The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-04-05

DR.. Drokaw visits Milbank
every month, the 11th day. Eyes
examined thoroughly, free of
charge.
William Tassler, who lives
three or four miles southwest of
Revillo, is reported as being
down with the small pox.
The board of county commits.
sloners have been holding their
regular quarterly session during
the week.
Sidney Shannon and August
Port, of the Red Wing butter and
egg company, are off duty be
cause of sickness.
Mr.. Ray Bailey has purchased
the store building which he oc-
cupies in his drug business and
which formerly belonged to j.
w. Hurlout.
Mrs. ,. A. keeler received the
sad intelligence last Monday of
the death of her eldest brother,
at his home in Northfield, VT, af-
ter quite protracted Illness
Zum bro Falls Independent.
A fellow who spent day or
two in town last week, and was
arrested for drunkenness while
here, was arrested at Sisseton
and taken to Madison on charge
of grand larceny the first of the
week.
Mr.. James Corskie, who has
had charge of the Wilmot and
Sisseton schools for the past
two or three years, has gone to
Idaho to go in partnership with
his brother John in the drug
business.
H. r. Ulrich, who lives near
the state line, was in town Tues
day ard says that there are quite
a number of small pox cases in
his neighborhood, but that the
affected parties are being prompt
ly quarantined.
Justice Pasco was trying to
make his friends believe he was
afflicted with the lumpy jaw last
week But after he got separa-
ted from a certain refractory
tooth, Don's face came down to
its normal size.
Henry Emanuel, of Augusta,
Wis. is visiting his brother, the
furniture man. Mr.. Emanuel
has recently sold his meat busi-
ness at Augusta and has come
out west to look up a location in
some of the newer towns.
Little Laura johnson came up
from Ortonville the first Of the
week aid was visiting with the
Addison Con-ight family while
Orris Conright has been spend
ing the week in Ortonville with
the Johnson family.
The children of the M. E.
Sunday school under the efficient
instruction of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Burgan, are drilling for a
cantata, "The Glory of the Gar
den,' to be presented at the
church on next Sunday evening.
Commencing next Monday,
April s, the day passenger train
will again be run between Mil.
bank and Aberdeen, the hours OF
arrival and departure to cor
respond with the present sche
dule of the train between here
and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Aggas of Montevideo,
with the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Spellman. spent Mon
day evening in Milbank at the
home Of Mrs. E. S. Healy, and
returning home in the morning
were accompanied by Miss Annls
Healy, who has been spending
the week at Montevideo.
Miss Koch and Miss Wright OF
the city schools entertained the
classes of the eleventh grade at
the home Of Henry Schafer last
Friday evening, and Mrs. =. .
Healy, entertained the gradual
ing class at her home Monday
evening, in honor of Miss Rose
Carroll, a mem Der Of the class.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Dickerson, Friday, March Y, a
bouncing seven pound boy
Mother and child doing nicely
If the paper does not have its US
ual appearance this week, yot
can lay it to the fact that the edl'
tor is taking care Of the baby
Olivet Leader.
Easter services at the Congre
gational church will consist o
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