuS success. The war oftice
at Petrograd. however, states that
attacks on the Russian line along
the san river were scattered and
comedies no new Victories to the
AustrO-GeTman armies.
In the west the British have
been compelled TO give ground in
Belgium To the Germans, who are
once more pressing forward
strongly along the part Of the
front which has seen the heaviest
sustained fighting of the war. The
allies apparently have onset this
German victory. however, by a
French advance further south,
near ArraS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
GOVERNOR DROPS
ONE NOMINATION
John Andra. Chicago, Punished fer
Conduct in Fighting senator
in November Election.

Springfield, H.. May Ex-Governor
Dunno laid a message before the sen
ate today Withdrawing the nomination
of John Andra of Chicago as a mem
ber of the Chicago West Park COM
mission. The nomination was sent to
the senats March 24 along with the
principal list OF the governors recess
appointments.
In another message Governor Dunno
presented to the senate the following
additional appointments OF members
of the state board of education:
c. L. Capen of bloomington, z. r.
T. Kimbrough of DanviIle, J. Stanley
Browne of Joliet. George ". Hughes
of Edgar county and G. F. Blatz OF
St Clair county. All are reappoint-
ed with the exception of Blatz, who
succeeds c. ". AIundell, term expired
Speaking TO a question of personal
privilege, Senator Denvir denounced
the republican majority in the senate
for failure to act upon all the appoint
ments that have been submitted 10 the
senate. At the conclusion of his re-
marks. Senator Herlihy took the floor,
stating he was personally responsible
for part of the proceedings and did
not want TO see the republicans
blamed for il.
Il was understood that the with
drawaI of Andra's appointment is the
result of Andra's conduct in lighting
Senator Herlihy in the election last
November Andra's appointment was
charged TO former Senator Johann
Wage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
MRS. FISH SUDDENLY
CALLED IN NEW YORK

New York. May 26.-N1rs. Stuyvesant
Fish. New York social leader. and wife
OF the hnancier and railroad official.
died OF apopieNy last night al her sum
mcr home AT Garrison. y. Y
Mrs. Fish became IN shortly after
luncheon yesterday and DR.. Richard
Giles was summoned from Cold Spring.
Al the time she was stricken she was
planning 10 give n garden party and
luncheon within a few days on her
estate. She failed 10 rally and died
soon after 10 O'Clock. Her husband
was with her when she died but her
three children, Stuyvesant. Sydney and
Airs. Albert 4. Gray. did not reach the
house till afterward. Mrs. Fish was
50 years old With her husband she
was interested in many charities and
entertained literally.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
TALK STRENGTHENING
BUSINESS RELATION

wsshinEtoa. y. e.. Nsy zf-pireus-
s.au of thg problems e9nfrontiuE the
soath ard CruJrat American reports
fs c6rs~quracFs OF che t.aropeaa var
asI piass tpF saiviaE them vrrC cuu-
Einari tofsE bf DELEGATES from thoa@
c1saFFf fu fhr American nnan-
r.at crrfrreacr. There gas nn seu-
erat s~ssi1a of thr eBaf-srue~ to-day.
baf drteEsF~s Resumed their sruup
saafrrracrs,- ThrF took up in detail
ailh hssirrss men and bankers rep
-atiae che raitrd states at th" con-
frs~uer their peculiar needs and told
b1u capital ard credit could b. Tm-
pt1Trd 90 che btss advantage in
strengthening commercial relations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
BERLIN REPORTS
Gains IN FRANCE
Nizhf Advance - Ensny AEaiHst New
y AegsiFsd Position Hepuised
and gans Taksn-

Eeriir. May 80 fv.a Loafas. Z. 90 o
mf= German ogfelsI sgstrusats AZ
airet altascs ty tae eaemy against
84F eert4 aesa.res Fes.t.au a-ss o.
tss forest of Weiievasrs easily Eas
rrr4iset. rtr uaraber o. machine
slss tsssa ffos ere Easiisl Ess iH-
creased t1 t1 Northessf of GltrurlF
eatpFet BRITISH troops succeeded last
eiEat is eapsaFseE a proleetiaE part
1t @1F 6efmnsg trFrehFs Further
sasss. bstvrea tGrtir and tte t0rrtfe
BILLIE. ar extensive Preach ettseE. COM
wracrt Co. tE~ afrrrE11E. failed e1a-
ptrsr,F o. ere FrFi11 fu che noftG
sEt t1 tEr s1ath of fr~ EieF road be-
tarer Ea4eaez ard uefEaar tfr eGrmy
Es1 fFsg saresed-t iu rrurfFatirE our
tF~sears. bsf 0as e1gufrr attacks again
aaF Hs 'E teu possession of our posi-
H9rs one Fgrtrrt Frrrehmen re-
Es.HFt 5T eur bands In ts~ region
s1srH of E1aeaez several repeated
sre1as attacks directed bF white and
rT,1Fet Preach troops aFainsf nlT
i5ers com wpIrsr'V broke down before our
~rrarEt~w~-rs- our oRp1Ernfs suffer-
90 EreaF losses every eErrr. Daring
fs~ BATTLES la tFe f.or~ff- hills sue-
slsr frfanF~V resiu~Ht especially fiF-
ti~EUished frsrtf Hr advance OF fte
enemy la ere eastern cert 0f che forest
0f le IrrsFr VAS easily rFruisFi a
hostile flying machine was brought
fava o. "a poiEf south 0f Lens by cur
aF5at1rs.
Tie attack being made hv fhT army
rrtTr General Won Atsck~nFeH ts maxi
frE good pruEfrfs. Southeast % Ha-
1Frznn th~ village Of suiaf1 was taken
srfrr frrre Sighting. East of Uatymun
a crossing oFrr rh~ san was captured
after Austrian troops had taken o
drfrT head fn trr a~sf ~ Che san.
Further f1 fhr south our troops after
a battle reached the district eHsf ~
f.asztf and thrv sfs8 continued Co che
line 90 E1Terrr1iea and Zapaiov The
booty Or prisoners and war material
Increase
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
WHEAT SUFFERS
BREAK or SIX CENTS

Ct5sE7. tlt. tfsg zf Store taza
s5t e-ass vss els frea Stay wtssf s1-
cav as r-ss tsst Fsr Narress steam
81 N-trasEar eaE beer E9Feedoet. tAs-
rsers ie rriers og EEF other aaprtss
v-rr roe s-esatlaast
Tssr. vE5rr closed yesterday at
sf a sofa t1We today t9 $780,
rraasseFf1es however we're relative
fF snail as e9mpsret With hssiurss
fr r-v ero8 r9eses. especially leiq-
Before ere rs5ss Of tsadtrr ere
t-rsE 5e wav vtrsf ass9sstrt 60 sraF-
fq sevre errFs a bssh~is ere lowest
s5ses reached besrs stfsfs wfsb last
frarssrtf5es or slssfs. a ret loss af
sssr ta ere ~r1 Iafr ssf s~Pt~e1srs
were respectively Gfs asf tfsc epe1s
from last rfEFs's fevFt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
COLORADO'S STRIKE
INQUIRY Is CLOSING

Washington. y. c.. May 26-The
federal industrial relations commits
sion. following the completion of its
inquiry into the Colorado coal strike.
today examined several witnesses re-
garding labor conditions in Porto Rico
and on miscellaneous subjects. To-
days investigation marks the commits
sioner's final general hearings and in
quiries which have continued mere
than a year. The commission viii pre-
pare a report TO congress at a meeting
in Chicago about June l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
POLICE ARE WATCHING
NEW YORK CABARETS

New York. May 26.-Squads Of pO-
Hcemen attired in evening clothes are
making nightly rounds OF the cabarets.
restaurants and dancing parIors. il
was learned today, in the course Of a
police investigation as 20 the conduct
Of these places. The inquiry is the
result OF allegations made by wOm-
an who recently caused the arrest Of
her daughter. an heiress, on the
ground OF waywardness due. she as
serted. TO associations formed in the
caharets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
EXPRESS AGENTS ARE
URGING INCREASES

wasaiast5n. u. g. May zf.- fiepTe-
srnsatiVrs o. tar foar pFiIeipai express
esmpantrs appeared before th~ later
state ro-anirrr~ cosaraissi1u today 90
fsssffg fheir r~stsi1a f1F y m1ditcsti1a
~ iss rate orisrs whieh WoGif tn-
ereass tbsir gross Fvs~aues abost
skres ana ose-haif pr eenf IN ther
pstisioa prsseutrd 90 tss commission
To- Nfarca ths foEF eornpantcs sei forth
that Sen noufas- operation urt~T
9~sssrs eoafitio1s made a drHet OF
zors than Ss.509.f coo. The peiiitoniaE
eaapaaiss rspTessut - p@r erEt % th-
rxe-rss baslnsss % tke Uaited states
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
DEFENDS JEW IN AN
APPEAL FOR FRANK

san pir<n. Cal MAY - --Nei,her
r-an nor h@sss has ever been known
20 have b~~a ssrauEird By a Jew.
says letter Wristsn 60 she governor
% Georgia - Rev Alfred X Clover.
rector - 81 James Episcopal church
h~se. and nzse pabilc to-day The
letter fs int~nsi@t 60 shDw that lsro
" FruaE pruhahiT ts iuuocsnt % the
murder o. Mary FhaEan. factory
rSrf. fsr Which b. - uutsr death srn-
srar~ The vri,sr fs said 90 b.
20 e5--iz~d aafhoriiy 90 laws and
customs % tAs less
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
AMERICAN CARGOES
TO HAVE ATTENTION

Washington. n. c. May es.-Ambas-
sadoT PAGE cabied Secretary Bryan
today that Sir Edward Grey had given
assurances that prize court proceed
inrs In the ease OF the American meat
cArEoes. destined TO European neu-
trails but held in British ports. would
proceed without delay June :. SIR Ed
ward Grey requested ;ha; counsel for
the packers be present. Alfred Urion.
their general counsel. Ia preparing to
sail Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
BECKER ORDERED
To CHAIR IN JULY
Death Warrant 81 Former New York
rsiics Lisatsnaa; signed by
Judzrs ~ Court

Aibanv. y. s. isy @e.-Ths court
OF appeals today sErd che seek begin
rlrs JrfF o. f5r tlr execution of for
msr Police Lieutenant Charles Becker.
convicted of che murder of Hermann
W6sFhthat
The death Warraat vas signed by
ttr iaaers of thr court today and for
uartrI Co wariea Osborne at sins
sisE pTisoa. Governor Whitman rc-
maiaed silent on tar case,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Baptists Endorse Wilson stand.

Los Angeles. Cal. May 26.-The
Northern Baptist convention. in its
closing session today. adopted reso-
lutions endorsing the presidents
stand for neutral rights in the Euro
penn war and urging national prohi-
hilton. enactment OF federal statutes
20 govern divorce, strict enforcement
OF Sunday closing laws everywhere
and international arbitration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
RUSSIA SENDS MORE
TROOPS TO TEHERAN

PetroErad. May 26. Cvia Londonl-
A. telegram from Teheran. capital Of
Persia. says that urco-German agita-
ton I'm that country has become
threatening and Russia has sent in ad-
ditional troops TO Hasbin and Khry.
The Persian government has been no
titled that this Is solely To protect
Russian subjects.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Miss HELMS ELIMINATED.

SCARBOROUGH. y. T.. Aiay es.- Miss
Marion Htoiiins. who won the 1913
charapiouship % the womcn's Metro
polltan Golf association. was eilminAt-
81 from this years match by Mrs n.
u ssocksoa % Piainhcia. y J.. i've
and four. a. the SLEEPY Hollow Cogn-
~ club tn-iaN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Nansa, Gets yenue Change.

Chicago. Ia. May =s.-Charies r.
Manday. ~ho with former senator
Lorimsr and others Who arc under in-
dir,ns~ut charged with wrccking the
f.asaIlc stree, Trast and Savings
tank. uas granted change OF venue
sf0as Cook county today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
THE WEATHER
Forecast TIL . T.. VI. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Probably showers tonight and
Thursday. slightly cooler tonight
Temperature at a m. 5S- Highest
yesterday 80. lowest last night 81.
Velocity OF wind at : a. N. u miles
per hour.
Precipitation ! SO inches.
Relative humidity at p. m IS, at
: n. m 30. at p. m. today so.
stage OF water s-6. a rise OF 4 in
last "a hours.
I'M. SHERIER. Local Forecaster
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
klng Continnes Critical.

London. May 26.-The condition OF
King Constantine of Greece continues
critical, says a dispatch today from
the Exchange Telegraph company's
correspondent at Athens
Washington, ID. C.. May 26.-Dis-
patches to the Greek legation today
report the general condition of King
Constantine unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
BEGINS his
LEAVENwoRTH TERM

t.eavcuworth. Kan. May ss-Jafars
Morrison uarucii. until rccentiy pas
JoF % a church 90 Ecuosha. Wis. to-
day vas received nt the federal prison
10 serve o three year term for white
slavery. Hc has been assigned 90 a
cicFEship tn the record department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Jarsh Rnrnrrt Die.

SeE YORK. May Jacob Rupert.
ore of the uaost widely known brewers
% this country. and founder 81 the
Jacob Rappert Brewing company. died
a, hts home here late last night Tie
Nas "a years old.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Evening stars: Mercury Mars. sat
uru. Morning stars: Jupiter. Venus.
Due southeast constellation Scorplo. .
notable group OF summe. stars. seen
rising in the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
~ dsaakau, Owned In New
york. Attacked on South
Coast Of Ireland.
CREW TAXES TO BOATS
1seaasr Not Seriously In
fwed and Is Able 90
Proceed 90 Port

E.HIau. Nav sF. o. b. m rb-
.H#HHrH aIrHnI-r WrHeraEfn
Ha... IrrruatFFu ftts after.
10000 .r Hrr vHf harE fF tffFrs
pool. .Hr Trs rrrerrfIas rH.fTr
boz ."H ...Fm al. r.raE tssfs sr
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Ryndam, New York to Rot
terdam, in Collision Off
Nantucket Island.
BOTH BOATS DAMAGED
Accident Said to Have Been
Due to Fog-Battleship
Aids in Rescue.

Washington, D. G., May 26.-The
battleShip South Carolina notified
the navy department today that
she had go persons from the
Ryndam on board and expects
to land them in New York tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
Order of Authorities Put in
Force Between Sunset
and Sunrise.
ITALY KEEPS UP GAINS
Retiring Austrians Destroy
Bridges and Cut Com
munications.

Faris, Mag 2G 5sin p. m.-rhe
Italian government today declar-
I'D n blockade 81 all ports on the
Austre- coast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

sret yesterday rae signed tF Csptaia
rH.- 81 Green. vac as fa.iTas
.srE ether aF riEr or t9rpei1
fs ares ersr af Fsssr=f aHi sseam'HF
r# liverpool Wgffr 5r loser E1,t
SH ono fEfaFet
rHef-.ea ga. vrr eF -Tt~ Sc
H-sssar .r vas at rrr~. fs baur1i
fl- uefalarr brfasaarrr lu baiias.
r1- arir-s This nra~s ffat on ar
raaI rF-r fr- aEerEs of ttr ship
vealf F5~ref lfs usssrr % proceed %
FsT 5asf vs--e a cargo might b. pro
.arrt possibly Co tsr f'aei6e coast
rss E.r f'sasrs eaGst
-r N-Hrsetaa sailed f-aH &rf
Ia-s ,l-e @ erE arrived sr Liverpool
or f al rrFa51Es fH fkr vac tEr
rsr been sef.tr ir trade betueTa
FsFts and aaiVrstoe. bgt
Store fee alsFFrsE OF tt- var had
-at- ae- vaFas- fa f.aaiaa aHf one
H4 ns-a-a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Annotated Press
Leased Wire Report
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-02

Say, What has become OF the Pri-
ella club.
Miss Edna Lundquist is assisting
Art Hedman with house work.
Miss Ida Holt Is visiting her sister
Mrs. C.. Z. Carlson.
Alfred Nelson went to w atertown
Saturdy evening, returning Monday
morning.
Alfred Haglund shipped q carload
OF hogs Tuesday.
Mrs. O. p. johnson and Olive
were Watertown callers last week.
Miss Julia Holman came down from
Watertown Fridav, where she had
been visiting with her sister Mrs
Chas. S.anwOod.
Mrs. Louis Johnson returned HON e
from w atertown Wednesday,.
A pleasant surprise was sprung on
Miss Ellen Berg Saturday evening to
remind her OF her birthday. A brace
let was left as q remembrance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-02
Stockholm

Mrs. Rev. Miller is on the sick list.
Art. Berg came down from Water
town Wednesday TO visit his folks,
returning Thursday evening.
Victor Anderson moved out to
KlOndike "Wednesday TO start farm
ing.
Miss Norgren cond ucted services Ia
the West church Sunday evening. A
large crowd attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Gustsfson went
w atertOwn Saturday to attend the
revival.
Miss Anna Holt csme down from
w atertown Friday morning to visit
her sister, Mrs. G.. E. Carlson.
Iver Eclov came down from Water
town Saturday morniDg to visit . few
days with his folks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-02

Gust Miller, who was visiting At
the Buttke home q few days this week,
left for jamestown, N. D., Friday.
Wayne and Neil Mann attended the
service, at the Corona M. E. church,
Of the blind singers and a very large
crowd was reported.
Mabel Buttke who il attending
school in Corona returned to her
home Sunday.
Geo. Zeip Ter met with an accident
Thursda evening while driving home
from Twin Brooks. The team ran
away and tipping over the wagon he
got under it some way and the wagon
ran over him, breaking three or four
ribs. He is under DR.. Harms care
OF OrtOnville.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-02

We have just plated what is
now known as the South Side
Addition to Milbank. These lots
are conveniently located on the
south side of town on high, well
drained ground; parts Of these
lots are only three blocks from
school, four blocks from the post
Office, and only one block from
city park.
Price for corner lots 1925 in
side lots 1915 cash down $25
balance $40 monthly, without in
terest until paid. Liberal dis
count for cash. Also have IA lots
in Edes Addition at very low
prices.
MARTENS BROS.
MILBANK, 5. ID.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-02
Strandburg

TIE farmers are now busy fanniug
grain and doing general preparatory
work for the coming spring. It Is
slow in coming though.
Miss Ada Noe and Florence Fors-
berg returned from the cities last
Friday.
1t Is rumOred that We will have q
chance to hear the wedding bells ring.
II is long since we heard them but we
think It will be possible to recognize
them by the resemblance of sound to
the whetting Of . good razor.
Our barber Mr.. Cheney spent Mon
day with his uncle Chas. StanwoOd.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-04-02

Emanuel Hallquist who has been
spending the winter ia Northern
Minnesota, Wisconsin as contractor
ala lumberman, and as barber, re-
turned to visit with relatives and
friends here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Anderson
who have been visiting relatives and
friends here for about q month. u.-
parted last Monday for points in
Minnesota. They will visit on their
way to Grand Marais, their future
home.
Mr.. Boiler of Council Bluffs. Iowa.
spent Monday here looking after
OF his farming interests.
The Band boys from LaBolt gave a
play in the hall here last Friday.
We do not know If the play was we'll
attended or not and as we are nc
critic will not say if 1t was good or
bad. as We were not there.
Mr.. Flaa the editor OF the Weekly
Item Of Revillo made this town a
pleasant call last Saturday evening.
Charley Anderson spent Sunday at
W atertown taking in the Ostrom re-
vival meetings.
Mr.. Landon, the bank examiner,
made . call in this town last Friday.
Miss Helgeson is spending her va
cation from school at Twin Brooks
with Miss Frances Dahlberg.
Miss Frances Dahlberg who mas
been staying At the A. S%eiverson
home near Milbank came home last
Saturday.
Miss Hilma Bloom came home from
w atertown last Monday. She had
been there visiting friends.
John f. johnson and Art. Winauist
went to Watertown last Friday after
noon to take Ia the Ostrom Revival.