The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-03-08
MILBANK. S. D.. FRIDAY. MARCH s, 1901.
Wanted Dining room girl at
City Hotel.

Wanted Dining room girl at
City Hotel.
John Phelan, the day operator,
has been laid up the past week
with tonsilitis.
A good supply of the well
known j. Miller Shoes has just
arrived at Mittelstaedt's.
The Wagner mill has been
closed down for short time
while undergoing repairs.
Try one of Farley S rotary sew
ing machines They are fine.
Sewing machines from $14 to $40
at Farley's.
Mrs. A. j. Bleser has so far
recovered her health that she
was able to make a trip to Wau
bay the first Of the week to visit
her son Eugene.
You cannot get anything to
match Empress and Blankes
Faust blend Mocha and Java
Coffees. For sale by Milbank
Grocery Company.
The family of Mr., E. p. Dore
enjoyed visit from Mrs. Dore S
nieces, the Misses Hazel and
Eta Frost of Ortonville, who
came up to spend Sunday.
County Supt. Ramer wishes
to give notice that he will not be
in his office Saturday, March Is,
but will be in attendance at the
teachers meeting at Summit on
that day.
Mrs. J. Ferris of Frankfort,
and Mrs. A. G. Cowan Of Conde,
who were formerly known as the
Misses Maggie and Mary Young,
are visiting their old home and
friends in Milbank for a week or
two.
The members of the Masonic
lodge and chapter and the ladies
of the O. E S. have purchased a
Lakeside piano from Mr.. Aims
worth, the music dealer, and
placed it in the lodge room.
On account of case of small
pox in the vicinity of where the
election in Madison was to have
been held, no election was held
for township officers, but a spec
ial election will be had later.
E. F. Squires, who has been
employed as clerk in the Nelson
drug store for the past two years,
has gone to Summit to manage
the drug store at that place re-
Gently purchased by Drs. Nc
Bride and Ferguson.
The Milbank friends of David
Bergren will regret to learn of
the Young mans death at his
home in Stockholm last Tuesday,
and the sympathy of these friends
will go out to the bereaved par
ents of the young man.
Mr.. Oscar Lender, who is
working on the Helms cattle ranch
at Fort Sisseton, was down Wis
iting Milbank friends last week,
and returned to his work again
the first of the week Oscar
says he is not bothered much
with society up there, the Van
Dusen family, who live upon the
ranch, being about all the faces
he sees during the week.
Mr.. George Schafer, of Min
neapolis, who has been employed
by one of the large packing house
firms in that city. has resigned
his position and entered into a
partnership with his brother
Henryin in the business at Milbank.
Mr.. Schafer is quite well known
to many Of our people, who
are pleased to see him make
his home III Milbank.
Attendants at the Congregation
al church last Sunday enjoyed a
musical treat in listening to VOC
al selections by Miss Harris, a
relative Of Mrs. Alex Buchanan,
who for some time past has been
singing in a Milwaukee church.
The young lady has wonderful
ly sweet, pleasing voice, and her
-.endltions were much enjoyed.
She was on her way from Mil
waukee to her home in Oakes, n.
D., and stopped off at Milbank to
| visit the Buchanan family.
The sixteen months old child
Of John E. Perkins. a bright little
boy, was taken down with pneu-
monia about a week ago and died
on Wednesday. Mr.. Perkins
was working in Sisseton, but
Mrs. Perkins and the child were
visiting with Mrs. Perkin s faith