The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-03-25
Good goods at reasonable
prices at Nelson S drug store.

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Antelman is offering Shoes il
odd sizes at so per cent less thar
actual cost.
Will Mount has something to
say about wall paper in another
column.
w. O. Sterling of Waseca, an
old acquaintance of Henry Schaf
er, is IN the city.
For farm loans at lowest rates
of interest and best terms call at
the Farmers Bank.
JAS Brennan and Henry Elk
man shipped east last Friday
nearly 5000 bushels of potatoes.
Wood Bros. call special atten-
ton to their stock of Wood and
Iron Pumps. Good Stock-low
Prices.
Mrs. Taylor, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Bent
leys for some months left for
Minneapolis, Wednesday,
The ladies aid society will give
q Is cent tea at the home of Mrs.
JOS. Fanset, Friday March 25th,
to which all are cordial y invited.
Gold & Co. want your real es-
tate loans. Do not forget it. Call
us up by telephone, or call at our
office in Big Stone or at T. L.
Boucks' Office, Milbank.
Prof. Duncan of Mitchell, was
in the city the first of the week,
having brought a carload of
horses, which he left with the
Hicks brothers for sale.
Emanuel has just stored away
about a carload Of those horse
less carriages we have all heard
something about. His faith in
the coming harvest is something
amazing.
The Clara Hammer dramatic
company are billed for week S
entertainment at the opera house.
One paid reserved seat ticket
will admit one lady free on the
opening night, Monday, March
%. Tickets 10, 90 and 80 cents.
Lindquist & Johnson, the
machine men, invite you to call
and examine their ''Flying
Dutchmen' gang and sulky
plows. They have something in
this line that beats the world.
They also have corn planters and
cultivators, farm and platform
wagons, and always keep the best
machine oil
| AS will be seen by reference
to another column an auction
sale of horses, cattle and farm
machinery will take take place
at what is known as the Barnes
farm in kilborn township, next
Tuesday, March 90. Mr.. Church
has engaged Col. Grey as auc-
tioneer, and intends to make a
clean sweep of the chattels ad-
vertised.
State Auditor Mayhem, who
as one of the board of appraisers
of school lands, has been travel
ling with G Commissioner Lockhart,
making appraisement of lands in
the several counties, was visi-
tor in Milbank Monday. Mr..
Mayhem was surprised and
pleased to see the large number
of farmers who came in to buy
at the sale Monday and the good
prices which were obtained. He
says that the showing made
there was more than sufficient to
convince him that Grant county
lands were at premium.
| Christian Schweigel the mer-
chant tailor, on recent trip to
the cities engaged tailor to
work for him. After few days
work Mr.. S. discovered that his
employe was incompetent, and on
Friday a dispute as to wages re-
suited in a scuffle and knock,
out for the employe, who felled
his employer and then took leg
bail, but was captured out on the
prairie and brought to town, and
kept over night at the county
quarters. At hearing before
Justice Pasco the next day, as
there was no desire to put up
bonds for costs the prisoner was
lallOwed to depart in peace.