The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-29
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sale next Tuesday.
Miss Anna Reeve has been
engaged to teach the Thirsk
school in Grant Cent ter.
Roy Lee was taken sick at
Webster and came home last
Tuesday night to recuperate.
George Kasson, of Olivia, has
been visiting his Milbank friends
for few days during the week.
Mrs. R. Wynn Williams, of
Mazeppa, was visiting with
friends in the city during the
week.
Miss Minnie Shannon, who had
been spending several months
in Minnesota, returned home
last week.
Miss Nellie Sullivan and
Miss Florence Elliot return to
Madison Monday to resume their
studies at the normal school.
Will Dallman has purchased
the Larned house, corner of
Fifth street and Fifth avenue,
and intends to occupy it later.
A bicycle was stolen from the
depot platform one night last
week. The wheel was shipped
from Sisseton and in transit east.
The j. D. Smull family are
enjoying a visit from Mr.. Smull's
mother and a cousin. Miss Win
tering, who arrived from Chica-
go yesterday.
DR.. Oscar Carlson, an osteopath
physician of Sisseton has opened
an office in Wood Bros. block,
where he may be found three
days in the week.
Prof. I. E. Clark: of Chamber
lain, one of the assistant prin-
cipals in the city schools arrived
this week to make preparations
to com mence his work Monday
State Superintendent Collins
last week issued a life diploma to
M. M. Ramer. This is the only
certificate of this character that
has ever been issued to a Grant
county man.
Mr.. Jewell, of the Jewell &
Buttrick firm, has leased the
dwelling house formerly oc.
cupied by Ed. Druecker on the
corner of First street and Third
avenue and expects to move his
family from Watertown to Mil.
bank as soon as possible.
Miss Nina Fanset left for
Dodge Center, MINI, yesterday
morning, where she goes to take
charge of the normal department
of the public schools at that
place. Miss Fanset is a capable
and efficient teacher, and the
Dodge Center schools are to be
congratulated on securing her
services.
Billy Baxter has received
word from his brother at Cres
ton, WASH, that his father,
Hiram Baxter, who is now over
20 years of age, has been quite
i'll, and that the old gentleman
was desirous of returning east
and that possibly Billy would
have to go out there and &C
company him back.
DR.. Kriesel was called to Sum
NIT last week and perfor med an
operation for appendicitis upor
the 9 year old son of A. M
Houck, and the first of the week
went to the same place to ampu
tate the left hand Of John Michel
son who had his hand crushed
in a threshing machine SO badly
that it had to be taken off above
the wrist.
DR.. W. I. Mcbride, the den
tist, returned home Tuesday
from an excursion of severa
weeks to Washington, where he
spent most of the time in the
Cascade mountains, examining
mining properties, and enjoying
the mountain scenery, hunting
and fishing. The doctor says
he thoroughly enjoyed his out
ing, and is anxious to take ;
similar trip another year. H.
is wonderfully impressed with
the possibilities of the Pacific
northwest.
Messrs. Jewell & Buttrick
who have opened a general store
in the Merritt building, com
mence business to-day. They
have a full line of dry goods anc
groceries, and they invite tn
people of Milbank and sur
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