The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-08-30
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Monette
have a very sick baby.

breaking on the Sisseton branch
this week.
DR.. w. I. Mcbride the dentist
returned from Minneapolis
yesterday. Will be in his office
every day hereafter.
Rev. G. N. Fitch has had
call to supply the church in She
boygan, Wisconsin, and will read
his resignation next Sunday.
Frank Hoeltgen and his brother
Mike, of Hankinson and Cando,
N. D., respectively, returned to
their old home Wednesday upon
visit to their parents and old
friends of the city, feeling fine
and in appearance prospering.
j. A. Mcbride who was oper-
ated on by DR.. j. w. Mcdonald
at the ST Barnabas hospital in
Minneapolis, Thursday of last
week, for the removal of a tumor
in his side, is recovering rapidly
and is expected home this week.
There has been considerable
talk during the past week among
the leading business men, of
organizing new telephone COM
pany. A company was incor-
poratea here a few years ago and
the scheme is to work under that
incorporation. 1t is said the
council will be asked for a
franchise.
While the band boys were
having their usual practice at
the band room Tuesday evening,
they received an invitation to
repair to the City Hotel where a
delicious treat in the way of ice
cream and cake awaited them,
due to tie hospitality of Land
lord Guthrie. The boys great
ly appreciated the treat and
before leaving played one or two
selections at the hotel for his
special benefit
j E. S. Platou, M. D., with his
wife and two children arrived in
Milbank Tuesday afternoon to
look over our city with Il view of
locating here for the practice of
his profession. DR.. Piatou, is a
graduate Of the university of
Christiania, Norway, and comes
very highly recommended by
such men as DR.. K. Hoegh, of
| Minneapolis, who is one of the
most eminent surgeons of the
northwest. The doctor has
opened an office in Wood Bros. !
block and we call attention to his
card in this issue.
E S. Kemp, of Salem, Ind, u
brother-in-law Of S. S. and Jas.
Lockhart, Of this city, was here
this week on visit. Mr.. Kemp
was at one time a resident Of
Hughes county, this state, and
still has property interests there.
Although the present outlook in
that part of the state is not very
encouraging, he believes it will
not be many years until his pro-
rerty will prove profitable in.
vestment. He was accompanied
by his wife. They left Tuesday
for Clear Lake and from there
will start for Indiana
A military drama entitled
Santiago" will be rendered by
home talent at the Milbank opera
house, on September 9th, under
the auspices and for the benefit
of Company K. The proceeds
}, will go toward paying the ex-
penses Of the company on their
trip to the Huron encampment.
J The drama is very interesting as
we'll as entertaining and our
citizens should endeavor to give
the company such patronage as
, will make them feel that their
, work and trouble in behalf of the
militia have been duly rewarded
Papers are full of mad dog
} scrapes and any number of in
J stances where people and stocE
{ have been bitten by CANNES tha
J are allowed to run the street
It would be well for all dog own
I ers to properly care for theil
5 dogs and watch for symptoms 0
5 madness, regardless of tn
. natural disposition of the animal
/ and it may be the means of avoid
! ing hydrophobia scare, which
5 should there be one case, Woul,
! doubtless cause the death of ;
9 number Of dogs that the owner
3 might have saved if the diseas
$ had been keep down. For tina
i. reason alone it would be well t
o bear this matter in mind Withou
i taking into consideration tina
S which is of far more importance
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