The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-03-14
At the WAGNER MILL, bran
zoe per cwt.; shorts 75c.

zoe per cwt.; shorts 75c.
The Red Wing Butter & Egg
Go. are selling checked eggs at
9 cts. a dozen.
Banner Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, has purchased an Arion
piano for use in the lodge room.
The Pew Implement Go. handle
the best Boss Harrows in town.
Call and get their prices before
you buy.
j. D. Burkhardt is recovering
from a severe attack of his old
enemy, the quinsy, which laid
him up last week.
l.. J. Scheie, of Vernon, has
been feeling very proud over the
arrival of a fine little daughter at
his home last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Mortell goes 10
Barney, N. D., this week to assist
her father in the store at that
place. She left Tuesday night.
DR.. Kriesel has been in the
cities during the week getting a
new set of instruments to re-
place those that were injured in
the fire.
Mrs. Frank Pew received word
from her husband in Wisconsin,
that his father died last Satur.
day, and that Mr.. Pew expected
to be home the latter part of this
week.
John Schad moved his family
to Summit last Monday, where
they expect to make their home,
and where Mr.. Schad with his
brother is engaged in the meat
business.
The ladies benevolent society
will hold,
On a day not distant far.
If we have been correctly told,
A Handkerchief Bazaar
April 1st.
Anton Foss, the abstractor.
presents his card in the HERALD
ADVANCE this week, and solicits
your work in the abstracting of
any lands in Grant county, and
for which he is officially bonded.
Will Hicks left yesterday
morning for Milwaukee, where
he has accepted position in the
collection department of the
Milwaukee harvester company
at the headquarters of the com
pany.
James Shevlir, who has been
on the Lewis Plant farm for the
past two years, moved his family
to Edmunds county last Satur.
day, where he goes to work on a
farm of his brother in-law, near
St. Hubert.
Mayor Saunders received word
from his son Phil, who is attend
ing the Shattuck school at Fari-
bault, that he was ill and had
been taken to the hospital last
week. Mr.. Saunders went to
Faribault Tuesday.
The Dakota Central telephone
company has established direct
communication with Chicago, so
that parties in Milbank can now
telephone to that city without
transfer of any kind. w. M.
Thomas had the first talk over
the wire last Saturday.
If the fellow who borrowed the
ladder from the printing Office
will return it, without asking
any questions we will present
him with an agricultural year
book, two packages of garden
seeds, and an illu minated copy
of the ten commandments.
Fred Holzer, of Minneapolis,
was in town Wednesday. He
has recently resigned his posi-
ton on the Northern Pacific. and
accepted a run on the Eastern
Minnesota. a branch of the Great
Northern that runs into the iron
mining country from Duluth.
Evangelist Baker of Ohio is
coming to Milbank to sing and
preach the gospel for the next
two weeks. His cleaning ex-
positions of scripture at the
afternoon bible readings have
been greatly enjoyed in other
places and ought to have large
hearing in this city.
Samuel Merry fell down the
Review basement stairs and
broke his arm Wednesday night
about II o clock. This ought to
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