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are selling like hot cakes.
Miss Mary Austen, who is
teaching at Lily, S. D., spent
Sunday at her home here.
Judge Bouck is holding cham
bers at Aberdeen today and to-
morrow.
Mrs. ". Gaynor left Saturday
last for a visit to her daughterat
Mammoth, n. Dall.
Mrs. George Burke left last
week, for a visit Of several weeks
with friends at Rock Island. Ill.
Mrs. II. j. Christensen Of Will
mot was a guest Of her friend
Mrs. II. A. knutson Monday.
Albert Scallen, who for the
past four year HAS been machin
est in the local round house de.
parted Tuesday for st. Paul.
Paul kohler sold II more lots in
the West End addition last week.
Buy now, while the picking is good
and prices down.
w. j. Let's has been la id up
with rheumatism during the
past week and has also been suf-
fering with "a bronchial trouble.
William Graham. whohas been
out from Minneapolis, and has
been staying on the farm south
of town for several weeks, was
in town Tuesday.
Your old chronic sore boned-
rheumatism a be relieved by the
Sulphur Vapor treatments. See the
cabinets at Dr.. Pays Office.
Mrs. Harry Whitcher stopped
Wednesday Ct last week for a
few days visit with her brother
f. L.. Nelson AID family, she left
tor Forsyth, Montana, Tuesday.
Mrs Virginia Kockx suffered
from an apopleaetic stroke last
week. and has been in a serious
condition since, with little hopes
of her perm anent recovery.
Earl Owen. the druggist, was
called to Waserton last evening".
by the serious illness of his sis
ter, who was 90 undergo opera
ion for appendicitis.
Mr.. Gloritield. the standard
OH agent here fos the past year
OF two, has been transferred by
his company to Mitchell, where
he Will shortly move his family.
Mrs. +. l.. Farnllam Of Wau.
bay came down to Milbank yes
terday TO greet her mother Mrs.
Fanset who is expected to arrive
from Louisiana today, and who
vii. make her home in Milbank
this summer.
Ed. Emanuel, who had intend
ed to start building Immediately
O n the corner where his former
frame building stood, since re
ceiving estimates Of the cost Of a
new structure, has indefinitely
postponed his plans.
Mrs n. j. Bleser and daugh-
ter Helen started Wednesday on
a>visit to Minneapolis. and points
in Wisconsin,, and while away
will also visit the Dr. Port family
and other friends at Chicago.
Mr.. Bleser expects to 60 at a lat
er date and accompany them
home.
The large barn OF the Chas.
Chandler farm a few miles south
of town was struck by lightning
and considerably damaged in the
thunder shower last Tuesday
evening. Two head Of stock, a
COW and a heifer. were also killed
by the lightning while in the
barnyard during the same STORM
The K. l.. G. Rural Ladies' Club
held its first meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Hans Brockema, April 18th
a number Of visitors I present
After the business meeting the
hostess served a dainty lunch
The next will 81 at the home OF
Mrs. John Bury. May 3rd
Mrs. +. II. Haacke. Pres.
Ben Thornley,. i former Mil
bank boy, now living at Superior,
and employed on the Great
Northern, is visiting at the Old
home with his mother, being on
Il two weeks leave OF absence
Mrs. Ben koepkc and little
daughter left for home Mt Seattle
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Keep
Ike was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Clara Mittelstaedt,
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