The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-08-30

down to Appleton yesterday
morning on visit.
L. H. Bentley made flying
business trip to the Twin Cities
the first of the week.
F. w A. Poppe and family re
turned from their summer out
ing at Big Stone lake the first of
the week.
August Siegert, who lives
about Two miles southeast Of
Twin Brooks, is very sick with
typhoid fever.
A. G.. Dodge an old resident Of
Mllbank, was among the guests
registered at the Hotel St.
Hubert Tuesday.
Miss Ida Molten of Ortonville
who has been visiting with the
family of L. HI. Bentley for the
past week returned home last
Wednesday.
Merton Aldrich expects to re-
turn to his home in Idaho next
week and we understand his
brother, |. d., of the Big Stone
Headlight, will accompany him
for short vacation.
Sunday is the "chickenth" Of
September, and the local MIN.
rods and others as well can legal
ly go after the much coveted
prairie chicken, ald no doubt the
town will be considerably de.
populated before the sun rises
that day.
Martin Morley got his arm
broken while working with their
we'll machine on the Wagner
farm last Friday. He went tc
DR.. O'Ready and had the bone
set and within two hours was
ba ck to the machine at work.
Martin must have considerable
"grit. y
Jos. Nelson who has been bar
tender at the St. Hubert hotel
for the past eight months, left
the first of the week for Ipswich,
this state, where he Will go into
business for himself. His wife
who has also been employed a,
the st. Hubert, left for st, Pau
on visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Rose and son
Harry left Sunday evening fol
an extended visit to their Ole
home in Ohio. They will visit
the Pan American exposition
while east and DR.. Rose will also
spend some time in Canton, Ohio
Miss Louise Seide will assist
Deputy Postmaster Smull during
the absence of the doctor.
Farmers who live along the
lines Of rural free delivery mai
routes are to have the advantage
of the e. S. weather bureau {
forecast Of the weather. AL
they will have to do will be t
watch the mail carts as they &C
by. Arrangements are being
made by the postoffice depart
ment and the weather bureau tx
have the mail carts equipped
with sets Of signals which will b'
displayed on the sides. They
will be as conspicuous as pos
sible so that they can be read a
a considerable distance from th,
highways.
Messrs. Erlandson & johnson
last week received a large con
sipnment of the celebrated
Howard & Foster shoes for gent!
wear. These shoes are the bes
wearers that are manufactured
| They are stylish and neat AM
/ are made to fit the foot and prov
/ comfortable while in wear
/ We also handle the Goodman
shoes for women and children
These shoes are the cheapest
considering quality, Of anything
now on sale. Cali and see TO
Yourself. We guarantee both Q
these manufactures to wear AM
give satisfaction.
ERLANDSoN & JOHNSON.
The young friends of Mis-
Nellie Sullivan gave her a com
plete surprise Tuesday even
ing at the home Of her grand
mother Mrs. w. P. Shannon, i
the west part Of town, corner Q
Fourth avenue and Grant street
and it is needless to say tha
after she had recovered from tn
shock Of the surprise Miss Nelli
entertained her guests royal,
throughout the balance OF tn
evening. The party was gotte
up by some Of her school mate
as a farewell party, as she IL