The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1897-04-16
A new line of silks just receiv-
t STONE & SULLIVAN S.

Heggelund and Mccarthy the
milliners, have a very handsome
display Of goods, all direct from
the wholesalers.
In another column will be seen
the nomination by petition, for
city officers. The school officers
will be elected by separate bal
lot, and the question Of license or
no license and bonds for addition
al school facilities will also be
submitted on separate ballots.
DR.. j. w. Ross, the dentist,
and Geo. kasson, start out this
week on circuit over the Fargo
Southern and through the south
ern part of Richland and Sargent
counties, in North Dakota, prac-
ticing dentistry. Mr.. kasson
will act as advance agent and
business manager.
Garter Bros. Dollar Edition
laws of 1897, has been received.
We have not yet commenced a
systematic study of the book,
but from a glance at it we would
say to those who want a cheap
copy of the enactments of
the late Legislature, address Car
ter Bros, Pierre, S. ID.
4 number of our young people
are deeply interested in the re
cent appearance Of the air ship
and are sitting up a good deal
later than usual with hope OF
catching a sight of the wonder
, These scientific Investigations
are very interesting with the
right kind of company.
The board of education last
evening reelected Supt Vert
for the term OF two years. This
action was particularly compli-
mentary to Prof. Vert and just
recognition Of his splendid ser
vices, as it has not before been
the practice to elect for more
than one year Yankton Gazette.
Mr.. Burgan, of the st. Antho
ny elevator company has recent
ly replaced the steam engine
in the elevator with five horse
power gasoline engine. The new
engine is proving most satisfac
tory, both as to its work and also
it's economy III running and at
tention required to keepit going.
1t is far superior to steam where
the man running it has to attend
to other work at the same time.
The attention of our readers
is directed to the advertisement
of Henry Schafer, who has again
opened up his meat market IL
the building recently occupied
by Justice Pasco, and which has
been remodeled and an addition
built to the rear, with smoke
house and other necessary at
tachments. With q completely
new outfit Of blocks, tables ano
tools, the market presents a very
tasty and inviting appearance.
A. G.. Lender has been placing
on his shelves the largest anC
most varied stock of clothing ano
shoes he has ever carried
The goods areof the latest styles
and the best material and his
prices are placed at tie loves
possible figure. Don't fail tt
call and see them if you wan
anything in the lines mentioned
He has also some mems and boy x
suits which he has carried over
from his old stock, which, to b'
disposed of, will be sold at less
than wholesale cost.
! DR.. Kan was called to Apple
ton Sunday to consult with tn
local physician in the case Q
Frank Clapp, who was injured il
an encounter with a farmer
Clapp was following along tn
river bank gathering drift wood
to which the farmer objected AM
he enforced his objections b,
hitting Clapp over the head wit
a gun barrel, producing concas
sion Of the brain. It was foun,
necessary toperform the delicat
operation Of trepanning the skull
, which afforded some relief, bu
the doctor thinks it doubtful i
tho man SllrviEnS His aSsaila