The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-07-05
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dealer, spent last night in this
city.
VIII Hicks is employed in the
Gold bank at Marietta where he
is now making his home.
Mr.. Miner and two little sons
left Tuesday for a couple of
week S visit to friends near
Candy, MINI.
W. c. Kruger is putting in a
clstern and underground GOAL
BIN at his residence property on
Third avenue.
The glorious Fourth was a
quiet day in Milbank; a large
number of our people being
eithe" at Big Stone or Appleton.
Capt. Sherman Nixon arrived
home Saturday from Huron,
where he went to attend the
meeting of the captains Of the
state militia.
James Moore returned today
from visit to his farms in
Assiniboia, and says that the
prospects in that country are for
great crop,
The j. n. Stafford family are
enjoying a visit from Mr.. SAT
ford 5 mother, who comes from
West Concord, Mimi, and may
possibly make her home here.
The Charlotte Mich Repub-
lican of the 9th ult., says that
the degree of NJ. ?. D. was re-
Gently conferred upon Prof.
Burkhead by the State Normal.
Cliff Dickerson, of Oliyet. and
a former Miloank boy, was shak-
ing hands with his friends here
on the Fourth, spending the day
while on his way to Minneapolis.
DR.. Ross. the dentist, has re-
moved his Office from the Gam
BILE building to the new addition
to the Bouck building. where he
will be bepleased to attend to your
dental work
Albert Manders had the mis-
fortune to sprain his ankle last
week, while playing ball at Wau-
bay. The sprain was quite Sc
we're, but he was on deck for the
next game of ball and filed his
place as catcher even It he
couldn't t run.
4. J. Bleser, the city Justice,
is moving his Office furniture
into the HilImer building on Sec
ond avenue, which 4. Ainsworth,
recently occupied. and the latter
will have his studio in the Eddy
building, where Mr.. Bleser for
merly had his office.
On Monday morning Mr.. New
ton Fitch, who had been enjoying
a vacation with Rev. and Mrs.
Fitch, took his departure for
Arkansas to join the surveying
party with which he formerly
worked, and which is now en-
gagged in railroad work for the
NJ. K. 4 T. +. +. in the Ozark
mountains.
Last Saturday a son OF II. T..
Stevens, who lives about SIX
miles west Of Twin Brooks, was
kicked in the face by horse.
DR.. Jacotel was called and found
that the little fellow was not ser
iously hurt, there being two
gashes in his forehead that for.
tunately were just surface cuts,
and will soon heal.
County tyTreasurer Fors berg has
notice to tax payers IN this IS.
sue, and it was also published last
week, in regard to delinquent
personal property taxes. Those
who have not paid their persona
property taxes should give thell
immediate attention to this mat
ter or the sheriff may call on
them at an early date.
Don forget the Woodmen pic
mic at Hartford next Tuesday
the 9th inst. A number OF the
neighboring camps are expected
to be present and the local caml
is making preparations to roy
allv entertain as many as cal
ION them on that day. GOV
Herreid is expected to be pres
ent. Everybody invited.
F. H. Mills, the station agent
was out on the street Tuesday
for the first time since his terri
HE accident, an account OF which
was given in last weeks issue
and he walked over to the depot
| Tf he continues to improve as a
present, he will soon oe able Z
take charge Of the station again
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