The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-05-25
Have you tried G.. L. Woods
new swing? 1t beats them all.

Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at Z per cent straight.
Can pay as you wish.
Thad T.. Fuller is spending the
week at Bowdle from which place
he will return r-land, driving
Mr.. Candles team.
Will Dillman of Revillo was in
town Monday to meet Mrs. Dill
man, who had been attending the
Rebekah Assembly at Mitchell
last week.
Mrs. w. Fl. Johns AID three
children left last week for Groton
where they will visit for about
two weeks with Mrs. Johns sis
ter, Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. John Burgan, accompan-
led by her young son Leoe, will
leave the latter part Of the week
upon visit to her former home
at Tower City, N. D.
l. d. Aldrich of the Big Stone
Headlight recently disposed of
his residence property in Mil
bank, and is this week moving
his family to Big Stone.
Mrs. Mcmillan. of Aberdeen,
mother of Mrs. A. w. Glenn, arriv-
ed Wednesday upon visitin this
city for few days. She is the
guest of A. J Hits and family.
Herman Long and wife. Of
Waseca county, Mimi, are visit
ing Herman Liebing and family
of Grant Center Twp. Mrs.
Long is a sister of Mrs. Liebing.
Mrs. r. H. Battey, one of the
early residents Of this city, and
now residing in Minneapolis, ar
rived Tuesday upon a visit to c..
H. Hevener and family, Of Alban
Twp.
In making mention of the long
stream Of teams loaded at Wood
Bros. lumber yard last Monday,
we made slip in the number.
It should have been fourteen in
stead of twelve.
A. H. Tasker, who is in charge
of Gold & Co.'S business at
Albee, while out driving near
Albee on Tuesday captu ed eight
young wolves. At three dollars
head bounty he made pretty
good days wages.
Chris Wempner returned the
first of this week from Bow Bells,
N. D., where he las govern
ment claim. He reports Fred
Philleo and other former Grant
County people as being pleased
with the country and doingnlcely
Inancther column noticeis given
! to owners of dogs, and the city
authorities state that the law will
be strictly enforced. So If you
have abow- WOW that you really
love and desire to see live out his
allotted days, you should at once
procure a tag for him.
A special telegram was receiv-
ed by the HERALD ADVANCE
Monday morning announcing the
arrival of young republican at
the home of Byron Davis in
Grant Center township. Byron
saws that while the youngster
won t vote for a score OF years
he can holler for Mckinley now.
The Milwaukee road has a
gravel train at Ortonville, with
crew of seventy-five men, at
work near the depot. 1t is the
intention to gravel the roadbed
as far west as Aberdeen, east to
| Montevideo, and north on the
Fargo Southern, as rapidly as
sufficient help can be obtained.
During the adjourned term OF
circuit court last week, Mr.. Geo.
IL. Lavery, of Chicago, who was q
witness in one Of the cases, was
a visitor in the city, the guest OF
County Judge Owen. Mr. Law
ery is chairman of the executive
committee of the American In
dustrial League, the repu blican
organization for thedissemlnatlon
Of protection literature, and IS an
enthusiastic and thorough going
republican.
Mr.. Frans Lindqulst last week
was appointed game warden for
Grant county by Governor Lee
In this connection we desire tc
tender q little friendly advice
parties who are in the habit O
violating the game laws. Frans
has an eagle eye, and if he gets
after an offender he is very liable
tn catch him and show him but