The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-22
Mcbride the dentist will be
IN his office ready for business
August 25th.

NNAJ AOI UuSlueSS
August 25th.
Louis Plant, of Vernon, accom-
panied Mrs. Gates on her return
10 her home at Ionia, Mich, this
week.
Miss Carrie Record, of Min
neapolis is visiting her old home
and friends in Milbank, the guest
OF Mrs. N. j. Bleser.
The W. G. T. U. will, serve hot
coffee and lunch in the postohice
building all day Sunday. Every
body come and get a sc lunch.
j. B. Alexander, of Watertown,
has leased the front part of the
post office store, and will put in
news and confectionery stand
Sept. 1st.
Messrs. MADEIRA & Nelson
have sold their farm adjoining
the city limits on the south, to
Iowa par ties, the consideration
being S45 an acre.
Mrs. Crofut, of Dodge Center,
MINI, who had been visiting
friends at Webster, stopped off
at Milbank Wednesday to visit
the family of A. j. Hits.
Matt Mccarthy of York, N.
OAK, who was visiting his sister,
Mrs. Bouck, and his brother
Frank Mccarthy, at this place
returned home Saturday.
Miss Hattie Prevey has been
engaged to teach the school in
the Schroeder district, in Madi-
son township. This will make
her third term in that school.
A car of land seekers was
switched off Thursday, awaiting
the train for Sisseton. The car
was labeled "Northwestern Land
& Trust Co., Story City, Iowa.
Branch Office, Sisseton, S. D.
A little three-year-old son of
A.C. Sarff of Kilborn, while play
ing with a tanning mill got three
of his fingers in the cogs. The
digits were so badly injured
that DR.. Kriesel had to amputate
two Of them at the first JOINT.
1t is said the ball game be-
tween the Milbank and Apple
ton mines at Appleton last Fri
day was a we'll played and inter
esting game, resulting in a score
of to 3 in favor of Appleton. A
return game is to be played on
the home ground today.
The first rain to seriously i'm
pede threshing operations oc-
cured Tuesday, when quite a
heavy rain fell during the fore
noon, but entirely cleared up
during the day. The rain how
ever, was very beneficial to corn,
potatoes and garden stuff.
G.. G.. Kottke has rented his
farm northwest of the city and
next month expects to go to near
Hutchinson for year. He is
advertising an auction sale OF
live stock, farm machinery,
household goods, some growing
corn, etc, the sale to take place
on September 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weddell, who
have been spending the summer
in the east, returned home Mon
day afternoon and report having
enjoyed most pleasant vacation.
Mr.. Weddell has not yet decided
where he will locate but has
several business propositions
under consideration.
H. n. Green, returned from
Washington last week, having
purchased small irrigated farm
| in Yakima valley near the North
ern Pacific road, and will move
his family there in a couple OF
months. He is very much pleased
with the country and climate
where he has located.
Mr.. Ed. Thomas, of Cresco,
Iowa, was shaking hands with
his old friend, j S. Farley,
Wednesday The two gentlemen
were friends and neighbors IN
Howard county some twenty
wears ago, and Mr.. Thomas was
G on his way to Sisseton to visit
three of his sons who are located
in that town.
J. G.. Buhler of Big Stone City,
died at his home in that city on
last Sunday morning, the i!th
inst, of rheumatism, with Wnlcn
he had been afflicted for some
time, The deceased was one OF