The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-03-09

road surgeon.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Haver-
land on Sunday morning March
1, a son.
Mrs. Emil Johnson and Mrs
A. Crawford have been spending
the week in the twin cities.
w. #. Pratt of Blooming Valley
was in town m ee tin g his
Milbank friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Sharf of
Summit spent Sunday with the
family of Mr.. / Brad ford.
Save your scrap iron. You
can get highest price for all old
iron at second hand store.
Mrs. w. Hash, of Webster,
has been spending the week with
Milbank friends as the guest of
Mrs. +. Ii. Benedict.
The editor and Mrs. Downie
are visiting at Sisseton today,
whittier they have gone to instl-
tute a chapter Of the Order of
Eastern Star at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Wood have
the editorial thanks for a pretty
ocean shell which they secured
with collection while on visit
to the Bahama islands.
The Milbanl camp of Wood
men will hold a special meeting
Saturday evening for initiating
members. All Woodmen are in
vited to be present.
Republicans will notice the
call for county convention which
will be held March 3lst, to elect
23 delegates to the state conven-
ton at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. E. Thomas, engineer at
the mill is making preparations to
move to Faribault, Mimi, where
he will establish a bicycle repair
ing establishment
Attorney Frans Lindquist left
Saturday last TO attend to some
legal matters requiring his pres
ence at Superior and other
points in Wisconsin.
Mr.. y p. Johnson, formerly
Of South Shore, is now attending
the Gustavus Adolphus college
at ST Peter, Mimi, and writes to
have the paper sent to him at
that place.
Among the building operations
which will be commenced just as
soon as the weather permits, IS 4
residence oy w E. Vandervoort
oil the plat Of land south Of
where he now lives.
M. M. Dallman, who is going to
remove to North Dakota the first
of April, is sadvertising an auction
sale Of live stock and farm ma
chinery at the farm just north Of
Twin Brooks on Tuesday, March
Is.
Among the townships report
ing having voted appropriations
for the street fair are: Melrose
$50. Stockholm s25, Osceola So;
Twin Brooks S35, Kilhern S25.
Vernon $50, Mazeppa s25 and
Madison $40.
a. G.. Lender is receiving a
large stock Of clothing and boots
and shoes for the spring trade.
He has Il very fine stock III these
lines, ard it will pay you well to
look it over when in need of cloth
ing or shoes.
We understand that Mr. Franz
Wendlund, the gentlemanly clerk
in the register of deeds office,
and Miss Lizzie Putskie, of Twin
Brooks were married on the 1th
inst, and our congratulations are
extended to the young couple.
Banner lodge K. 2. will give a
grand masquerade ball in honor
of st. Patrick 5 day on Friday
evening, March 10th a large
number Of costumes will be on
display at Fisher & Phelan S,
and prizes will be awal lded for
best representations and for
best cake walkers.
Now is the time for all good
farmers, and others who keep
poultry, to feed Pratt's Poultry
Food. It is a guaranteed egg
producer. For sale by Ray w.
Bailey, Druggist.
A number Of the friends OF z.
M. Trowbridge Of Vernon town
ship, knowing Of the absence OF
Mrs. Trowbridge and the prob
ably lonely condition OF T. M,
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