The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-04-26

examined thoroughly, free of
charge.
VIM. Graham and wife left for
Anamoose, n D., last week,
where they expect to spend the
summer.
Miss Nina Fanset has been re-
engaged in the Watertown high
school and promoted to the posi-
tion of assistant principal.
Wood Bros. have over 25 diff
ferent styles of buggies to select
from. Get one of them to go
to see your best girl. (394D
The w. F M. S will meet with
Mrs. j. G. Wood, Friday May 3.
All members are requested to
be present.
Remember the show Friday,
nigh. May 3, given by the K. O.
T. M. of this city. Further an
nouncement will be made next
week.
DR.. Jacotel was called out to
Charles Sarff S the first of the
week, their little child being
dangerously sick.
In another column are some
verses written by E. F. Slifer, of
the abstract company, who is
something of a poet as we'll as a
searche~. of titles.
Messrs. F. E Campbell and E.
W Taylor of Webster, came down
toattend the com mittee meeting to
issue call for the judicial conven-
ton. The notice for convention
is in another column.
Milbank Grocery Co. has re-
moved from the Poppe building
to Second Ave, opposite Eddy S
gallery. BEST TEAS and CoFFEEs
in town, same as usual. Call and
see us. Telephone in connection.
Mr.. H. B. Schriner, state
agent for the Agricultural insur
ance company of Sioux Falls,
was in town Wednesday in the
interest of his company. Mr.
Schriner is resident of Madi-
son and neighbor of Henry
Neill.
Supt. Ramer and Ben Bowers
made trip to Big Stone We'd.
nesday to make arrangements
for the teachers cooperative
boarding house for the accom-
mediation of teachers during the
summer school on Chautauqua
grounds.
Mrs. H. Preston and her two
children left last Friday nigh
for Lily, Day county, where they
will visit few weeks with rela
tives while Mr. Preston is look
ing up a location in the Cana
dian northwest. He started fol
that country Sunday night.
Mr.. Corskie, the carpenter
is putting on neat addition II
the rear end of the home Of Hen
nv Mitchell on Second street
He expects to start work on thu
Brockman residence next week
but finds it impossible to secur'
carpenters in these republican
times.
The Junior and Intermediate
Leagues of the M. E. church in
vite all their friends to a supper
at the court house toEight from
Is to 8 o'clock 1t will be a d
cent supper, but only Is cent
will be charged, SO that this vii
) be cheaper than getting a mea
) at home or trying to live on WIND
L. E. Morley the well bore
: has lately been cleaning out
} number of wells, having JUS
finished in the we'll back OF Woo
Bros. block. He also has clean
ed out and recurbed well TO
Herman Leibing west OF town
! and the well at G. A. Wood
! residence.
The farmers in the vicinity Q
! Strouseton are making arrange
meuts to commence the erectlo
of their new creamery at an earl
t date, and feel greatly encourage
: in the venture on account OF a
9 ready having the promise OF SUI
t port from sufficient numcer G
5 cows to make their creamery
!, profitable institution.
Thos. Fitch, who was one G
!. the presidential electors OF TN
: state chosen in last year elet
ton, has just received grou
: photograph of himself and co
leagues, which was taken Whe
: the party had assembled at Plerr