The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-07-20
Call at the Scha fer market for
fresh vegetables.

wen on MS residence property
on Second street.
Mrs. G.. G. Middlebrook re-
turned home last week from an
extended visit to Wisconsin.
A good S35 bedroom set will
be sold for $50. A good ingram
carpet also for sale cheap.
0. w. ANTELMAN.
DR.. Wagner and family came
out Tuesday from Minneapolis to
have an outing on the ranch in
the western part Of the county.
DR.. Kriesel, who has been
attending Ed. Grouse, i'll with
typhoid fever, at Hartford, re
ports his patient as now coz
valescent.
The members and friends of
kilborn U. B. church are paint,
ing and refinishing their church
in that township, greatly adding
to it's appearance and attractive
ness.
Burt Lundberg has leased the
basement in the Hawes' new
building and has fitted it up for
barber shop, and is about
ready to again perform his ton
serial work.
A large party of young men,
among them Burt Sutcliff, Roy
Lee, Sidney Shannon, Albert
Empson and Burt Burress and
Guy Johnston left last week to
work on the railroad extension
west of Eureka.
Harvesting machines and large
quantities of binding twine have
been going out Of the city dur
ing the past week, and the prob
abilities are that next week
harvesting operations will be
we'll under way.
Mrs. F. Rouchlieu and little
daughter, Of Chicago, old ac-
quaintances of J. B. Stone, are
visiting with the family Of the
latter. Mr.. Rouchlieu was form
erly general agent for the
Osborne company in this state.
Mr.. M. Cross, of Osceola, has
returned from a visit to his friend
and former neighbor Mr. Poppel-
man, at Racine, Wis. Mel. Cross,
has been suffering more or less
from stomach or bowel trouble
of late, and underwent an exam.
nation while in Chicago in hope
of securing relief.
AS will be noticed by the list
of nominations made by the
fusionists at Yankton, Fred 3.
Smith, the Master Workman OF
the grand lodge A. O. y. W.,
received the nomination for sec
retary of state. The candidate
is the gentleman who made the
address at Hartford on, the
fourth. and is an old and init
mate friend of our toWnsman, j.
B. Stone.
Mr.. w. F. Pratt, of Blooming
Valley, well and fayorably known
on the reservation and to many
of our Milbank people, has gone
into the real estate business in
Summit with Mr.. Alexander.
1'he firm handles improved and
unimproved farm lanGs in South
Dakota and Minnesota and are
also agents for Minnesota and
North Dakota railroad lands.
Parties having business with
them will find them reliable IN
every way.
Mrs James Reem, of Melrose,
is receiving a visit from a
brother, Mr.. w. M. White, who
come, from near Allen in Nebras
ka. In the family is daughter
who is nineteen years Of age and
is not taller than four year OLD
cLild, the fact being that the CIR
has not grown any since she was
about that age. Mrs. Reem had
not seen her brother for nineteen
years, and did not know OF his
whereabouts until short time
ago.
| The Milbank friends OF Rev
W. H. Jordon will be pleased te
learn that he has recently re
ceived quite an honor IN oelne
appointed by the commission O
| the general conference OF the
Methodist church to represent
the Methodist Episcopal church
of America and to deliver an ad
dress at the great ecumenlca
conference to be held at London
England, 1901. This conference
is the worlds congress. @