The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-13

A complete line of pulley belts
just received at Stone & Sulli-
van s.
Rem en- Der that dainty "Majes-
tic lunch next week at Wood
Bros Everybody invited.
Master Percy Baird s friends
surprised him with a birthday
party last Saturday evening.
Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at Z per cent straight.
Can pay as you wish.
Majestic Range exhibit at
Wood Bros, April Is to q. Hot
biscuit and coffee served every
day.
A gentleman from Sphinx
county with a police officer of
that county drove through here
Sunday on the trail of a horse
thief who had stolen span of
horses from near Redfield.
Miss Vincent, one of the Big
Stone City teachers, came up to
attend the Epworth League con
cert last Friday evening and
remained over Sunday with Mil
bank friends.
Saturday April IA, at Stone &
Sullivan's, the ladies of the
Episcopal Guild will have cake,
cut flowers, Easter bonn e S,
Easter handkerchiefs and varie
ty of articles for sale.
The attention of those of our
friends who are wont to look
upon the banking business as an
enemy of social progress, is call
ed to the synopsis of Beveridge' 5
speech on banking in another
column.
Mrs. A. Won Valid has been
engaged to teach the Willow
Bend school and Miss Maud
Rust has been engaged to finish
the unexpired term Of Mr.. Ma
grew at the Mason school house
in Alban.
Messrs. G. A. Ward and W.
G. Trask, of Watertown, who
are handling the Simplex asceta-
line gas plants, have been in
town this week and have put in
one of their plants in the M. S.
Drnecker store
Mrs. S. J. Watson, wife of the
Methodist pastor, left Wednes
day on a visit to the old home
ard friends IN Connecticut Mr.
Watson intends to follow her
later for a short visit in the same
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w, Antelman
have been enjoying a visit from
a neice of Mr.. Antelman, Mrs
Williams Of Lake Mills, Wis, who
brought with her little five year
old neice of Mr.. Antelman, who
is to have her home in the latter S
family.
Clerk Of Courts Prevey last
week secured a pension for the
widow of Samnel Il. Shields OF
this county. The pension is for
SS. 90 month and dates back to
May, last year, with balance due
the deceased husband Congress-
man Gamble rendered the widow
valuable assistance in stirring up
the pension department to
prompt action IN the matter.
Mr.. Z. E. Lam bert, of Renville
Mimi, came up to Mllbank
Saturday last to spend a day
with the family of his brother-in
law, Albert Scharnatta in Big
Stone township. Mr.. Lam bert
is in the lumber business, and
while on his visit to Milbank he
made an inspection of the Wood
Bros. lumber sheds, which are
subject of comment among the
lumber trade as being the most
complete and extensive thing
of the kind west Of the cities.
Louis old Big Stone friends will
be ali pleased to learn that nc
and his family are nicely situated
at Renville, and that they are ~
good health and prosperlng.
Mr.. E. r. Cressey's stereop.
ticon entertainments are the
finest picture exhibitions on the
road, and are richly worthy OF
public patronage. The Sunday
evening exhibition Of views IN
the holy land and in the life OF
Christ, was an impressive ser.
mon in itself, while the War
in the Philippines given Monday
evening was a most interesting
entertainment, and inspiration
in patriotism to every loya
noknton The nictnreS Of the