The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-03-16
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day with Milbank friends.
John Williams who has been
east with car of cattle returned
home Tuesday night.
The tenth grade, High school,
will hold a class party at court
house this evening.
G. W. Phanco of Corona was
attendingbusiness matters in the
city Wednesday.
Save your scrap iron. You
can get highest price for ali old
iron at second hand store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Malsed of
this city went to Corona Wednes-
day evening to attend the Degree
of Honor lodge.
A home talent musicale is in
preparation to be given April 6,
under the auspices ofthe Epworth
League Of the M. E. church.
w. W. Wilson, the janitor at the
public school has had partic-
ularly bright little school girl
added to the roll at his home this
week.
Our Good Templars number
nearly sixty members, a class Of
twenty will be initiated next
Tuesday. A surprise is in order
at the next meeting.
Mrs. G Gorge Williams went to
Illinois yesterday morning,
where she will join her husband
and where they will make their
future home.
Wm. Daily received word day
or two ago that his daughte-,
Mrs. Lizzie Montgomery had bro
ken limb by falling on an icy
pavement in St. Paul, and had to
be taken to the hospital.
A slipper social will be held
at the school or dist No. 4,
Alban on Friday evening, March
90. Everybody cordially inyit-
ed, the proceeds to go to the pur-
chase of a flag.
In the Elmira items last week
it was stated that "Mrs. Maggie
Moynagh" had made purchase
Of some land. The item should
have read "Miss Maggie Moy-
nagh
Fred Sneider, the salesman at
E. II. Johnson & Cos, returned
the first Of the week from his trip
to Elgin, Iowa, where he had
been called a short time ago to
the bedside of his brother who
is seriously i'll.
We have received copy of the
American, a newspaper publish
ed at Manila, and which giTes an
account of the work Of the 3rd
u. S. infantry, the regiment to
which Herman CroWl of this city
is attached.
D. +. Sanders, Of Blooming
Valley was in town last week
making arrangements for the
purchase of the Will Mather
farm in Blooming Valley. Mr..
Mather intends to go to the
Pacific coast.
Nichol & CroWl, the coal and
wood dealers are selling at the
lowest living prices an excellent
quality of hard and soft coal.
Prompt delivery made to all
parts of the city. Telephone
No IA.
Remember that A. L. Abbott
will be pleased to call at your
house and show you what he can
sell you in he way Of bibles. He
is ais 0 agent for the only authoriz-
ed edition of the Life Of Moody,
the great evangelist.
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to Sisseton last week and founda
mostenterprising and lively town
at the other end of the branch.
The town is splendidly situated
to control the trade Of a wide
scope of country, and as its
citizens are largely composed OF
wide awake hustlers, the in
dications all point to the
fact that Sisseton is to be one 81
the best towns in this portion OF
the country.
A petition has been signed
and filed with the auditor ask
ing for vote on the license ques
ton at the coming munlclpa
election next month. No vote
was had on this question las1
year but two years ago an IN
creased vote against the saloor
was shown to exist, and it is be
lieyed that the sentiment has