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

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opening, April 12, 13 and IA, at
Stone & Sullivan IS.
Cali and see lot 40, Misses
hose, at Erlandson & Johnson s.
Fifteen cents pair.
Miss Clara Bullard of Big
Stone township is learning the
millinery trade at Miss Shan
mons store.
VIM. Graham of Alban town
ship, goes this week to the An
amoose country in North Dako-
ia, where he has taken up a
homestead.
George Phelan, while playing
baseball one day last week, had
the misfortune to have the ball
strike the end of oae of his fin
gers, breaking the bone in a very
bad manner.
John E. Haggart, of Fargo, and
U. S. marshal for North Dakota,
and H. S. Sleeper, of Spring Val
ley, agent for the Minnesota Ma
chine Company are in town with
matters before the circuit court.
No wares made compares with
the Majestic. The full set is
worth $50, but we are going tc
give a set free with every Ma]es-
tic Range sold at our exhibit
next week at Wood Bros.
Mr.. n. G.. Eclund, a former
resident of Troy, who is now
located at Vasa, Goodhue county,
Mimi; where he is postmaster
and has general store. was up
visiting his Grant county friends
the first Of the week, returning
home yesterday.
The EIiason saloon in the Ber-
kin building was closed with a
sheriff's attachment last week,
and the proprietor is not to be
found. One Of the very best
ways of closing up the saloon is
by starving them by lack Of
patronage if it could be success
fully carried out.
Miss Anna Croal, who has
been employed as clerk in Erland
son & Johnsons store intends to
accompany her brother Frans
to the Sis -eton military reser-
walton to keep house for him,
Mr.. Croal and Mr.. Ralph Helms
having leased lands there to
establish a sheep ranca.
A large number of attorneys
from abroad have been attend
ing court during the week, among
them being the following: W.
E. Purcell. Wahpeton, n. D.; E.
T. Young, Appleton, Mimi; J.
] Batterton, Wilmot, S. D.; w.
D. Lane, Il. M. Bennett, T. M J.
Grant, Howard Babcock, Sisse-
ton, S. d.: r. G. Harrington,
A. B. Kaercher, Ortonville,
MINI; H. H. Potter, Minneapolis,
Mimi.
H. j. Keller, who for a num-
Der OF years has been employed
as foreman in the Herald Office,
left last week for Zumbro Falls,
Mimi, with the intention of
leasing the Independent news
paper of that city. Herbs Mil
bank friends wish him every
success in his enterprise, and
as he is a good printer and a
steady and Industrious young
man he will undoubtedly secure
the success that he merits.
Mr.. L. J. Palda an attorney,
late Of Elgin, Ia, arrived last
week and has taken up his resi-
dence in Milbank to practice his
profession. Mr.. Palda made one
or more visits to Milbank last
year, and was SO well pleased
with the prospects Of our grow
ing city that he has decided to
make his home here. He has
his office over Weddell's res
taurant, and has leased the
Hughes house in the first ward for
his residence.
It was expected that Mayor
Johnson Of Fargo would be here
Thursday evening to talk on
municipal matters, but after the
meeting had been advertised Mr.,
johnson telephoned that owing
to some pressing business al
home he would be unable to come
to Milbank on the date announc.
ed. Mayor Johnson's admins
tration has given Fargo repu
tation far and wide as a well
governed town, and the people
Of Aberdeen secured him for an
address on municipal matters
last Wednesday evening and il
was hoped that the people o1