The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-08-09
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opened Monday, September 2nd
for the fall term.
Miss Maud Turner, of Hadiev
Mich, arrived in Milbank this
week. to make her home for q
tune with her sister, Mrs. j. B.
Stone.
Rev Tragitt was accompanied
by his little daughter Bessie on
ms return from Wilmot Wednes-
DAY, the little girl having been
visiting few days with the Ca,
ble family.
Harry Let's was laid up from
saturday until Tuesday with an
uicerated tooth, and August
Antelman filed his place as
brakeman on the Sisseton branch
Saturday and Monday.
Misses Vera and Hazel Hocum
daughters of Harry Hocum, of
Minneapolis, came down from
Aberdeen where they have been
visiting the past two or three
weeks, to visit with their grand
mother for a few days.
Justice of the Peace George III
Jurgens performed the marriage
ceremony on Tuesday of last
week that united Mr.. Peter
Rhoder and Miss Clara Buech
ner, of Big Stone, in the holy
bonds of matrimony, the cere-
mony being performed at high
noon.
Postmaster Rose has received
word that the daily weather fore
cast will be sent out on the rural
route to all of the patrons of the
route, thus giving them the fore
cast of the weather each day.
This may prove a valuable ac-
commOdation ia connection with
the free delivery system.
l.. G. Parker, the piano tuner
and music man, left for Chicago
last week, where ne goes to work
for several months in the pipe
organ factory Of Lyon & Healy,
so as to become thoroughly
posted on this branch Of the
work, and learn the pipe organ
throughout its manufacture.
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M. L. Kaercher recently pur
chased one Of the frame build
ings on the north side Of the rail
road track, and has had it moved
to lots on the south end OF Third
street, just north Of the Atkins
home. He expects to build on
to it and make it into a comfort
able dwelling house, to be for
rent.
A. W. Groves, Of Brookings,
was in town Monday on his way
home from Sisseton where he
had been to see what the pros
poets were for going into the
restaurant business in that place.
He has just recently sold out
business in North Dakota
and is now looking for a new
location.
N. [. LoWthian brought in
few sample ears Of corn Wednes-
day, which he thinks are average
specimens of his corn field.
While not as fine looking as has
been grown in other years, yet a
field of it would be far from a
failure, aud if it was an average
in the county there would be
cause for congratulations.
Alex. Buchanan and son Lloyd
left Tuesday forenoon for st.
Paul. The latter will visitin that
city with an aunt, while Mr..
will go on to Duluth
md from there to points IN
nortl.ern Wisconsin. with view
10 finding a suitable location to
% into business. The other
mem bers of the family will re
main here until he decides on a
ocatiOn.
Chas. A. Howard, of Aberdeen,
aas disposed of his interest N
,he Grant County Title Company
10 r. w. Meehan and E ?. Brock
man, who are now engaged in
a new set of abstract
BOOKS. The completion OF the
BOOKS of this county will De
pushed as rapidly as possible and
n the meantime they are pre-
cared to furnish abstracts from
,he records.
The park contractor who was
.ecently here, has drawn and lett
with Mayor Saunders q plan 1or
,he city park, with a driveway
round the grounds and foot
walks to the band stand which IS
placed in the center of the park.
rhe contractor, if his services
4aa Guarantees the