The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-06-06
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STONE & SULLIVAN.
Mrs. A. D. Dietz is numbered
among the sick this week.
Deere vehicles are all right
You will find them at Wood Bros
Mrs. A. P. Ryger and children
went to Kidder, this state, yes
terday afternoon to visit he1
parents.
The leading growers of the
western states use the John
Deere corn cultivators. See
them at Wood Bros.
| F. A. Croal went to Canton
the first of the week to attend
the grand lodge meeting of the
Knights of Pythias of this state
| Will Phelan came home from
Wahpeton, N. D., to spend Deco
ration day. He has position in
the Milwaukee depot in Wahpe
ton.
| M. L. Mcbride, better known
as Lewis, sends US his gradua
tion card from the college of law
of the University of Minnesota,
the exercises of which take place
June 1st to 5th
| Prof. S. G.. Burkhead left Sun.
day night for his home in Mich
igan. He will go by way of Wah,
peton, N. d., where he will be
located next year and. will start
east from there.
A representative of the Hun
ter & Van Valkenburgh, county
map and atlas lithographers, of
Rockford, Ill, was in the city
Wednesday soliciting orders for
their line of work.
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 j. S. Farley, Milbank,
South Dakota.
A game of ball was played
here last Friday afternoon be-
tween the Milbank team and a
nine from Webster and resulted
in a victory for Milbank; the
score being % to IL. About
thirty people came down from
Webster to see the game.
DR.. E. S. Platou, who has been
located in this citv for the past
eight or ten months, expects to
start in few days with his fam
lily for Norway, not having met
with the success he expected in
the practice of his profession in
this country.
The quarantine placed on the
home of G. A. Erlandson, on ac-
count of diphtheria: was raised
yesterday, and the other two
cases are getting along nicely.
The board of health is watching
the matter very closely and be-
lieve the disease is about ulder
control.
Mrs. Al Spellman and Mrs. G.
A. Aggas came up from Monte
video yesterday and attended the
meeting of the Excelsior club,
which was entertained at Big
Stone lake by Mrs. G.. L. Wood,
and in the evening came up to
Milbank to visit few days with
Mrs. E. S. Healy.
T. L. Bouck received a tele-
gram Wednesday informing him
of the serious illness of his moth
er who lives IN Albany, N. Y,
and left on the night train in an.
swer to the telegram. Mrs.
Bouck, who had started for her
home in Minnesota on the morn
ing train, joined him at Granite
Falls and went east with him.
The Reform School Item, a
paper published at Plankinton
by the inmates of the reform
school, mentions the name of
George Merry, son of Sam
Merry, as one of four boys who
were given holiday recently
for good work done on the school
sewerage system. George was
taken to the school from this
city last winter.
Among the commencement in
vitations received is one from
Pillsbury Academy at Owatonna
with the names of Wallace Perci.
val Wood as a graduate in the
four year English scientific
course, and Guy Mayo Stafford in
the three year English course.
Our congratulations and kindest
wishes are with the boys in their
success. We have also invita-.
ions from the Colorado Nor rmalat
Greely, where our neice, Miss
Dorcas Pendell, of Saginaw,