The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-08-30
1t is reported that Clint
Nichols is on the sick list.

Tor olndlng corn.-Wood Bros.
Mrs. M. M. Ramer has been
On the sick list for the past
week.
VIM. Dallman went to Summit
Wednesday in the interest of the
Pew Implement Co.
Don't miss the military drama,
Santiago at the opera house
Friday evening Sept. 9th.
Dennis Sullivan, arrived Tues
day morning. for visit with
his sister and other relatives.
Agnes G.. Lockhart will leave
Sunday night for Winona, Mimi,
to attend the normal school.
G. w. Eddy the photographer
made his regular trip to Summit
Saturday and returned Monday.
Stone & Sullivan are receiving
their new fall stock this week,
having unloaded several dray
loads within the past few day.
Conductor Sinclair S child that
has been very sick for the past
two weeks is reported by DR..
kreisel as being convalescent.
DR.. Brokaw, the eye specialist
and optician, will be at Milbanlz
Septem Der IL. Have your eyes
treated by him. Remember the
date.
The ladies Of the w. c.. T. U.
will have their regular business
meeting Tuesday, Sept 3rd, at 3
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. w. j /.
Weddell.
Mrs. Ella Won Valid left last
Saturday for North Dakota
where she has accepted position
as teacher in one of the schools
in that state.
Capt. Day, of Ortonville, was
in Milbank Tuesday afternoon
distributing advertising matter
| for the G.. A. r. excursion that
was held on Big Stone lake
yesterday.
Geo. Franklin, of Cresco, Iowa,
visited few days with his old
friend e. w. Merry the fore part
Of the week while on his way to
Andover, s. D., to look after his
business interests in that locality
| J. @. Thayer left Sunday night
for Cannon Falls, Mimi, where
he will Join his family and from
there proceed to California where
they expect to reside perma,
nently.
The Farmers elevator is re-
ceiving a new coat of paint, and
aside from this external improve
ment Mr.. 3ergan has put in a
| number of improvements inside
to better their facilities for
handling grain.
Misses Edyth and Florence
Gold, of Big Stone City, were in
town Tuesday on business com
bined with pleasure. They are
making preparations to depart
soon for the east where they
intend going to school.
Mrs. J. w. Johnson met with
a very painful accident Monday
morning. While doing her wash,
ing she ran a needle that had
been overlooked in one OF the
garments, through one OF
her fingers and broke it off SO
that it was necessary to call on
Dr.. Ferguson and have it cut
out.
Y. E. Sartf, of Summit. has
purchased Burt Lundberg S bar
Der shop in this city, and taken
possession Mr.. Lundberg has
not vet decided just what he vii
do. but is thinking some Of open.
ING new shop in Milbank'
Should he decide to do SO, nc
saws it will be an entirely new
outfit and the finest IN the city
B. M. Chandler who has lived
or the Bouck farm south OF town
for the past year made up MS
mind very suddenly to emlgrate'
much to the sorrow OF a number
Of creditors and it is supposed
that he left sometime Tuesday
nioht It is believed that his
family accompanied him for they
have also taken their departure.
/ In the matter Of the settlement
of the account Of Thomas Fitch
Guardian Of the heirs OF +. 4
T armed. deceased, decision was
rendered by Judge Lockhar1
Tuesday Of this week 70 tne
effect that at the date OF the re
,,a.+ January 80, 1901, the guar