The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-07-05
Hand sewed men S and bows
shoes at Lender

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\. d., a daughter of Mrs. John
Burgan, came on visit to the
latter last week, and is staying
with her at the lake.
| Big Stone county, in Mime
/ sofa, voted in favor of issuing
$4,000 bonds to build court
house. The proposition carried
by a majority of 231.
! \ Sunday baseball game is not
creditable to the community, and
we believe has been prohibited
within the city limits. 1t was
INDUCED in at the old race track
last Sunday.
August Rabine has sold his
farm IN Madison township and
purchas ed a stock of general mer-
chandise at Wilson. He will also
have tae post office in connection
with the store.
From reports received of the
conduct Of some girls in their
teens it would be we'll for both
parents and the night watch to
give more particular atten ton
to the young misses who are on
| the streets after curfew.
Wednesday and Wednesday
night broke the record for this
season for hot weather. The
temperature reached 96 in the
shade by the government ther-
mometer, although some re-
ported as high as 102
Use Wagner Milling Co Best
and Uneeda Flours. Every sack
guaranteed whether paid for in
cash or exchanged for in wheat.
Remember there is a new man
ager who devotes his time and
energy to the manufacture Of
flour, and not to wheat specula-
tiOns.
The Aberdeen Racing Associ-
alton has arranged for a three
days meet in that city on July
- to % inclusive. to which eX-
cursion rates of one and one fifth
for the round. trip will be given
by the railroads. The Flandreau
and Aberdeen baseball mines will
play IN the forenoon Of each day
The regular encampment Of the
state militia will be held in Huron
from August II to Il, and the en-
campment Of the first battalion.
Of which Company X forms a
part, will be held at Aberdeen
during the grain palace week.
The second battalion will also hold
an encampment this fall at
Iankton.
W. J. Gordon, Of Glenwood,
Mimi, who represents the Bell
City Mfg. Co, of Racine, Wis,
was il oar city last Saturday and
made arrangements with Wood
Bros. to handle the Colum bia
thresher, small threshing out
fit gotten out for individual use
among farmers who handle a half
section or more, Or can be
used to advantage by several
farmers clubbing together to do
their own threshing
City Marshal Sutcliffe is hav-
ing a new channel cut for the
creek just south Of Mr.. Staats
place northwest of town. At
that point the creek runs along
close TO the road and it was
gradually wearing the bank
away, and by cutting new chan
mel a few rods east Of where it
now runs and using the dirt to
fill up the old channel the road
grade will be made straight and
also much safer for teams pass
ing that way after dark.
The Summit baseball team met
the Milbank nine on the diamond
northeast of town Tuesday and
again came out victorious, the
score being Milbank and Sum
nit p. The Milbank nine did
not have all Of the regular play
ers and for that reason did not
put up as good a game as they
might have done under other
circums tances. In saying this
we do not mean to cast any re
Election on the Summit boys, fol
they put up good game.
Quite a crowd gathered al
Fisher's store yesterday after
noon to await the result OF the
drawing for the bicycle fol
which customers at that store
have been receiving tickets for
the past month or two. $3.50
tickets were given out-eacE
customer receiving a ticket, who
made purchase to the amount
of five cents or more-and ticket
No. 3421 proved to be the lucky