The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-03-22

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by j. B. Stone on Fourth street.
Messrs. Geo G. Barney and
D. H. Smith, of the state land Of
fee were in town yesterday max
ing sale of school lands.
The boys of the fire depart
ment are making preparations
for grand ball at Harmonic hall
the first Monday after Easter.
Miss Lizzie Lee, of Minneapo-
lis, the trim mer in the millinery
department at Stone & Sullivan,
arrived last week.
Mrs. L. Z. Conright returned
from the cities the first of the
week, where she had been for
some time making Il selection Of
spring millinery.
DR.. Kohler, of Minneapolis,
will be in Miibank, Saturday,
March 30th, until 3 p. m., at DR..
kriesels' S Office, to do eye, ear,
nose and throat work.
And now comes County Judge
Lockhart and on his oath depos-
es and says that to the best of
his knowledge and belief, the
sweetest little lady in the lard
came to his home last Saturday.
Adna Woolsey, of Lura, was
down spending few days in
Milbank the first of the week.
Adna says that q ute a little farm
ing property has been changing
hands lately in his neigh porhood,
and at good prices.
Mr.. Godfried Stengel had the
pleasure last week of welcoming
two of his cousins, Misses Anna
and Emma Knauss, young
ladies from Germany, who have
come to make their home in
America.
Mrs. G.. w. Martens went
down to her fathers home at Big
Stone Wednesday, to visit with
her sister-in law, Mrs. JOS.
Walsh, who was on her way to
her home at Fargo, having been
called to iowa recently by the
death of her mother.
George Schafer is somewhat
addicted to playing checkers,
and has been looking around for
some one to give him a game. SO
if there are any Of our readers
who play, Mr.. Schafer would be
pleased to entertain them to the
best Of his ability.
The county superintendent re
ports most interesting teachers
meeting at Summit last Satur
day, when the teachers from that
locality in Grant and Roberts
county were present, and exhib-
tied their interest in the work by
a large attendance and free par
ticipation in the discussions.
The Warren Noble Theatre
Company will give a weeks en-
tertainment commencing Mon
day, March %, with Uncle
Daniel as the opening bill. On
this, the first night, a free ticket
for lady will be given with each
30 cent ticket. Prices are 10, 20
and 30 cents during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Tessin have
been afflicted in the loss of their
little IL months old daughter,
who died last Monday morning
after two weeks illness of in
nammation of the bowels and
pneumonia. The bereaved par
ents have the sympathy Of ell, as
the babe was u particularly
bright and interesting child.
The Rev. S. J. Watson was
called to perform marriage
ceremony at low twelve last
Tuesday night. The bridegroom
Mr.. G. J. Graves, had come in
from Browns Valley during the
day, and the bride, Miss Lillian
Kenny, came from Webster on
the midnight train, and the nup.
tial knot was duly tied.
The friends of Hoyt Burgan
will be interested to know that
he has left the st. Barnabas hos
pital in Min leapolis, where he
formerly worked, ind has en-.
gagged with DR.. Hunter, one of
the prominent physicians of the
city, and will assist him in his
work while continuing the study
of medicine.
Messrs. Ed. Johnson, E. w.
Phelan, Will Phelan and Mr..
Strlnger made trip to the new
town OF Evarts on the Missouri,
last week, and report thar the in
1icAtinnS lNlint tO n,litp Il boom 1T