The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1898-04-15
NR. IA. FREEBORN~. observation-disclosures
IL fEye, Ear, Nose and Throat-At Orton'
Illle last four days of eact. month.
HOME HAPPENINGS.
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No. 3 81.

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I Commencing April 20 DR.. Ross
will be at the st. Hubert for a
week.
g George Barney left yesterday
for visit to his old home at
Medford, MINI.
. .ss Mrs. John Wilcox, of Alban
township is seriously i'll and not
expected to live.
Teachers and others interest
should not forget the meeting at
Ortonville next Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. Benedict and wife, Of
Benson, Mimi, are spending i
few days with Milbank friends.
The little son of A. D. Deits has
been in a very dangerous cOndi-
lion during the week with pneu
u 1nonia.
I And now comes Mr.. Johns the
Hard dWare man and says the latest
ATTRACTION at his home IS g nice
B boy baby.
The family Of L. M. Kearcher
celebrated easter with the addi-
lion OF bright little girl TO the
home circle.
1 The amount OF excitement over
\ the city election is evidenced by
the nominations given IN another
column one from each ward.
Mrs. Wolf Of Redwood Falls,
Mimi, an old acquaintance Of
u Mrs. S. S. Farley, was visiting
the latter during the week.
G. T. Oehler IS expectehMo re
turn in few days. Mrs. Bos
worth goes on to Alaska with a
brother.
Attorney E. NJ. Bennett Of Sis
seton was in town Monday on his
way to Sioux Falls, where he had
III been retained in q criminal case.
Mrs. W. J. Oehler and Miss
Cora Niles Of Big Stone, were
Milbank visitors a couple Of days
this week.
SAs Mr.. and Mrs. T. Harrington
Nj and Mrs. Parsons OF Ortonvillc,
were visitors with the family OF
Clerk of Courts Prevey the first
Of the week.
John A. Munro, the Wilmot at
torney and real estate man, spent
Tuesday IN town, while waiting
the arrival of Il business acquaint-
ance from the east
Hot maple syrup at ten cents q
dish will be served bv the ladies
aid society at the N. +. church
next Thursday evening, April Il.
Tbe public are cordially invited.
The course of free lectures be
ss ING given oy Dr.. Petit at the
opera house this week are largely
ATTENDED, and are OF an interest
4 ing character, providing bothfun
\ and information for the audience.
James W. Barnes Of kilbourn
was arrested Wednesday charg-
ed with assault with a dangerous
@IWeapon upon the person Of Louis
kShanstrom. He was bound over
Ito appear before Justice Presey
EOn the 23d inst.
The foundation has been laid
for the new home Of Register OF
sIDeeds Frank Mehan on Fifth
III street, and the frame work is be
ing erected. The main building
lis 2Ox26 feet, with additions on
rear and north side.
The public schools have been
Srunning along as usual this week
!. and Prof. Phillips IS said to be
IS more than usually gracious, all
" because Of the arrival of q new
@ boy scholar at his home.
Mr.. John Buzzle and family
left on the east-bound train We'd
@ nesday. Mr.. Buzzla recently
y sold his homestead in Grant Cen
# ter, where he has lived for the
past eighteen years, and will go
first for visit among friends at
~ the old home in Michigan, and
from thence to Montana, Wyom-
d ing and Oregon, to look over the
country.