The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-05-24
Remember sale days at Stone
& Suliivan's

Clean FLAX Seed for Sale. En-
quire Of Helms, Neuenburg & Co.
Attorney Geo. S. Rix has been
laid up with the rheumatism for
the past week.
Il. L. Bouck is adding another
story to the rear end of his brick
building on Main street.
Miss Jennie Johnson is making
a visit to her friend, Miss Hulda
Engdahl, at st. Peter, MINI.
DR.. Drokaw visits Milbank
every month, the 11th day. Eyes
examined thoroughly, free of
charge.
w. G. Webster of Andover,
was down attending to some busi.
ness matters with A E. Buchan-
an on Tuesday.
There will be a meeting of the
Grant County Teachers associa
ton at the high school on Satur-
day afternoon at | o'clock.
Miss Blanche Kim ball of Yer
non, is making a visit to Benson,
MINI, to attend the wedding of
a friend, Miss Mary Gunder-
son.
Last week nephew of Peter
Van Asche arrived from Holland.
His name is George Van Offern,
and he intends to make his home
in America.
w. r. G, will serve DINNER on
Decoration day at Hoag's store on
Second avenue, and will also
serve ice cream at the same place
during the day.
Wood Bros. advertise that they
have one of the best pastures in
Grant county and can accommo-
date limited nun Der of horses.
The pasture is under the care of
a man living right near by, and
will have the very best attention.
The young man who was SO
frightfnlly injured by dynamite,
an account of which was given
last week, died Sunday night
from the injuries received. His
brother. who had been here for a
number Of days, returned with
the remains to his home at Clint
onville, Wis.
n. |. Lowthian returned from
Minneapolis the first of the week
where he and Mrs. LoWthian had
been for the purpose OF beng
present with their son John. who
was undergoing an operation for
appendicitis at Ashbury hospital.
We are pleased to state that the
operation was successfully per-
formed.
At the recent conference Of the
German Evangelical church Rev.
Keller was returned to the charge
at Milbank. Mr.. B. G. Bury,
who has been studying for the
ministry, was appointed to the
charge at Bowbells, n. D., to
which place he will remove 10
a week or so having first to go to
Naperville.
Mr.. George Oehler, who is the
agent of the Evangelical Mutual
Insurance company for the west
ern part of the county, advertls-
es that he will have his office at
the First State bank every Fri
day and Saturday Of each week,
where he will be pleased to at
tend to any business in hail or
fire insurance.
With this issue Of the HERALD
ADVANCE we send a supplements
containing the program OF the
Big Stone Lake Interstate
Chautauqua Assembly to be held
June q to July 12. A splendid
variety of talent has been Sc
cured for the occasion, and this
third assembly promises TO be
the best that has yet been held.
Owing to the extra work IN get
ting out an edition Of $4,000 OF
these programs, this issue OF the
HERALD ADVANCE has been
somewhat neglected.
Fred Lehman, who has been a
member of Troop F, 8th cavalry
of the regular army for the last
three years, is home on visit to
his step father Gottlieb Tietz,
who lives few miles from the
CITY. Mr.. Lehman has lately
been stationed at Santiago, and
| is a Sergeant. He has a month
| in which to return if he wishes
70 reinlist, and will secure his
position as sergeant if he should
do SO. but he is as yet undecided
| aS to the matter. he likes CuDt