The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-09-02


purchase stock of good
! ohver Gangs, PIows, Extras
etc, etc, at Wood Bros.
| Lewis, the dog, not recovered
reward as before at Druecker's
Special sale of buggy lap
robes, next Saturday at Hawes
Supply House.
| Hollands & Mclean have been
putting some new machinery in
their -four mill.
Mrs. Camus and Miss Clifton.
OF Big Stone We're visiting at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Hocum last
Wednesday.
Mrs, A. Kelsey took the train
here, last Tuesday, inroute for
Battle Creek, Mich, where she
will remain for some time.
A very neat and artisticallv
arranged photo cabinet has been
placed on the corner at We'd
dell S restaurant by Photographic
er Eddy.
Miss Mamie Olson who had
been visiting with her uncle Mr.
Andrew Olson of Big Stone
township, returned to her home
at Elk River, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Plant took the
train last Wednesday for Mime
apolis and from there they may
take journey to the south, max
ing a visit Of several months.
Miss Nuna Shannon will soon
open new millinery parlor in
Dr. Roses drug store, Miss
Shannon will have ample and
able assistance and would re-
spectfully solicit a part of the
public patronage.
We have received No. /, Vol |,
of the South Shore Republican
edited and published by j. S.
Chapline. The paper presents
a neat appearance, and Judging
from the amount OF advertising
it contains it will receive a hearty
support.
The University Extension So
ciety will resume its meetings
and course of study on Tuesday
ey ming, September q, at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. c. \.
Fitch. The members are re-
quested to prepare the first
lesson in Progress No. 5, for that
evening.
The Mary Wood Chase piano
recital given at the Congresa
tional church last Monday even
ing was very much appreciated
by a fair sized audience. Miss
Chase is an exceptionally fine
artist and is considered the best
pianiste that has ever appeared
before Milbank audience.
Those who enjoy fine works OF
art, and especially OF those
which require the most sklllful
workmanship, should visit Rose
drug store and see the collection
which has been placed in the
show window by Mr.. A. Acker-
man. The collection consists Of
canes, birds snakes, and ANIMALS
of various descriptions, all cary
cd from limbs and roots OF trees
GROWN on the banks Of Big Stone
lake between the Moore cottage
and the camp grounds. he also
has collection Of small stones
that he gathered by the lake up
on which he has carved images
Of human beings and ANIMALS.
Tn order to realize the degree OF
perfection attained in by Mr.
Ackerman. one must see his
work, as words can not describe
t. The more you study the
specimens the more wonderful
the work appears.
One of the most profitable and
interesting Epworth league con
ventions ever held in this corner
Of the state convened at Wllmot
last Saturday for a two days
session. Delegations We're pres,
ent from Big Stone, Milbank and
S;sseton, who together with q
,arpe representation Of the VIII
mot chapter made a good attend
ance at every session, and every
hody felt well repaid for the
time spend in attending. The
visitors were received most cor
daily and so hearty was the vel,
come extended that no one could
doubt but what the conyentlon'
for which members OF the vii
mot chapter worked T. SO nara,
would be a success. The young
,'aonla were unable to find words