The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-05-11

"A standard typewriter for $l5
Saturday only-can be seen at
'Pasco's Office.
Presiding Elder Rifenbark
preached morning and evening
last Sunday at the NJ E. church.
A little son of Louis Lind of
Grant Center tell from a wagon
the first of the week and broke
his collar bone.
Messrs. George Rix and S. M.
Pasco with their wives are en-
joying a day or two fishing at
the lake.
DR.. Kriesel reports a case of
typhoid fever, the patient being
Miss Lena Prizinger, residing
near Corona.
Mr.. l.. l. Westby is ready to
take stock in his pasture, which
has running water and is within
the city limits.
Mr.. J. M. Sweeney of the
Minnesota Type Foundry has
been in town during the week,
negotiating with Mr.. Volkmar for
new material for his printing
Office.
Mr.. Burt Olds, of Spring Val
ley, Mimi. "a brother of Milo O.ds
of Corona, has been making a
visit to Grant county, expect
ing to 90 to north Dakota to work
at carpentering.
Messrs. F. B. Roberts and
| wife, w. Ackerman and wife ex-
pect to start for Washington the
first of the week, where thew in
tend to make a visit among
| friends in that state.
Miss Malisch, whose restaur-
ant and bakery business was
interrupted by the fire, which
partly burned the building in
which she was located, is again
nearly prepared for business at
the old location.
We have received from some
of our young friends at Big
Stone City an invitation to attend
the commencement exercises OF
the Big Stone school, which
takes place at the M. e. church
next Friday, May IL.
The adjusters for the several
fire insurance companies have
been around during the week,
making adjustments IN last
| weeks fire losses. We under
stand that the losses in nearly al
of the cases are being satisfac
torily settled.
James F. Roberts and J. Stein
milz of Twin Brooks, captured
five young wolves May 7th
Adolph Lundquist brought II
six Of the "varmint" captured il
Troy township and Mr.. kelle,
killed nine in Melrose township
and collected the bounty yester
day.
Mr.. f. L. Harris, one OF tn
printers in the Review office
) who was quite badly burned O
the hand and slightly on the face
while removing material froI
the office during the fire, has ha
more or less pain from his II
f iured hand. It is now, however
: healing quite nicely, thoug
: slowly, and he expects to hav
t the full use Of the injured men
1 Der before long.
3. 1. Merry of Minneapoli
!. came up Immediately after II
S fire and is experimenting the r
d pairing of his frame buildin
/ which was badly dilapidated y
/ the fire, it being the building
9 which the fremen got control
,, the flames, though on tire on u
e north side and roof. Mr.. Merl
n we understand intends to reno,
D the building some time ~ IL
near future and build Of bricl
J. and in conjunction with M
|. George Merry, who owns the a
e Joining lot, put up double stor
q Mayor Saunders has q noti'
70 in another column giving war
s ing that Sunday base ball is
y !, be prohibited in the city her
! after. The exhibition OF tip:
y . rowdyism, on the streets la
= Sunday when the Ortonvll
y tall players were up here, W
e simply the usual attachment
Sunday ball playing, and =
10 same scenes we're undoubted
le enacted in Ortonville q week
" so ago when the Milbank 3
is players went down to that CIT
p Bali playing Of itself IS a desel