The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-08-31
Wanted-A girl at City Hotel.


of land in Alban township. In
quire of the Bury Bros.
Col Thos. Fitch left last Satur.
day for Chicago to attend the
National Encampment of the G.
A. r.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Bailey
leave Saturday for a visit with
their sons Alfred and Louis ia
ST. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Cook of
Lacrosse, Wis, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Middlebrook, of
this city.
Chas. Nichols, who has been
spending the past two months in
Minneapolis, returned to this
city Saturday.
Miss Josephine Pennock and
Miss Elizabeth B. Kirk, Of Ken
nett Square, Pa, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Nolkmar.
A Washington dispatch says
that Bertin d. Gamble and Thad
l.. Fuller have been admitted to
practice before the interior de-
partment.
Mr.. John Scott is enjoying a
few days visit with his family,
who have been visiting in Mime
sofa and are on their way home
to Oaks, N. D.
One of the Lindsey boys,
while cutting corn one day this
week, quite severely cut his leg
so that it was necessary to make
several stitches.
Miss Olive Mcbride, who has
been spending her vacation with
her parents returned yesterday
to resume her duties as teacher
in one of the schools in Mime
apolis.
Stone e. Sullivan are telling
you in our adv yer S ! n g
columns about clearance
Sale" at their store. There IS
your chance for bargains.
Ed. Larson, of Blooming Val
lev, who has been visiting at
different points in Europe and
taking in the Paris Exposition
returned the first of the week.
Col. Lee Stover of Watertown,
was in town yesterday looking
over the political situation. The
Colonel is one of the leading
candidates for United States
senator.
Street Commissioner Sutclitf
| is doing a good action moving
down the unsightly weeds and
grass along the streets. Let
others do likewise before the
Street Carnival soon totake place
At the board of education
meeting Tuesday evening the tax
levy for school purposes was flx
ed at IS, ,s04 for the general fund
and S462 for the sinking fund, OF
which $500 was to meet payment
Of bond and $162 for interest.
Will Allen, the street sprinkler
reports the arrival Of a fine tel
pound boy at his home last Sun
day, and Will says that with sucf
good luck as that some OF his POI
friends have had the audacity tt
ask him to vote the democratic
ticket.
The large barn and granAry
on the Cy. Sample farm in Al
born was destroyed by fire tn
first of the week. Besides thu
building there were 1900 bushels
OF wheat, horses, 2 cows and !;
lot of hay and other things lost
The origin of the fire IS unknown
Threshing had just taken place.
That Grant county is right II
the fruit belt is attested by
fine sample of apples sent up T
this Office by Geo. Mcintyre an
which was grown on his farm il
Adams township. The fruit wa
Of the Duchess variety, OF unusu
ally large size, and we under
stand Mr.. Mcintyre has quite
mum Der of trees that are glvlnl
a nice yield Of this splendid fruit
Capt. Arthur L. Fuller an
Harry Fuller, Of Pierre, an
Geo. Fry, Of Vermillion, visite
Thad Fuller Of this city, tor sev
eral days this week Ais
taking an outing at Foste
and Ortonville. The two forne
are brothers of Thad Fuller, an
Mr.. Fry is a son Of the late Y. )
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