The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-05-03
Carpet lining at Wood Bros.

every month, the 11th day. Eyes
examined thoroughly, free of
charge.
And now comes Addison Con-
right and says that it's bounc-
ing boy who arrived at his home
last Sunday.
The railroad company is put.
ting up new frame depot at
Montevideo, similar structure
to that at Aberdeen.
Ben Moser, of the Evangelical
insurance company was called to
kidder the first of the week to
adjust small cyclone loss.
A home talent play, entitled
IA Curse of Gold,' will be pre-
sented in the opera house Friday.
May 3, by the by K. O. T. M.
Wood Bros. have over % diff
ferent styles of buggies to select
from. Get one Of them to go
to see your best girl. (39-4t)
Remember the show Friday,
nigh, May 3, given by the K. O.
T. M. of this city. Further an
nouncement will be made next
week.
D. N. Reed, the Plano collector,
who has been making Milbank
his headquarters for some
time past, moved over to Water
town last week, to look after bus
mess in localities adjoining that
city.
Chris Lien Of Summit who was
appointed on the board of chart
ties and corrections, has declined
the appointment, as the question
of the legality of the appoint
ment might arise, Mr.. Lein be-
ing a mem Der of the Legislature.
Charles Scram, a resident of
Ortonville in an early day and an
acquaintance of some of the early
settlers in Grant county, being a
brother of William Scram, who
at one time lived in Milbank,
committed suicide at Albert Lea
by taking poison a week or SO
ago.
The chautauqua hotel at Big
Stone Lake is now enclosed, and
the roof was put on this week,
and it is intended that the plum.
bers will be at work next week.
The structure is 3Ox8O feet and
four stories high, and is being
built on the spot formerly oc
cupied by the eating house.
Go to Wood Bros. and pick out
one Of the latest style Lindsay
Buggies. Something new. (39-4t
! Jacob Schad, of Summit, who
made visit to his old home in
Germany during the latter part
of the winter, arrived home last
Saturday. Mr.. Schad says that
he had a very enjoyable visit, but
after living in this country ne
would not like to go back to make
his home in Germany again.
n 6 AmSdan. of Madison. has
been enjoying a visit from his
mother and sister, the former
Mrs. H L. Wadsworth, Of River
Falls, Wis, and the latter, Mrs
lie. Casey, of Elk River, Mimi.
Mrs. Wadsworth intended re
turning home last week, but was
taken quite i'll and had to delay
her return.
Supt. Ramer says that he has
secured among his corps OF IN
structors for the summer schoo
at Big Stone lake this year, Prof
W. E. Cooper, teacher Of Litera
ture and English in Hamlin uni
versity, Supt. Hillsboe, OF Ben
son, and Supt. Schmitz OF Alber
Lea; also Miss Nellie Swingle, o
Sioux City. as primary instruct
or.
The juvenile portion OF th'
community have been pretty
we'll peppered with the mumps
and even some Of those who ar
old enough to know better ar
now initiating the children
Among those who ought to hav'
had the mumps in their youth
but didn't and are now payin!
the penalty, are Mr.. and Mrs. :
S. Healy. Elton Jennings ant
julius Hanson.
i Nels Halverson, who has bee'
living at the soldiers home q
at Hot Springs during the pas
winter, has q three month
leave OF absence, and is visiting
his Milbank friends. Nels think
the home is all right and enjoy
living there. Mr.. Conley 9
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