The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-03-26

The city schools closed Wednesday
Q the easter vacation, and will re-
open the Monday after easter
Victor GRANDSON is on a business
trip u Chicago this week
Married, Wednesday March 18th,
q. the congregational parsonage,
William 7. Eide and Beatrice C..
Stevens both OF Grant county
S. K. Clark returned from North
Dakota last week, and is expecting
Mrs. Clark to return home during the
week.
Nassau has been again visited by
lire, the Fred Bork store, the telephone
Office n a saloon building, being
burned in this latest blaze, and there
is now not much left Of the north side
Of Main street
St Lawrence Catholic church is
putting IN the new pipe organ which
arrived last week. The instrument
cost 81. 800, the money having been
raised by the Ladies Altar society,
and half Of which was donated by An
drew Carnegie
The Observation-Disclosures Company
this week sent several dollars worth
OF tea TO a customer at Pierre, and
to another customer at FIT. Pierre.
This tea has a reputation that carries
it all over the United States
Mrs. Tyler, of Big Stone county,
Mimi. who had been staying in Mil
bank since the death of her mother.
Mrs. VIM. Cleveland, returned to her
home yesterday morning
DR.. II. j. Port and wife. who we're
here visiting friends for a few DAYS
returned to their home al Park ston
last week. The doctor has Just con-
cluded arrangements TO remove to
Chicago, where he is to be the physi
clan at the Auditorium hotel. having
purchased the office and practice of a
physician who has been in charge
there heretofore
Mrs. H. Jones of Revillo who
had been visiting the family q
her son Robert D. Jones, for a
week past, returned home Tues
day bv way Of Appleton.
Mr.. Will Roberts, of Living.
ston, Mont, stopped off for q
couple Of days TO visit his daugh
ter, Mrs. Bert Partridge and
other Milbank friends the first
Of the week. He was on his way
to the twin cities.
Mrs. Sophia Nilsson, who had
been on q visit to friends in Call
fornla returned home Wednes-
dav morning, having had a very
enjoyable visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Hevener, in the Imper.
ial Valley, Califor mia, and with
her son William in Los Angeles.
Among the recent transfers of
real estate was the purchase
from Victor Erlandson by Miss
Laura Rodgers of the vacant lot
adj lining the GRANDSON and
Johnson store building on the
south, upon which she intends
to erect q building for her art
sore at an early date.
Fred Lamm is having a visit
from his brother Michael Lamm,
of Freeport, Ill who IS up here
on some real estate business.
He says that farming operations
in the part of Illinois where he
comes from have been badly
handicapped by foot and mouth
disease, which put an absolute
stop to all dealings in all live
stock, to say nothing of the loss
Of whole herds either by the
disease Or by possible infection.
He says it is believed that the
disease has been stamped out,
and the quarantine was raised
the day be came away.
Herman Krause, who has been
living IN the vicinity Of LaBolt
for some time, was brought be-
fore the board of insanity and
adjudged insane last Saturday.
The man is single and about 80
years of age, and although not
violent ia any way, he has for
some time been acting peculiarly
and this of late has been more
pronounced, until be had become
something Of a nuisance in the
neighborhood where be lived.
1t is believed that possibly treat
ment at the hospital may restore
him to a normal condition.