The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-04-19
See DR.. Wagner Breeding

Examine the Chainless Bicycles
at Wood Bros.
Don t forget the school meet
ing at the court house tonight.
Mr.. Len Williams of Minneap-
oils, has been up looking after
his farming interests in the coun-
ty.
Miss Anna Osmandson and her
brother, of Appleton, Mimi,
came up yesterday for a visit
with their sister Mrs. Fred Lind
quist.
Remember the show Friday,
nigh. May 3, given by the K. o.
L. M. OF this city. Further an
nouncement will oe made next
week.
An order has been made by
the interior department abolish
ing the agency at Sisseton, a
newly appointed school superin-
tendent to act in agency matters.
Ed. johnson is fitting up the
building on the west side of
Main street between the Hawes
and Lender stores, for the re-
moval of his saloon from the
Berkin building on the east side.
Milbank Grocery Co. has re.
moved from the Poppe building
to Second Ave, opposite Eddy's
gallery. BEST TEAS and CoFFEEs
in town, same as usual. Call and
see US. Telephone in connection.
Mr.. Henry Milidtz, Of Adams,
and Miss Lizzie Zahn, of Vernon,
were united in matrimony On
Wednesday, the 18th inst, at the
Yellowbanks Lutheran church.
Rev. Fritz was the officiating
clergyman.
Mrs. Ed. Maynard and her
three little children, started
Monday night on their long
journey to Moscow, Idaho. where
they expect to make their home
with her parents while Mr..
Maynard is looking up a loca
ton in British Columbia.
Mr.. O. r. Antelman of Aber-
deen. while on the road contract
ed the small pox, and was taken
down with It on his arrival at his
home in Aberdeen. His friends
in Milbank will be pleased to
know that he is getting along
nicely with no dangerous symp.
toms apparent.
The local lodge Of Odd Fellows
and Rebaccas had intended to
recognize and celebrate the SD
anniversary of the institution of
the order, but the hall where
they hold their meetings is being
repapered and renovated general
ly, and on this account the pro
posed celebration will necessarily
be postponed.
Messrs. Malsed & Williams
have made arrangements for the
purchase Of the city dray line
from w. G.. Mcpherson, and will
take possession at an early day.
Mr.. Mcpherson has been troub-
led with a lamenesS in one OF his
arms for some time, and thinks
it necessary TO get into some
other kind of work.
The band took the opportunity
to get back at Mayor Saunders
last Tuesday evening after cleo
ton and serenaded him at his
own home, right before his wife
and family and earest neigh
bors. All of the trouble was
brought about by the reelection
of Mr.. Saunders as mayor. Thus
are the sins of the fathers visited
upon the children and neighbors
for three or four blocks away.
Mrs. L. e. Miller of the River
side hotel, Montevideo, will
this year conduct the new hotel
now being built at the chautau.
qua grounds. The new hotel
has been named the MinneWar-
nett, and the proprietor has
issued an invitation to the pub
lie in the form Of a neat little
booklet, referring to the charms
Of the lake as a summer resort,
and embellished with poetic Gull
ings
Mr.. G.. M. Parsons, who has
for a year and a half past acted
as clerk and stenographer in Mr..
II. L. Bouck's law office, took his
departure for Lidgerwood, N. D.,
the first Of the week, where he
goes to join a brother in the real
estate and loan business. Mr..
Parsons leaves a large number
Of young friends in Milbank who