The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-09-14

Judge Fuller was visiting with
his son Thad the first of the
week.
Editor Dillman of the Revillo
Item was doing the county seat
last Friday.
When out shopping don't for
get can of those fresh oysters
at Schad & Co. S meat market.
For Sale Cheap-N. of S. E.
1 sec. 20, Town 100, Range 81, in
the town Mazeppa, Grant Co.
Enquire of 3, G. Buri.
J. G. Elliot, S. M. Pasco and J.
G. Wood spent a couple of days
during the week in chicken
shooting expedition.
Miss Nellie McCallister, for
mer teacher in the school here, is
visiting friends in Milbank, the
guest Of Mrs. G. Mittelstaedt.
Mrs. S. M. Pasco, who had
been spending a portion of the
summer at her old home at
Cresco Iowa, returned home
Saturday.
Read the fine list Of premiums
that are offered by the carnival
management. published in an,
other column. The list will
aggregate nearly S4, 900.
Nearly an accident from fire
occurred at the E. H. Johnson
store last evening while the
lamps were being lighted. A
hand grenade quickly extinguish-
ed the flames.
Mrs. John Walsh, who had been
spending the past year in Mime
apolis, has returned to make her
home in Milbank, where her
property interests are and where
she prefers to live.
Are you preparing to come to
the Milbank carnival. Some
fine attractions in amusements
will be presented in addition to
the splendid exhibits of Grant
county products.
Mr.. E. S. Healy was enjoying
visit from his father, who
comes from Mapleton, Minn.
The old gentleman went up to
Lura this week for visit with
the boys on the reservation.
Members and friends of the
M. e. aid society to the number
of fifty drove out to the home
of Mrs. V. Farnham Thursday
and had picnic dinner IN the
grove. All report a most en-
| ioyable time.
Attorney L. ] Palda, has be-
come interested in coal mlnlng
in North Dakota, and is spending
much Of his time up there. he
has not yet decided to move there
and will keep his headquarters
in Milbank for some time.
The family of w E Wander
WORT are enjoying visit from
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanchet, cousins
of Mr.. Vandervoort. Their
home is in Tomah, Wis, and
they are now on their way to
Valley city, n. D., for a visit.
They have their two little sols
with them.
Mr.. A. G. Lender is making g
closing out sale and offering his
entire stock Of men $, youth $
and children's clothing at sacrl
fee prices. Read his advertise,
ment in another column, and II
in need of clothing call early be
fore sizes are broken and you
will be able to secure what you
want at figures that Will SURPRISE
you.
lens Peterson of the Mllbank
laundry is constantly adding ne"
machinery to his establishment
for the better perfecting OF h's
laundry work. His latest addl
ton is an "edge ironer Tor Worh
on standup collars and cuffs. !
IS used for taking off the rougf
edge from these garments ane
Give q fine finish to the laundrleo
| work. Milbank is to be congrat
ulated on having an up-to-date
laundry in every respect.
Editor Aldrich, of Big Stone
returned home last week from {
couple OF weeks visit to Idaho
where he has a farm, ane
brought with him several apples
Of mammoth size from his trees
The region is particularly fin'
fruit country,as these specimens
would indicate, and this years crol
A.1c-lv largo and of I'M