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Discharges OF Mortgages.

| AMT Sec. L. Page,
b. 10 the Union Trust Co 100000 20 AL
George 6 Cisasen. ~. 10000 10 80 13e
ST rn SS5s 1aS';'%sn' ,osoo "a
Dale. Anna T and husband.
rerr'ro So Amanda mar and Ga, '''O'
! tionai BANK ...'' 49,. 400 90 1ci
jacob Butler .. "'U 100000 = 100 SEQ
tave Lsnse. ..,,....1.,,,,,. 400 az ESQ
to EizS6eth Dunsing. -. 1000 IL ~ 4si
Hanover. Hannah to Sam.
| .uei J lianover..'.......... ..".. 40 200
a Peabody, ',... y, 1900 1oo IS
n WIFE to tRe Title Tis't Gaar ann
| tee and Trust Co ......... 1900 IL 200
LfS% %S. PSrs sG& wife to $4,000 10
! Eippman. Isracl and Rob.
| lean Mortrasa c. -. 1900 81 tso
sri Friedman 10 Man Iel.
Lirpnan. Israel and Rob.
| ert Freedman to Mandel.
| baum a Levine. ....,. .. 10000 81 200
Mnrtha. Sophia Il. to Henry
Martin. Sarah. to bertha ,o~o - Wv
Pc'"tson Charles to the
| Hail IN River Lumber and ~ 80 - ,
Peterson. charles. TO James
| II McGulliei, -. 800 10 30 4a3
%sa's s%% '.A" Brand $4,000 10 81 ;sSa
Peterson, Charles. to Lop.
Raymond, Gertrude 81. to
| Fred K Harms - 49,. 1000 7 II 900
Rim. Prank ~ aud wife. to
the executors OF David
shro-. Dora. 10 PhiibreE
wr,slt' samuel o and wife.
wintsr6tS, Enii j aud wife.
AithaiThsTie.. TO he E4nlt.
able Life Assurance 81 ,.
Er.sn., ,lfre aud WIFE to '.'Dy
| Ida MMn,phv"....,..... 5000 10 IS es
oI to- IS' sSsi, i. aatS nn ~''o' 5000 .os
Riny. James. to jacob Rup-
Levy SI' samuel and wife. to ''''
I;sS ,T1 si% MEL and wife to 1000 A. $50
Mcc.r,,n. Eleanor. to John
Martla; sophi, L. to john ,o.o
Mulhcsnd. Ellen, to Hen.
ny " Gilbert. ........,,...- 1900 10 So iI
.Ss,or sOo Of Frederick Il $500
Bsanen' John ami vie to
man OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 5000 AIS. a,a
10 the Gcrmania Life lu ,
Emsnaoi 4 doldh.ir TO Ida
HArri', Chat hled Sov.iT.
l.s. as NJ 49,. ..nr;Ii ...'' ei'oat ''.
:Hi r Hoo %'f sa .S%s''e 7so ,.os .9a
| LANCE william II. to Phebs
| PeAr-all. 40 trustee. 80. 1t,boo 1000 B7l
cEsngte5 NJ Dspew....... 10000 7,2s. Al.
| Fay and StAcum and wives
MUIR aIS nu''%'' ' o' 'o"H $1,000 ,.ss 40
VIE to kang c Bruce 5000 aosa 10
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FVT'N !"
st Nicholas ~. = cor Ik7th at: Walter Fox
10 Jacob butler. nyr 49,. .,,.. IAsoo
TOT I" Germ an a Life In. O.. ayr. 1000
Meuiou. 70 Mutual Life In. Co. i,yr,...;. 1000
l2gd at, 2Ta W; Theresa Weiss To Amanda
l., G-aAf and Ano. trustees 5 yrs ......... 10000
to Mar 3 IN son yr'',........, $50. 5000
II til 81. 8sl T.: vinc.nsus orrallono to
Bernhcmer 4 Schmld, saloon lease. do
r.. to as,r 'pot.n Life ins 90, yr. -. 30 900
.yrs ,.........';,,....,.,,.,..,.....,. 5000
tHrs''''....,..,:,.'.,,.-...,,........ 5000
i0sth at, n =, las Audubon Av: MsrxarrthA
and hndresso Friedel TO Mary korner.
to Emily L Btrd.or"' VI '.',..::..",,,!. 1000
Henry RAAbO Sons. Il yr.................. 1900
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Board atanted.
Grading Autels mud RESTAURANTS.

dQDsT 253 wEsT-Phy sioan offers thres rear
dO light rooms for board and care OF rooms
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FURNISHED guums & apartments to I'd


Q1sT ST., 23 EAsT-liandsomolyf furnished 'front.'
- sunny rooms for bachelors or married couplesI
breakfast optional.
y iTH ST. 1853 EAST-very desirable. han dsomeiy
cI furnished room on second floor: running
desired,
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BRONX.
thorough NJ The BroRr.)


Lot IT. map prop W A and Ii G MApes: near
We leicester village: Margaret Charles to
william Arrow. Rdn. &c, .,..,.........,. $3.50
Cauidwcll Av Wa. l75 lbbth ct; william
Gordan TO Charles Petersen, yr..."... 1000
Washington av cor Morris 81 also
eriy Morris at joseph II ihan. exr and
trustee 10 EmmA l. Hojcr yr,.....,.,... 20. coo
Lot AN. block p. uendei map Mapes
estate; John Johnson to Hudson p Rose.
Lot $50 block p, man Mapas estate: GUSTAV
Bihuldorii to Hudson Hose, yra,....... 400
Lot lib. map ST RAYMOND park Mary
Wagner to Hudson p Hose, yr,,,.,.,... 500
Southern Boulevard, n cor l3Ith Vt, eN-
Hnds to l36th at; Cora II and George W
Itsth ct, ss, $50 Brook Az, also i4sth at,
SIS 27b Brook ay; Jacob Weinhelmer to
EmjgrAnt Indus Swings Bank, iyr..... 1000
Caldwell av,wn, 2bO l56th st. also
Union Nv: old line, 9 7a.b Home st;
Charles Petersen TO Louis and John
wcstchest-r av, Q cor Catherine at, Fred
erick Keller 70 Eastchester Savings Bank;
Traverse road, at 2ooth st. 40, at n W cor
Valentine ay. Chas N Hay ward to Anna
Rogers. demand. ...........,...,.. ,.... 1880
l8pih at n g. gd.s " Simpson at. FL and
Alfred Ericsson to Mary b Upham, yrs. o.7bo
Simpson at W 8, Oh.s losth IT; same to
Marion av, 8 0 8, l2d. ! q n southern Bouls.
ward; Sophia Berth to Gath smith,
lS+,h at. S6a Il; Frank sabulta to Anna
,dad Zipp Forest Az; Coleman s'''
burke to Ellen Mulhollani Us yrs.... 1900
ForlhAm road, n y. AS wldeped, l2S.l1
Valentine Av; John Briggs to Samuel
HymAn. y month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o7b
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tEaR Of TSNA az, b,tesea Fourtssrh and ffoA ss.)
Lexington sv. " s7.7 n losth o.; MARY K
and Thomas y McCAnerty to Ab Quaek.
subush. , yrs ..........-..... ..-.-..... 1000
18th 1t -. ado + 4th av; Bernard c Gerksn
and ano as eirs. 30. to German Savings
bank, " ...... 80. .........,........ 1900
Par Az 1907 Lagard I. card TO North River
Saw ng~ Bank ayr ....- ,....,.,..,.,.. 1000
10Th at, n .. $50 ID Ay; Jacob Antopalsky
20 Joseph @ Levi trustee. &c, yr.,....... 10 900
Same pr lporty; same q same, yr...:..;.. 2.2oo
lpth IT. SO Fast: Joseph Bruekner and John
Olson Jr % Bernheim Il schmidt; ga
loon lease demand ..... .......... ........ l,Soo
to iuita6iO Lifs Assurance Go. yrs .... 10000
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Assignments OF Mortgages.

Barth. Leopold. to Jacob Iauohhe!moE nom
Co. trustee 60 900
arsin. Peter, exor, &C, to Peter Grein.... 10000
Same to same,.,.,.... .,.,.,,.,.......... bOon
Same to Margaretha Hoffman, ....-...... 1000
Same to August BrrRener, ,.,...,..,....... 10000
Hnck, Anna, to Lucy knlot. y part. 1000
Powell. Wilson III, TO Mary Whitson... 5000
Snyder. Theo X. TO Grace l. Hoffman,. 500
Schoonenberger, Fredk J. to Lillian Herr
The City Mortgage Co to Continental Trust
Title daarantcc ana Trust Co to Chas i''
DS@ont 'I...;....... i;..,.";..y,,.,...,., 1850
Tanohsr, .;;,.,......... Ia.Sa7
and sno sIors -, .......... 10000
Lippold. Mary A, to ChAs GrubeIt -, 400
Mccarthy. Florence J, to Joseph stegA
Powell, Sarah ii. to WIN NJ jackson and Ino. '''O
trustees; &c 1000
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-TH ST, - wEST-Nicoly furnished sineis
i Z rooms with board; table boarder. wAntedt
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West side.
OPPOSITE WALDORF.
some second floor: private bathj single
rpfsrences il West JA1 u

W
Handsome second floor: private batht single
rooms: references. ~ West 33d IT,
ISTH ST., ~ WEST Clean, comfortable, heated
40 hall rooms with closets; quiet. well.kspt
house; references.
. TIN ST. u WEST. near BrOadway.-Rooms with
81 or without private hath; steam heat; elevator
excellent table dhptc restau rnnt in neighborhood
2DDsT,2l wEST-square and SIM gle rooms: bathss
- breakfast optionaS refer, n ges exchanged.
C0D ST. 10 wFSr-Handsomely appoined suite,
~ suitable for physician or bachelor square
room; breakfast OPTIONAL attendance; reference.
GOD 1T. III wEST-targe sunny room; second noos
- front: gentleman or gentleman and wifsi
American family.
SETI ST. ia WIS Very handsome room.
on dressing room connecting; ample closets; suit.
able for two gentlemen, house and service high
class; neighborhuod select,
1oSTii ST., 2i7 wEST-Nirsiy furnished large
lcc and small rooms heated; excellent location
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Srlfr board.
East side.

A -IInE. 25TH at. Large and small roomr e.
n. cellent board special term. for season: central
MADISON Az. 1b3 and ib5-Hsndsorns .eoona
vi and third floor square rooms with board: ref
ences
ST. ALBAS's-B. w. DE FOREST. PROF.
Z, and v East 8lst st-Central location; desirs
able roJnsi private baths: par or dining room.
DSTH ST, l24 FAST well.furnshed. comfort
~ able and large rooms: excellent table and
service parlor dining ROOM central location refer
tnces exchanged.
21sT ST, u EAST near 9th AZ. -HAnd.orn ely fur.
- nished large room on first floor, with eIcellenh
board; references required.
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twsH u Fvn az. between Fosrt,sna ard fioA d
loS,h 1t, n 9, 76v Columbus av. Rudolph
Elnb!ger to l. h Il Sutro. trustees, .

yrss''''...'... .'.....','.,,.'... sl.o<
c7th IT. n ., 100 nth av, Augustus
Meyers TO Broadway savings Institution.
K.tS 7 NJ 'oEc. I.as"h"la, syr., .. 80. 1906
Tooth si. l4p W, ChAs c Bake 70 tmgrant
industrial say' ng. BSni r',.....'..,.. I2.oc
p4th a. . =. IES Q Columbus av, MarRAret
savings Bank; J. yr : 49,. ,''''''' 1000
goth st I61 W, Maud Van b Holmes to
s2d sou w. Barbara Schonenberger to
Fred Sch pnsnb-rR-r. lyr ....-,,..... 100
p.ak. yr o",' soc
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miscellaneous.

HIGHLY recommended board, rooms, ruitss; prf-
IL yate families not ahvertisingi furnished apart
inspected; full particular.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY
II4a IroAdwny Oath.
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West Side.

I -TH ST. - wEST-Sicely furnished sineis
= rooms with boArGi table boarder. wantedt
reference.
DlTH ST., 30 WEST. near Bro,d way-Soely fur
II nished rooms with excellent board; every con-
Nebicncei central location. spanish spoken.
OETH ST., bs wEST-IArge front room, second
~ floor; small room adjoining; excellent tablet
tarHicnt- and table boarders accommodated; refer
enees required.
OSTH ST., 81 WEST. near INSTRUMENTATION
~ larlesqUArrro IN with private Ath; also single
room; table unsurpassed. excellent attendance.
OOD ST. ~ AND no WEST near Broadwsy)-Ths
~ Sihlock; rooms en- suite with prlvat. baths.
also single rooms. superior table. house and attend
Ancs uneEcelled.
Oath ST., 81 wEST-Comfortable and sunny
Ct second and third floor rooms; large closetAt
convenient location references.
9th ST. ee wEST-Few choice rooms, horse !ust
% opened: newly doc rated and furnished
through out; table and service unercelled; tAbls
guests Accomn olAted references required.
O-TH at. AND CENTRAL PARK wEsr-The Cor-
~ nell newly furnished rooms; rnite OF sing
ly steam heated; southern eIposurei running
water excellent table, elevator.
Brooklyn.
A SHLAyD PLACE, Is, near Fulton st-eupsrior
"a board. room and FIRE. 80. 90. provsmonts; good
home
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

That there are five thorsand theatres IN Amer
ica, and that one million and half people attend
them each week day night, spending seventy NIL
lions Of dollars year on theatre-goinR, are sur
prieing facts with which Mr.. Franklin Fyles, the
dramatic editor of the New York Sun. will open
an important series in the next issue OF Inc
Ladies' Home journal The series will be called
..The Theatre and Its People, and Will run
through seven numbers Of the magazine, lavlshiy
illustrated with pictures made by twelve different
artists The articles will treat OF every phase OF
the theatre, the play and the actor, from the IN
side, and will tell how theatre is managed; the
actual money which plays have made; how an
actor ie trained and what the actors are actually
paid how play is written and what the authors
receive; how play is rehearsed; the hrst nigh'
Of q play; how the actresses make Hp and
what they use; and in minute way the two lat
articles will show what goes on behind the scenes
on the stage during . performance It is curl
ous fact that this will be the fret time that the
theatre and the actor have ever been exhaustive
~ treated in y magazine, and that there 10 nc
book on the subject IN existence.
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Cloak Sale

of ladies, misses and children
cloaks at A. Mittlestaedt's on
Tuesday, Oct. 10, at which time
a special agent Of Beitieid & Co,
Cloak Manufacturers, will be
present and show an immense
stock Of fall and winter goods,
consisting of a full line Of Cioaks,
Jackets, Collarettes and Shirts.
Rememb Der the date, Oct. 10.
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Forever Fifty Years.

Mrs. WINSLOW SOOTHING
SYRUP has been used for chill
dren teething. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea
Twenty five cents u bottle.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for
in the Milbank Post Office Sept.
20, 1899.
Battaick MIR. stephen Onstad Miss Selma
Hubert, Leo Ross, Mr barney
Jauson, Thom. smith, Mrs. 4. e.
Jamison. Mr. Bert Stotler. Mr.. Frank
oleson Mr G. b. Jauson, Thorn. (packageo
Remaining uncalled for Sept. 9th.
Ross. Mr.. Leo Rush, Mr.. William
Ferry Mr. w H. Rnish, Mr.. Jacob
Gertson. Mr.. Joe Sieser, Mr.. John
Hanson, Miss Minnie Smith, MI. A. l.
Jonps j T. sullivan, Miss Mary
Martin, Mrs, Mary Whaien, Mrs. Lizzie
Myres. Mr. John Wiseman, NJ, ID.
Zimmerman, Mr. Frank (2)
In calling for any Of the above
please say advertised : and give
date of advertisement. II net
called for in fifteen days will &c
sent to the dead letter office.
II. &C. ROSE,
p, NJ
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29
Church Dedication

The new church which has
been built at Stockholm. this
summer will be dedicated On
Sunday, Oct l, at 10 a. m. There
will be quite a number OF the
Mission Friends ministers pre-
sent and if possible the presid-
ing elder. The services will be
il Swede and English, and all
are invited.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

Aberdeen News:-Wednesday,
October 4th, will be Ortonville
and Big Stone day at the Grain
Palace. Special trains will run
Oh the Milwaukee and there
should be q large attendance
from those and intermediate
towns. Aberdeen people go to
the lake by the score, keeping
up their visits all summer, and
i is believed the people in those
parts will want to play big re
turn engagement, or make the
conventional party call. When
they come they may depend upon
having the biggest kiado t a time.
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Dress making.

Miss Ada Herritt wishes to
announce that she is prepared to
Understanding by the day in the
latest styles and Unsatisfactory
manner. Enquire at home Of w.
J. Weddell.
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Church Notices.

Episcopal services Sunda, as
follows: 10:45 a. m. morning
prayer, litany and sermon. 7:3O
D. m. evening prayer and sermon.
Sunday school every Sunday at
noon. Saturday evening lecture
and rehearsal at 500.
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To the Inter State Grain
Palace Exposition to be held at
Aberdeen Oct. End to 7th excur-
sion tickets will be sold Sept.
3Oth to Oct. Z. good until Oct. 9th
at one fare for the round trip.
F. H. MILLS, Agt
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The deposits of farmers, stock
men, laborers and miners in the
banks of the state exceed the de-
posits of it's merchants, capital
lists and professional men by
nearly $4,000
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Excursion Rates.

The Milwaukee will sell round trip
tickets to Ortonville and Big Stone
City every Friday and Saturday, good
until the following Monday. at 40
cents for the round trip. This rate
will be in effect until September 3Oth,
1899. r. II. MILLS, Agent.
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front of the wagon and the
wheels passed over his body,
breaking two of his ribs. He
was taken to Pete Larson S and
DR.. Fanset reset the fractured
ribs, and though a man we'll along
in years, is doing we'll.
One of the pleasant and motto
able features Of the late carnival
and street fair which was so
successfully held in Milbank was
the entire absence Of the "faker
The assurance that the skin
games and gam bling Of all kinds
was strictly prohibited added
much to the success Of the fair :.
The management did very
wise thing when they kept the
celebration free from it, and are
to be commended for establish
ing the precedent.
Some queer stories are being
told of a pair of travelling doctors
who have been making head
quarters here in Milbank of late.
There was one Instance where
one of these fellows secured a
good round fee and prescribed
for a woman and the treatment
nearly proved fatal. 1t was be-
lieved the woman was going to
die and the neighbors We're sum
moned and local physician call
ed in to care for her. The same
fellows made a visit to a farm
house in Big Stone township
while the husband was away
threshing and the woman alone
in the house. They had learned
the woman was an invalid and
one of them made his way into the
house without knocking, and al
though the woman protested and
stated that she did not want any
treatment from them he insisted
on giving her an examination,
and went so far as to take hold
Of her. At this the frightened
woman tainted and fell to the
floor. This probably scared the
rascal as he heimmediately took his
departure l; will be we'll for
people in the country to set the
dog on these fellows should they
come around. They are un,
doubted fakes of the worst kind.
The only safe thing is for people
to leave these travelling doctors
severely alone. In ninty nine
cases out Of a hundred they are
frauds and quacks, and the soon
er people learn this fact the bet
ter it will be for them II you
need doctor the local physician
is certainly your only reliable
/ help. When you commence te
have anything to do with these
J travelling quacks you are pretty
| sure to meet with disaster, ane
, those who don I know this fac
generally learn it by sad ant
costly experience.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

Admiral Dewey gave the New
Workers somewhat of a surprise
by arriving in the harbor a
couple of days before they ex
pected him. George is quite a
Joker, he did the same thing down
at Manila something over year
ago.
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Married. !.

4, the home of and by ]. V. R.
Priest, Esq, in Vernon town
ship, on Sunday, Septemb ber,
a, Mr.. Andrew Hayten and
Miss Malnetta Atkinson, both
of Grant county.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

We have a few good grade
buggies and platform wagons
which will se closed out a. low
figure. Call and see them before
they are gone.
LINDQUIsT & JOHNSON.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

Threshers and others engaged
in farm work had the
weather made to order for them
last week
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29
ONE HAPPENINGS.

bME HAPPENINGS.
loat-No. /, northern 5Sc.
55c
Is Emma Nixon and Mr..
n of Melrose left for Mitch
E,esday to attend the college
7, Nicholson, Mrs. Jas.
hart's father, leaves to-day
Eisit to friends at Canton IN
state.
Will Mount and wife have
spending a week at the
home Of f. B. Webster IN
on.
Is Clara Bullard of Big
township is employed ~
millinery store of Mrs. L.
light.
y McCollum was laid up
10 the week with an abscess
q Of his limbs, and which
% be lanced.
H Jones of the Revillo
was up to the county seat
rday looking up business
ers.
of, I. D. Aldrich left yester-
for Il visit to Rochester,
his home before coming
buth Dakota.
gular meeting of the w. Il.
6ursday afternoon Oct. ). 1t
portanu that every member
I'D be present.
S Clare Daniels went to
hfeld the first of the week
j visit among friends and
lives at that place.
IS. Shum way, of Montevideo,
ter Of Mr.. A. A. Story OF
Brooks who had been on a
to the latter returned home
Saturday.
III Cleveland, Jr., is building
levator at Renville, Mimi,
when he finishes the struc
expects to take up his resi-
Fein Minneapolis.
iss Josephine Armstrons
Is this week for Faux
where her mother has open
millinery store and Miss
phine goes there to assls
n the store.
k. Thos Street, one OF tn
essful farmers Of Adam:
Pship was in town Wednes
Mr.. Street has threshet
$4,000 bushels Of Whea
his farms this year, ant
his other crops, all of Whlcf
NADIA favorable yield, n
ELL pleased.
stmaster John Movius 0
|erwood was a caller in tn
AID office for a few minute
erday while on his way west
AZ drove down from Lidger
to his old home at 81
e City a day two before
reported all the old III
e people now at LidgerWoo
Plng IN a prosperous way.
be Wagner mill and elevate
W running ia full day an
operation. Cash i, pal
Vheat or -four exchanged 70
Pame. There is no Waiiin
your grist, even your bi
OF feed to grind is ready fc
before you leave town; bu
pest OF all is the -four is OF
ght.
7. + D. Ely. who went
ago some two weeks ago a.
panied by Mrs. Ely. submi
q surgical operation la'
The operation, Whic
lsted Of the removal of q
!lon on the neck, was su
iuliy performed and NJ
doing as nicely rs coul
expected, and will probabl
pome during the week.
pe HERALD ADVANCE b;
turned out a very compile
logue Of the course Of stud
rams, rules and other /
alton Of the city school
a picture Of the scho
alng on the cover page.
sal OF the pamphlet W
that the city schools a.
O-date, thorough and pr
|slye in til cir work.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

The Aberdeen Grain Palace
opens pext Monday and con
tinues during the week. Be
sides the agricultural exhibit a
fine list of attractions has been
secured among these beln g
DR.. Carver, the famous rifle shot,
and his diving elk and diving
horse, the Boston Ladies Sym
phony Orchestra, Durno the
wizard, etc. The railroad issues
excursion tickets at half fare
during the week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

Plankinton Mail: -"The best
sermon ever preached in this
place was the description OF
Rev. O. Williams effort of last
Sabbath evening by an aged hear.
er. Re-. William S sermons last
Sabbath morning and evening
were much enjoved by full con
gregations. Mr. Williams and
family resided in Plankinton for
three years some time since.
He was during his residence here
pastor of the Methodist church
and endeared himself to our
people, as did his entire family.
The children Ella and Paul. will
be placed in school, in the Oak
ota University for the ensuing
year.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

r,rE nENTIST-H Has the room
ROSS n,s Clothihg Store, and is iu
q af,esn reel days of each month
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29
In vol, XXI, NO. 3.
rr vol Xxx. NO, ..

FREEBoRN., .,spssia'.s.IApt'eoeatses pTeIaasrAt ort"n
!t!snr h!r' days OF each. month.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

MCbn, a,,o Dr 80 Ashton. will be
suscessG;,n n Milbank, from the 10Th OF
omce,, he ,st Bridge work specially
4 guaranteed.
FOR SALE-A handsome high
hah .,sd4 90 wheei-at S2o
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

front of the wagon and the
wheels passed over his body,
breaking two of his ribs. He
was taken to Pete Larson S and
DR.. Fanset reset the fractured
ribs, and though man well along
in years, is doing we'll.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

Mrs. l. M. Helms, of Big Stone
City is visiting Mrs. Neuenburg
and other Milbank friends.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-09-29

northern 5Sc.