The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-09-07
MILBANK. S. D., FRIDAY, SEPT. I, 1900.
Wanted-A girl at City Hotel.

Mrs. Downie and Bessie have
returned from an extended visit
to Rice county, MINI.
When out shopping don't for
get a can of those fresh oysters
at Schad & Co. S meat market.
Thos. Kippen of Alban was
among the visitors to the Mime
sofa state fair who left Monday
G. D. Fairchild is building
quite a large barn just west of
Helms, Neuenburg Cos lumber
sheds.
W. J. Let's, the blacksmith, is
prepared to do your plow and
lay polishing, besides all kinds
of blacksmithing.
Governor Andrew Lee was
aboard the east bound train yes
terday morning on his way to the
Minnesota cities.
DR.. Daniels is taking in the
state fair at Hamlin and making
a short visit to his old home at
Mortified, MINI.
For Sale Cheap-N. J of S. E.
I sec. 90, Town 100, Range 81, in
the town Mazeppa, Grant Go.
Enquire Of B. G.. Buri.
Miss Theo Reeve, of Red Wing,
Mimi, who has been visiting rel
atives in this city and vicinity
returned home yesterday.
Fred L. Harris has severed
his connection with the Review
and will devote all his time to his
paper, the South Dakota Good
Templar.
Among the premiums to be
awarded by the carnival con-
mittee will be one for the finest
private booth, and one for the
prettiest lawn decorations.
The family of Mayor Saunders
are enjoying visit from friends
from Wymore, Neb., Miss
Beatrice Fenton and friend and
Mr.. Arthur Fenton.
Mr.. John Corskie, who was
engaged to teach the Willow
Bend school, having resigned
with the expectation of moving
west, Miss Esther Partridge has
been engaged to finish the term.
Burt Washburn, who has been
employed by J. A. Fuller in
Stockholm during the harvest,
received word the first of the
week from his home in Wiscon
sin of the sudden death OF a little
son.
Mr.. Thad Fuller is enjoying a
visit from his younger brother,
Harry, who remains here for a
week or two, and then goes on to
attend the Minnesota university,
entering the law department Of
that institution.
The Milbank Grocery company
with r. H. Hoag as manager, has
opened up in the Poppe store
building, with a fine assortment
of selected groceries and flesh
fruits, which you are invited to
call and examine.
We think that Mr.. Reuben
Black OF Elmira, can show up the
best crop of oats we have heard
of in this locality this year. On
q forty-four acre patch he
threshed some fifty bushels an
acre. The oats were OF the Sill
yer Mine variety, and were Sc
cured from Saulzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wood re-
turned the first of the week from
an extended trip 20 the Yellow
stone park and the Pacific coast
in Washington. Oregon,
and British Columbia, returning
via the Canadian Pacific route,
after q most enjoyable trip OF
sightseeing and excursions IN
that wonderland of the continent.
Messrs. r. T. Rodgers and
N. I. Lowthian. returned from the
G. A. r. reunion at Chicago the
irst of the week. Their comrade
Fitch has failed to show up, and
it is gravely suspicioned that
they may have done away with
him in some way, though later
reports say he was last seen IN
Minneapolis and we understand
they produced him on yesterday
afternoon s train.
Quite q mum Der of the young
people OF Milbank, who have
been home enjoying the summer
vacation, have left for their
schools in various parts, to teach
nr he taught. Among these be-