The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-10
ooo pairs of shoes at cost
ana some less than half cost.
STONE e SULLIVAN

Pi vi SuOeS dL cost
ana some less than half cost.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
-. Emanuel, George Middle.
brook and W. W. Downie visited
the city schools Wednesday
afternoon.
The plasterers have been at
work on the new buildings on
Main street and on the Evan.
gellcal church during the week.
Mrs. Eldridge Healy of Sum
init with her two children have
been visiting the family of E. S.
Healy during the week.
Mrs. G. H. Schumacher en-,
joyed visit yesterday from her
sister, Mrs. Josie Gross, of
Grand Rapids. Mimi, who has
been to her old home at BoWdle.
In another column may be seen
the quarterly statement of the
Farmers bank of this city, which
shows the excellent condition of
this institution and it's increas-
ing business.
At the Methodist conference
last week, Rev. A. c. Stevens,
OF WatertOwn, was transferred
to the North Dakota conference
and will have charge of the
church at Grand Forks.
Mrs. A. Conright has been in Or
tonville during the week stopping g
with her brothers family while
undergoing an operation by DR..
Karn for the removal of an alb.
scess formed on her face near
her eye.
Mrs. j. A. Williams aud her
sister Mrs. Hoffman, when re-
turning home from the theatre
Monday night were badly fright
ened by man who attempted to
stop them on their way. For
tunately they were near home
and succeeded in reaching the
house before the fellow overlook
them, though he followed them
to the gate.
J. w. Johnson was quite sew
erly injured last Saturday night
While assisting in loading hogs
on the cars at the stock yards,
one of the animals ran against
him and knocked him off his feet
He injured one of his ribs, had
his face badly cut and was Sc
verely bruised in falling. He has
been confined to the house since
the accident.
Mr.. Lewis Plant, one of the
old settlers Of Vernon township,
left Wednesday for his future
home in Ionia, Mich. Mr.. Plant
came from Ionia some twenty
years ago, and located on the
property he recently sold. but
desires to retire from farming
and has gone back to his old
Michigan home to live. Mrs.
Plant will not 60 east foracouple
ofweeks.
The high school foot ball team
went to Ortonville last Saturday
and played with the Big Stone
bows. The Milbank boys have
but recently organized and COM
menced practice and fell easy
victims to their opponents on
this visit, but hope to be able to
show them a trick or two at some
future game. The Ortonville
high school boys are scheduled
to plav on the Milbank grounds
tomorrow with the home team.
At the M. E. conference held
at Madison last week, Rev. Wat
son was returned to the Milbank
charge for the fourth year. The
Summit and Twin Brooks charge
is to be supplied; 0. b. Boyce
was returned to Big Stone City,
and Wilmot and Corona are to
be supplied and Rev. l.. L. Lane
| is continued at Sisseton. Kew.
Jordan continues at Sioux Falls,
Rev. L. McLain at Alcester, and
Rev. Williams has been trans
ferred from Scotland to Armour
Rev. shepersky, of Summit has
been transferred to Aurora, and
Rev Barrie of Wilmot has been
sent to Bradley.
Emmet White came down from
Mitchell the first of the week
where he had been attending the
Dakota university, a few days
vacation having been given the
students during the week OF the
corn palace celebration. Emmet