The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1899-10-27
Louis Lind, who lives just
west OF town, has been taken
down with typhoid fever.


down with typhoid fever.
j. E. Jackson has been appoint
ed postmaster at Ortonville, vice
Mrs. Van Inwegen.
Dr. W. [. Mcbride, the dentist
Will be at his office in Milbank,
from Oct. Is to Nov. |.
Mrs. Henry Port made a visit
to the Minnesota cities the first
of the week.
Matt Rourk has placed his
house on his recently purchased
lot in Bartlett S addition.
George Barney came in from
Pierre the first Of the week to
look up some school land matters
for the state land Office.
Look out for stove pedlers.
Don't give them your note on
any account or you will probably
regret it.
The regular preaching servo
es will be held at the M. E.
church on Sunday by the new
pastor, Rev S. G.. Watson.
Mrs. w. Ross and little daugh-
ter left last week for a visit with
friends in Chicago, Mr.. Ross
accompanied her with the inten-
tion of returning in few days.
The Driver lecture to be given
at the Congregational church
under the auspices of the High
School, has been postponed from
the originally date to Friday eve
ming, Nov. 10. The subject will
be "The Anglo-Saxon and
the Future Rulership of the
World.
r. j. Martens a nephew OF
John Martens of ST. Joseph, who
was soldier in the Twentieth
Infantry at Manila, was drowned
last August in the Pasig river
while on duty with his regiment
He enlisted last November at
Leavenworth, kas.
Mr.. E. J. Hinman, who has
recently removed his family
from Wisconsin to Milbank has
purchased the house south o1
the City hotel recently owned BY
Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Aller
has purchased the Mrs. Winch
dwelling.
The Wagner Milling Co. is al
ways ready to take in wheat, III
season and out Of season.
Their magnificent system O
electric lighting turns night IN
to day. They grind their way
out, so there is always room fo'
more wheat. Their feed grind
ing-well there is nothing like 1t
One of the latest fool projects
is that of the Minneapolis Jour
nal to buy watch for DeWe,
out of one penny collections from
the school children Of the north
west. Most of these projects
are solely advertising schemes
OF the newspapers promotln!
them. aud are in reality unmltl
gated nuisances.
A railroad employe by tn
name of Axwel Nelson, VIII
lives at Summit, fell from tn
front end of a handcar Wednes
day evening and was quite ser
iously injured in the spine an'
brain. besides being conslderabl.
bruised about the face and head
Dr. Rose, the company 5 surgeon
was called and attended to M
injuries,
We learn that Mr.. Georg
Empson. jr., aud Miss ILL,
Druecl1er were married IA -
paul the first Of the week ant
are expected home today Caro-
announcing this fact We're re
ceiyed this morning, and statlns
hat the ceremony took place o.
the 25th, and that the newt
welded couple will be at nom
10 friends in Milbank ate
Nov I'D. The young peopl
will receive the hearty congratu
lations of all their friends.
The laundry business OF Jen
Peterson has been SO increasln!
Of late that lie has had to hav
an additional dry house added =
the establishment. Mr.. Peter
son rightly considers the rapl'
growth of his business as IN
hest kind of testimony that ne
doing good and satisfactory Worl
far his custom ers. The peopl
are learning that when they ca
per their laundry work done q
home just as well and just a
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