The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-10-03

Wood Bros. invite attention to
their excellent stock of heating
stoves, steel ranges and cook
stoves.
V. Warning, who has been
mere looking after his farming
interests for number of weeks
returned to his home at Lake
City yesterday.
b. F. Slifer, has sent his little
adopted son to Sioux Falls for
treatment for his hearing. The
child was taken as far as Egan
by Neva Larned.
Mrs. G. H. Shumaker was
called to Ortonville Saturday by
the death of Mrs. Lemieux, who
was a neig of the Shumaker
family in Bowdle a year or so
ago.
Earl Henry, Of Montevideo,
who has recently been promoted
from fireman to engineer, was IN
town Tuesday greeting his Mil
bank friends while awaiting or
ders for his engine.
Milo Olds and Nj. E. Fowler of
Corona, returned last Saturday
from a trip to Mercer county, N.
Oak, where they have purchased
land, and where they expect to
remove in a short time.
The celebrated Milbank
creamery butter can only be
purchased at the meat market
or at the creamery. Every
pound guaranteed as to quality.
MILBANK CREAMERY Co.
L. M. Kearcher moved his
family to Ortonville last week,
where they intend to make their
home. Mr.. Kaercher was one of
the early settlers in Mil5ank,
and for a number of years
operated the mill here.
Lewis Mcbride, of the law
firm of Mcbride & Baker, of
Dickinson, N. D., spent a day
with his friends at the old home
in Miloank Tuesday. Lewis
says that he is doing we'll and
his firm has good law practice.
The HERALD-ADvANCE is a
little late getting to subscriber S
this week. The delay was oc-
casioned by the publication of a
lengthy com mupication sent in
by County Treasurer Forsberg
in which deliquent tax payers
| will be interested.
Dennis Sullivan, who has been
playing center field 10 the Min
neapolis league team, came home
Tuesday. He expects to remain
a short time with his Milbank
friends, and then take up a
course of study in some one of
theDakota colleges.
L. B. McCollum of Mime
apolis, father of E. S. McCullum
of Alban, spent last week with
his son, returning home Monday.
Emmett is trying to make ar
rangements to stay on his old
farm this winter and remove to
Morton county in the spring.
A five year old daughter OF
Frank Roder, who lives about
five miles northwest of the city,
died on Sept. Goth, OF Group.
The child's name was Josephine,
and It is the third death in the
family within the past three
years. The funeral service was
held last Sunday.
Messrs. Schnei der & Nelson,
the clothiers, desire to call at
tention to the quality and style
of the goods which they are
handling. The very fine trade
which is being given them shows
that the public is approaching
the excellent quality OF the cloth
ing tllis firm is selling.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Chapman, OF
Morristown, Mimi, were vlsl'
tors with the editors family
wednesday. They were on their
wav to see friends in Sisseton,
and brought their little grandson
Chester Molm with them, the
latter staying for a few days with
his cousin, Bessie Downle.
Business has been so crowd
ing John Tessin in his repair
shop that he has felt impelled to
take in a partner. This he has
done in the person OF James
Doherty. who comes up from
near Big Stone. Mr.. Doherty
was for years tinsmith in Clark 8
hardware store at Ort0nvlue,