The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-10-04
A good second hand heater for
sale at the store of J. &. Finn.

Luck.
Miss Lottie Williams was taken
was taken suddenly aud serious
ly i'll today.
Company K is preparing for
a grand military ball to be given
on the 18th.
E. M. Fishell is going down to
Big Stone City to work in the
Peabody drug store.
The Herald has just turned
out ID neatly printed law brief
for Attorney II. l.. Bouck.
Mrs. 3. ID. Gamble returned
from a visit to her parents at
Frederick the first of the week.
Stiles Bros. of Corona, are ad-
vertising winter goods at reduc-
ed rates See advertisement in
another column.
Mrs. H. M. Reade supplied the
editor S table with a mess of
nice radishes, as crisp and juicy
as it they were spring grown.
Miss Fde Mittelsteadt re-
turned from her home in Wis
consin Thursday morning TO re-
sumo her position in the Mittel-
Steadt Bros store.
Mr.. Carl Hapgood has been up
to Summit experimenting the
construction of the building in
which he and Eugene Bleser are
TO open the new drug store.
Mr.. V. E. Sartf wishes to an
nounce that he has fitted up and
improved the barber shop room
in the basement of the Hawes
store, and is now we'll prepared TO
do all tonsorial workin first class
style. Call and see him.
Mr.. [. George of Ashland,
Ore, brother of Mrs. A. L. Pat
ridge and Mrs. j. w. Liggett,
who has been visiting his old
home and friends in Grant coun-
ty started east Saturday morn
ing, accompanied by his daugh-
ter
"Merry Minister Co. next
Wednesday evening in the new
comedy "A Fool for Luck. All
new features, up-todate songs,
dances, etc. The management
guarantees this attraction q. J..
On Thursday evening the same
company will present "Hls Nobs,
the Baron. :
Word reached this city yester-
day that "Billy" Davis at one
time landlord Of the Lake House,
had been murdered at some
place IN Indiana. His body was
found with several bullet wounds
in it locked up in a box car Mr..
Davis was brother law OF
Marty Martens of Big Stone
CITY y.-Ortonville Herald Star.
William Daily and wife cele-
brated the twentieth anniversary
of their wedding last Thursday
by inviting the members OF the
Episcopal Guild TO their home,
where pleasant afternoon was
spent. Before leaving the
| friends presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Daily with a handsome china
luncheon set as memento OF the
occasion.
+. M. Dolan, Of st. Paul, the
park contractor who has the con
tract for setting out the park,
has a force of men laying out
the grounds and digging holes
for the trees. He is going at the
work in a systematic manner
and intends to have the grounds
in as good shape as possible be
fore planting the trees and
shrubbery.
Mr.. Charles Betcher of Red
Wing has been in town for a
few days during the week at
tending to interests IN this local
ity. To add to the other inter
ests demanding his attention IN
his private business, Mr. Betcher
was some time ago appointed on
the Minnesota board OF equallza-
ton, to represent the district IN
which Goodhue county IS 10
Gated.
Louis Scheie, Of Vernon, dur
ING the week brought in acurlos-
ity to show his friends in the
form of a four legged dove. The
dove, has two well formed legs
and feet grown out from its two
| natural legs, and the bird uses
these at times to roost upon.
The toes on the extra feet were
partially frozen last winter; Louis
is very proud of his four-legged
| and hoe tanpht II unite a