The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-03
We have the Monte Carlo Coat
STONE & SULLIVAN.

ThOS. II. Let's, Of Vernon, i!
contemplating a "Trip up into thu
Canadian northwest and NORTH
Dakota to look over the cheal
lands of that region.
Miss Edith Chase, who hac
been spending a short time with
friends in Chicago, recuperatine
from her recent illness, returned
home Thursday.
The library and public reading
room, in charge of Miss Mime
Shannon, was opened this week,
and the reading public are invit
ed to enjoy the facilities which il
affords.
Mrs. L. P. Ranous left the first
OF the week for Seattle, Wash
where she expects to remain
during the coming winter, and
Mr.. Ranous will probably run
down from Alaska while she is
there.
Miss Harriet Mccarthy and
Miss Agnes Clark, teachers in
the Ortonville city schools, came
up to attend the cinch party Civ.
en- by Mrs. r. L. Bouck last Sat.
urday afternoon.
Fred Wendlun6 of Melrose
township has bought the D. B.
Nichols residence in Bartlett s
addition, and intends to move
into Milbank. Mr.. Nichols will
make arrangements to move to
North Dakota in the near future.
| Miss Anna Brown, who
for erly worked in the Erland
son & johnson store, but who
for the past year has been liv-
ing with her parents in Mime
sofa, has returned and is again
at her old place in the Erland-
son & Johnson store.
| Anton Anderson aud Amelia
Olson, of Elmira, were married
on the oath inst Andrew Olson
and Tena Grosland of the same
neighborhood were married
on the Goth inst, and both newly
welded couples 60 to Alberta
this week to grow up with the
country.
Ross Ryder, who lives near
Altamont. in Deuel. county, came
over to Big Stone township and
purchased a blooded bull from
the Hall boys Tuesday, and was
taking it. home with other stock.
When at the Tassler farm near
Revillo one of the animals hook
ed him and injured him so SER
iously that he will be unable to
be removed for couple of
weeks.
Messrs. Erlandson & johnson
now have their clothing, gents
furnishings and shoe depart
ments transferred to their new
store room formerly occupied by
Ray Bailey, and which they have
recently occupied and with their
own building turned into dou.
BILE store. This affords them a
much larger floor space for the
display of their goods and gives
them a fine store room. They
invite their customers and the
public generally to call and see
them in their new quarters.
Sheriff Crawford brought a
couple of young fellows named
Harry Allan and O. P. Booth
from Marvin last Tuesday even
ing. They were charged with
larceny, having taken a coat, 8
pair of pants, shoes and a sweat
er from the premises of James
Murray. On being arraigneo
Wednesday morning before
Justice Pasco they pleaded
guilty and were fined $50, il
default of which they were com
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for 25 days treatment. The
culprits are young fellows, anG
it is pursumed that this is theil
first violation of law.
Very pleasing news came t.
w. G. Mcpherson last week
when he received word from
Hopkins, Murphy & Hopkins
the Washington pension at
torneys. stating that he hat
been granted an increase o
pension to $12 a month. He ha.
been receiving but IS a month
and made application for in
crease about June 1st, and tn
application was granted from
July 2. The quick returns from
this application makes Mr.. Nc
Pherson feel like recon ommendin,
the Hopkins, Murphy 4 Hop
kins firm as successful pension
attorneys, particularly when