The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-02-23
S. F. Radcliff of Big Stone
was Milbank visitor yesterday.
John Farrell, of Appleton, was
greeting Milbank friends yester-

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John Farrell, of Appleton, was
greeting Milbank friends yester.
day.
Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at per cent straight. Can
pay as you wish.
Wallace Wood who is attending
the college at Owatonna is home
for a months visit.
Mesdames Bleser and Middle
brook entertained their lady
friends at progressive cinch,
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. David Gamble left for
Marshall. Mimi, the first of the
week to look over some of his
business interestsin that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Wood have
returned from their southern
trip to Florida and the Bahamas
and report a very enjoyable time.
The H. S. Jones farm in Grant
Center, recently purchased by
Gottlob Oehler will be occupied
by Mr.. Oehlers son William, who
is to move or the place.
The ladies aid society will meet
with Mrs. Atkins in special
session next Thursday afternoon.
and all members are requested
to be present as there is work
for all.
Mr.. F. w. Brooks, of Aper-
deem, was shaking hands with
Milbank friends yesterday. Mr..
Brooks is a candidate for del
egate to the republican national
convention.
The best and most beautiful
series of entertainment Of the
season will be given at the Con-
gregational Church, March II,
II and 13 by Cressey with his
famous stereopticon.
Mr.. A. L. Abbott is selling a
large number of his books, the
Life Of Moody He expects
his stock of bibles to arrive to-
day, and he can supply you with
almost anything you need in this
line,
Mrs. p. M. Trowbridge OF
Alban aud her daughter Mabel,
started last Tuesday for Butte
and Anaconda, Mont, where they
go for few weeks visit with
Mrs. Trowbridge's sisters, who
live at those places.
The meat markets are going tc
adopt the cash system, commenc
ing with March 1st, after which
date the credit system will be
entirely abandoned, and pay a.
the time you get your meat vii
be required from all. Patrons
are requested to make note o.
this rule and act accordingly.
Rev. and Mrs. Lachlan Mac
Lean of Yankton, have ISSUED
cards announcing the celebration
of their twenty fifth wedding an
niversary at their home, 60!
Capitol street, Yankton, Monday
evening, March 9th. Mr.. MAJ
Lean was formerly pastor OF tn
Methodist church at Milbank
and his friends here send con
gratulations and wish he ant
his estimable wife mauy returns
, of the day.
Capt. Van Etten, who was an
nounced to give a Temperance
lecture here two weeks ago
was in town last week. His fail
ure to be present at the prev
ious date was accounted for by
miscarriage in the mails, ant
arrangements were made for
union temperance meeting at tn
Congregational church, mex
} Sunday evening to which al
citizens are cordially invited.
Our Corona correspondent
last week stated that an oper
alton for appendicitis had bee'
performed on Celia Kelly Of tha
place. The mistake was proba
bly, made by the fact tn 1t DR.
Daniels, who has charge of tn
case, summoned DR.. Karn TO
consultation, but it was conclud
! ed that an operation was not nee
: essary, and none was performed
The patient is now doing well.
! A number of the Woodman Q
the Milbank camp made a fra
ternal visit to the camp at Twi
Brooks last Saturday evening
) where they we're royalty enter
tanned. After the lodge wor
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