The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-03-30

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Of Wilmot was in town Tuesday
on his way east.
Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at per cent straight.
Can pay as you wish.
Bessie Downie has been visit
ing at Wilmot during the week
with her little friend Marie Ca BILE.
Mrs. Frank Broadbent,of Ap
pleton, MINI, who had been up
visiting her father, Mr.. Burman,
returned home Tuesday morn
ing
Peter Cramer reports the arri
val of a fine young gentleman at
his home last week, the young
man offering to work for his
board Peter thinks of keeping
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Smiley,
who have been visiting with the
latter brothers, George and
John Lockwood, at Bridgeman.
Mimi, returned home last Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. p. E. Beardsley, who re-
Gently sold his farm in Twin
Brooks, has purchased the Ne,-
son farm in Stockholm, former
ly owned by Godfrey Bloom
berg. Mr.. Beardsley, however,
intends to move into town and
make his home in Milbank.
The G.. A. r. dinner and camp
fire at the court house last Satur-
day was we'll attended by large
number of the old soldiers and
their friends, who are planning to
make the G.. A. r. reunion here
in June a successful and pleasant
affair for the visiting comrades.
The Denver speciality company
high class vaudeville show is
billed for the opera house to-
morrow Saturday evening,
besides songs, dances and
musical novelties, the company
has moving picture and steri-
opticon machine that gives a
fine entertainment.
The Erlandson & Johnson
building has just had lot OF new
shelving put up for the display
of the immense stock Of new
spring goods which they are re
ceiving. When shopping you
will always find it profitable to
call and see the Erlandson 4
Johnson stock. 1t is large,
varied, and Of the latest styles III
all the lines carried.
Messrs. Stone & Sullivan in
another column are calling your
attention to their stock Of spring
aud summer goods. The ladies
always enjoy shopping at this
store, as they generally fine
what they want because of the
large variety carried by the firm
and their efforts to keep up-to
date in styles and patterns. They
: make speciality Of ladies Weal
and household dry goods, to
gether with millinery supplies
Of all kinds.
Jens Peterson, the laundry
+ man, is having his house cover
J ed with new siding Mr.. Peter
son some time ago purchased tn
engine and boiler Of the oil
; creamery plant, and also adde'
) a starching machine to hi
J. machinery, and now has yer.
!, nicely appointed laundry, wit
= machinery and power to tur
out a large amount of work. Il
e is as vet little short Of room
3 needing more drying room
f which he intends to secure bt
j fore long, and will be then we
& provided for taking care OF tn
t steadily increasing bushes
which the satisfactory characte
| of his work is bringing him.
D Messrs. Frank McNult,
Il county superintendent OF Rol
a erts county, j. E. Keefe, count
y superintendent Of Big Ston
), county, and w. T. William
/ county superintendent OF Ira,
# erse county, We're visitors
d Milbank last Saturday in col
sultation with County Sup
J. Ramer, arranging for progral
al and other matters for the sun
o. mer school to be held at TT
4. Chautauqua grounds on 8
If Stone lake this summer. On h
d recent visit to Chicago Fro
5. Ramer made purchase OF Il
A extra seats for the county scho
III building on the grounds, and !
looxyo onnf Il or rnnlflfIf