The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-09-13

Company K will be on the fir
ing line at Santiago tonight.
Binding Twine best adapted
for binding corn.-Wood Bros.
In another column is given the
emi.annual report of the city
auditor, showing the excellent
financial condition of the city.
Jack Phelan is again at his
place in the telegraph office, and
with Frank Mills us agent, it
looks like former times in the
depot.
LAND OWNERS!-Have you
land to sell in Grant or Roberts
county, S. D.? If so, write
GAMBLE q FULLER today. Six
hundred acres wanted.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gus Pomplin,
of Red Wing, sister-in law of
John Reeve, of Melrose, who had
been spending couple of weeks
with Mr. Reeve on the farm,
returned home Tuesday.
During the high wind last
week the residents in the vicini-
ty of Marvin were kept busy
fighting prairie fire. We learned
Of no great damage, but un-
derstand some hay stacks We're
burned.
Messrs. Stone & Sullivan have
the floor this week with a display
ad telling something Of the in
dacements they are offering in
the dry goods and millinery line.
They have a splendidlv assorted
stock, and are making prices
that will secure your trade.
The men who were sent down
from Roberts county and jailed
for some time on a charge of sell
ing liquor unlawfully had a hear
ing before Judge Garland at
Sioux Falls on the 18th. August
| Dunsiger was sentenced to 30
days in the county jail at Milbank
for selling liquor without a gov
ernment license, and Arthur
Shea was given six months in
the same place and fined 800 for
selling liquor to the Indians on
the reservation.
In a letter received from Alex
/ Buchanan few days ago, he
says: 81 am in Spokane Falls,
and expect to locate here; it is
the busiest town | ever saw. [
saw ranchman today who
who brought to town two cases
Of eggs. two veal calves and
three small hogs, and for the
load got just S126.75. / stopped
in Moscow, Idaho, but got out Of
the toWL as quick as the Lord
would let me, for it is one of the
dullest places [ ever saw.
The editor has received card
announcing the marriage of Ed
mnnd P Neill, Of Red Wing, and
Miss Matilda Casey, Of Belle
Creek, MINI. The ceremony
will take place on September II,
and the bridal couple will be at
home IN Red Wing after October
Is. Mr.. Neill will be remem
bered by the older residents Of
Big Stone as a son of David NeilI
and a little lad in the early
eighties when the family lived
there. His old Grant county
friends will wish him every hap
piness in his new estate.
Judge Andrews, Of Mankato,
who was formerly Judge of the
third circuit when Grant county
was portion Of that circuit,
came west on the train last Fri
day as far as Ortonville. The
Judge is practicing law at Man
kato, and has also a summer re
sort a few miles from that city,
which he has been successful in
building up into very popular
resort. Judge Andrews was in
quiring after his many friends
in Grant county, and intimated
that he rather preferred South
Dakota or western Minnesota to
his present home. While away
he expects to make an invest.
ment in farming lands.
/ At the teachers examination
last Friday and Saturday at the
court house, the following list OF
young people were present and
took the examination: Hatty
Prevey, Hatty Reinke, Celia Bur.
\ dine, Anna Kerns, Pearl Fink,
Rose Carroll, Willetta Bryant,
Mayme McKernan, Millie Hig.
gins, Lola Prevey, Mrs. w. E.
Wander Wort, Carrie G.. Schultz,
Ella Kahl, Lettie Knowlton,