The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-05-16
See Wood Bros. stock of the
celebrated Deere buggies.

celeOrated Deere buggleS.
The ladies Benevolent society
will meet with Mrs. G.. w. Mer-
ry Thursday, May, 90.
The "Honest john truss is
the only one that reaches the
right spot. Handled by Ray w.
Bailey.
The ladies aid society will m eet
at the home of Mrs. J. D. Smull
on next Thursday afternoon,
May %.
Try Swifts union stock food
and save feed. 1t is fine for
young hogs; for sale at Farley rs
in Milbank, South Dakota.
Mrs. T. Harrington, of Orton-
vile, is making a short visit to
Milbank friends preparatory to
going to North Dakota to join her
hus band, who has taken a claim
in that state.
Frank McNulty, who has been
taking the law course at the state
university of Minnesota, and who
expects to graduate this sum mer,
was in town Tuesday on his way
to Sisseton for short business
visit.
This is the season for Weeders;
they are good thing in the
wheat field; they pulverize the
soil, make it hold moisture and
kill the weeds at the same time,
for sale by is. Farley, Milbank,
South Dakota.
Patrons of the Milbank laundry,
who may find it more convenient
10 leave their work at the Bailey
drug store than to take it to the
laundry, can do so, and all work
so ordered will be returned to
the store.
JENS PETERSON.
Miss Fern Isabelle Rhodes a
little lady who has reached the
remarkable age of five years,
celebrated this important event
last Tuesday by inviting a num-
Der of her young friends to her
birthday party. About two
dozen guests attended the func-
tion and enjoyed themselves as
only tive-year-old boy or girl
can on an occasion of this kind.
Mr.. J. G. Wood returned the
first of the week from his Cali
fornia trip, much improved in
health from his outing on the
Pacific coast. Mr.. Wood thinks
California is all right as a winter
resort, but he is we'll pleased to
get home again, and thinks that
the man who is comfortably
settled in South Dakota is not
likely to improve on his condition
by removal to California, where
everything has to be raised by
irrigation.
George Bury agent Of the
Evangelical insurance company
advertises in another column
that he will be at the First State
Bank in Milbank on Friday and
Saturday Of each week to write
hail or fire insurance. The
Evangelical company is too well
known to our people here to
require any commendation from
US the record Of their business
in the past years is the best
recon mendation the company
could possibly receive.
The pulpits of thecity churches
last Sunday were filled by visit
ing ministers attending the
Evangelical conference. Rev.
F. f. Schaffer of Groton preached
at the Congregational church in
the morning and j. E. Booth of
Plankin.on at the Methodist
church, and both of whom deliv-
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evening, union service was
held at the Methodist church, in
which Mr.. George, the singing
master conducted a song service
and Rev. G. Bonner of DeSmet,
preached, a large congregation
being in attendance.
F. w. Thorndike of Big Stone
City was one of the passengers
to arrive in Milbank on the
morning freight train Monday,
but we noticed a rather sad ex-
preston upon his countenance
as he came up to vn, and instead
of waiting to jollie his friends he
Immediately sneaked off to the
livery stable, engaged convey
ance and started back for Big
Stone. Frank came up after
wards accompanied by Mrs.
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