The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-05-03

Wood Bros have the agency
for the Hallock Weeder. (39-4t)
The Wood Bros. are putting
up an awning the full length of
their store front.
The ladies aid society will
meet with Mrs. G.. A. Kern
Thursday afternoon, May 9th.
Theodore Harrington, the Or
tonville photographer recently
disposed of his gallery and busi-
ness to A. L. Lee.
H. w. Cougar and Miss Emma
Springborn, both Of Corona,
were married at the U. Ey. church
in Kilborn on the I'd inst.
See Stone & Sullivans special
day advertisement in another
column. You can secure some
splendid bargains by noting
these special sales and taking ad-
vantage of them.
Plan to attend the musicale
given by Mrs. Watson and her
pupils in the NJ E. church, Fri
day evening, May 10th. Watch
for program. Admission 20 cts.
and 10 cts.
During the heavy winds pre-
ceeding the rain last week the
wagon shed of j. A. Mcbride
was overturned and laid in the
street aud a shed of j. II. King
was also overturned.
Mrs. Watson and her music
pupils will give recital in the
M. E. church next week, Friday
evening, May 10th. The pro
gram will consist of vocal and
instrumental musicand readings.
Sylvan lodge I. 0. Q. F. will
celebrate the send anniversary
of the order next Thursday even
ing at their hall with program
and supper to which all Odd Eel
lows, Rebekahs and their famil-
les are cordially invited. No ad-
mission fee.
The grand chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias, G. NJ. Cation,
Of Hill City, made an official Wis
it to Banner lodge of Milbank
last evening. Chancellor Cation
expects to visit nearly all the
lodges in the state, and goes from
here to White Rock.
/ Miss Anna Ponek, a young
lady who lived with the family
Of George Merry for a couple ol
years while attending school,
but who for the past year has
been at her home in Iowa, has
returned to again make her
home with Mr.. Merry.
Mrs. Johnson and son, living
to the west of town, who hao
each a case Of small pox in light
form, have both recovered ano
the quarantine has been raised
E. Emanuel last Saturday thor
oughly fumigated the premises
before the quarantine regulations
were suspended.
The Big Stone City board 0.
education at a late meeting re
engaged Grant Riggle as super
intendent. Miss Josephine Force
was engaged as assistant ano
Miss Mary Marsh for grammar
department. Miss Mary Knee
born, late of Flandreau, and Miss
Ida Fink in 1st intermediate ane
Miss Grace Hardie, late of Mel
lette in the primary department
Last week we received an
nouncement Of the commence
ment exercises of the class o
1901 of the Northwestern Uni
versity Dental school, which
took place May End, at Chicago
Among the class graduating wa:
our friend, Mr.. Newton w
Emery, formerly of Mazeppa
and ca behalf of Grant count,
friends we extend congratula
tions.
Stereoptlcon exhibitions ar
not q particularly drawing fea
ture in Milbank because of som
very ordinary presentations Q
this kind, but the lecture on tn
Paris exhibition, given by Mr.
Harry Randall, at the M. Z
church Wednesday evening, wa
one Of the most instructive an,
pleasing entertainments Of tn
season. The pictures wer
splendidly presented, and com
manded the admiration Of tn
audience, and coupled with tn
running fire of explanation, his
tory and comment on the wor
!. ders Of the Paris exhibition an
! the great French capital itsel