The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-12-15

Mrs. Fl. nj Sullivan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Warning are /
)u a visit to their son at
Matt Rourk is building a
good sized barn on his residence
lot in Bartlett S addition.
Nelson wants you to look over
his line Of holiday goods at his
new store in the Bouck building.
You will find many useful and
articles, on Wood
Bros 5 and 10 cent counters.
Call and be convinced.
Monogram brand of sweet
corn is acknowledged TO be the
best. We carry a number OF
other brands. NJ. S. DRUECKER.
Lawyer Bouck is this week
moving into his new quarters
over the Nelson drug store
where he has a very fine suite of
rooms for his law Offices.
The S1S order for dry goods at
the Stone & Sullivan store will
be given away by the Myrtle
Vinton Company at the opera
house tonight.
Messrs. Williams & Malsed
shipped two cars of stock to
Chicago last week and Mr.. Will
liams took two more to Sioux
CITY the first of week.
Regular meeting of the Mason
ic blue lodge and election OF Of
ficers will take place next Thurs
day evening. All craftsmen are
requested to be present.
The ladies of the M. f. aid So
ciety will give their annual chick
en- pie dinner on Friday, Dec.
90. Dinner served from . to !
O'Clock in Wood Bros. building.
The insane man recently
brought down from Blooming
Valley, who has been in the Gus
tody of the sheriff since, was las,
week taken away by friends in
Roberts county who will care for
him.
Will Cleveland, ir., and wife
came on the afternoon passenger
Tuesday on their way to Strand
berg. Mr.. Cleveland is making
a specially Of elevator building
having just erected one at Ken
Vile. and is on his way to Strand
berg. where he has a contrac
to build one Of $4,000 bushe
capacity.
T. w. Thorndike the Biz
Stone elevator man and garden
er was up at the county seat las
Saturday and sold a quantity 9
beans to merchants here
Frank had an excellent crop Q
beans last season and has ship
ned some hundreds of bushels Q
a choice variety to seed firms i
New York state.
Among the recent real estat'
transfers was the sale OF quar-
tor section in Grant Center town
shin by Mrs. J. Bosworth t
Fred Fenner for s4,2oo. Ar
other sale was that Of the quartz
section owned by H. }. Benedlc
IN the same township and JUS
west of the city, to Michigan
Fairchild for $4,000, Mr.. Bent
: dict to retain possession until IN
, harvest Of next year s crop.
Attention is directed to the &C
vertisement Of the old and r
: liable firm Of Erlandson q Joht
son. The large business who
this house transacts is the yer
hest evidence that they kno'
t the wants of customers, are aol
to supply these wants, and Q
liberal and honest treatment 7
tain the continued patronage
people who once trade with then
While Mr.. Bohn and lad
: were driving in from the coul
: trv to the show Monday evenln
their horse SHE'D at some ooJe'
t on the road near the John Joh1
! son home. Upon investlgatln
. the object proved to be a man
9 a drunken stupor. Mr.. BOZ
q attempted to arouse nm o.
s was unable to do so and came {
y to town TO send out asslstanc
g but before the night pollcems
. arrived there the fellow had . 81 !,
+ ticiently aroused to get out OF =
way. These nights are pref
!. cold for such experiences, al
+ there will undoubtedly be anot
! er Martin case to record oeIo