The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-09
See Wood Bros. stock of the
celebrated Deere buggies.

Oeo WOOQ BROS. STOCK OF the
celebrated Deere buggies.
H. H. Green has been quite
seriously i'll for the past week or
two threatened with typhoid
pneumonia, but is now improving.
Charles Betcher has disposed
of his lumber yards at Odessa,
Ortonville and Big Stone City to
the Ortonville Lumber company.
A great deal of corn is lost ev-
cry year for want of an accurate
drop. The New Deere has abso-
lutely the most accurate drop of
any planter on the market.
If you wish to go out and look
at Western Lands call at
GAMBLE & FULLER'S office
Mllbank, S. Oak, and they will
furnish half fare tickets and
show you the country.
DR.. E. P. Hall, of Aberdeen,
will lecture before the Grant
county teachers association, at
the opera house Friday evening,
May 9th. The public is cordially
invited to attend Admission
free.
Emmett McCollum, who recent
ly sold his farm in Alban town
ship, left Monday for a trip to
| New York, where he goes to
look over some farm property in
that state which he may possibly
purchase.
| Bartlett & Kasson, the general
merchandise dealers of Hector,
Mimi, in which George Kasson
formerly of this place is the
junior member of the firm, gets
out neat little monthly paper to
advertise their goods.
Dennis Sullivan who has been
teaching school in Madison town.
ship completes his term to-
day, and will Immediately go to
Montevideo, where he has en-
gagged to become a member of
the Montevideo baseball nine for
the season.
Probably the largest monthly
milk check ever issued by the
Milbank creamery was that
issued last month to Messrs.
Saunders and Bleser. The check
amounting to $216.71 and was
for milk from % COWS on their
farm north of town.
A local chorus of fifty voices,
under the direction of Prof. r.
B. George, of Chicago. will give
a pleasing, up-to- date concert in
the M. e. church Monday. May
10Th, at 6:15 p. m. A good in
teresting program of high grade
music is promised. Admission
25c; children 15c.
The ladies of the Relief Corps
invite their friends and the pub
lie generally to their towel bazaar
at the Merritt store, next Thurs
day, May Is. They will have the
finest display of towels ever ex-
hibited in Milbank, and will serve
ice cream and cake in the after
noon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Gamble
left Wednesday morning for
Illinois, where they will visit
friends at Chicago and Blooming
ton in that state. Mr.. Gamble
has not been enjoying the best
of health for some time, and his
physician has advised him to
throw off the cares of his pro
fession and enjoy a short vaca-
ton. His friends wish him a
pleasant trip and return with re-
newed vigor.
The Indian Davis, who was
sent down from Roberts county
to serve a three months sentence
in the county Jail here fo- selling
frewater to his red brothers,,
was discovered to be breaking
out with smallpox the first of the
week. He was Immediately iso-
lated as far as possible, and a
| tempOrarv nest house was
erected east of the city, where
he was taken to be cared for, and
the Jail building was thoroughly
| disinfected.
MIR. George, who is giving in
struction in vocal music this week,
is securing fine class, and his
pupils are thoroughly pleased
and gratified at the manner in
which he imparts instruction,
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