The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-03-01
Wanted-Dining room girl at
City Hotel.

City Hotel.
J. w. Malsed, the cattle buyer
left last Saturday for Chicago
with four carloads of cattle
Geo. w Merry was laid up for
a number of days with appendi,
cites, but is again able to be
about.
Miss Lola Vandervoort was
treated to a surprise party by a
number of her schoolmates last
Friday evening.
Will Hicks has returned from
his collecting tour in Minnesota,
and now expects to remain at
home for time.
Pickles, Lamp Chimneys,
Brooms, Smoking Tobacco at
cut prices this week at Milbank
G rocery Company.
Mr.. George Schafer of Mime
apolis was up here during of the
week on visit to his brother
Henry and family.
Miss Nettie Phelps, who had
been enjoying a short vacation
with friends in Minneapolis, re-
turned home the first of the
week
Mr.. A. L. Partridge, who had
been on a visit to his father in
Iowa, returned home Tuesday,
leaving his father muchimproved
in health.
Swan Kjenaas, Of Strandburg,
was over to the county seat Tues
day. He says that quite lot of
land is being sold over in his To-
cality at good prices.
DR.. Gibson, who at one time
worked with DR.. Ashton in Mil
bank, died at Bowdle the first of
the week, and the remains were
taken to Hutchinson for burial.
There has been great rejoic-
ing in the home of T. L. Bouck
since the arrival of a fine little
lady, who made her appearance
there last Thursday, and who
calls the little Bouck boy brother
Mrs. Charles Grant, who lives
near Sisseton, and who had been
visiting with friends in Mime
apolis and MorristoWn, Mimi,
for some time, took the morning
train Saturday on her way to
Sisseton.
Farmers in need of Grain
Drill, Sod Cutter or Harrow,
should examine Wood Bros. stock
Of these implements. Dowagaic
Van Brunt & Wilkins-Ken-
tncky- and Monitor Shoe and
Disc Drills.
Anton Foss of Wilmot, was in
town last Thursday, and stated
that he has been suffering from
rheumatism for some time past,
and intends shortly to take a trip
to the Hot Springs with the hope
Of securing relief.
E. H. Alley of Aberdeen, and
chairman of the Brown county
board of commissioners, who
died the first of the week, will be
remembered by the very early
settlers in Big Stone City as a
resident of that place in 1880.
Jacob Schad of Summit was
down Saturday of last week to
visit his brother John, before
starting for Germany for a
visit to his former home. Mr..
Ole Brusteun, also of Summit,
will cross the ocean with Mr..
Schad for visit to Norway. Mr..
Schad's wife and family have
come down to remain with Mr..
John Schad while Jake is away.
Conductor Sandy Lyon, who
should have spent last Sunday
in Milbank, went down to Rem
vile, where arrangements had
been made for him to deliyef a
temperance lecture, with Mrs.
Nation and the recent Mime
apolis murder s1fal for q text.
Sandy says qa6 was greeted with
q good congregation, and he tried
to give them some plain facts in
plain way.
Last Friday Mr.. August Woitte
left his horses tied in the alley
while attending to business in
town, and upon his return he
found that some sneak thief had
unhitched his horses and stolen
the hitching straps. Fortunate
" the horses remained standing,
until the return Of Mr.. W., but if
the perpetrator Of such petty
thieving could be discovered it
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