The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-04-11
Highest cash price paid for
eggs. u. J. WESLEY.

Wood Bros. advertise season
able articles in this weeks issue.
Military dance April 18th, Har-
monia hall. Everybody invited.
Music by Miller's orchestra.
Mrs. D. Gin claire was enjoying
a visit during the week from her
little neice, Miss Dunbrack, of
Montevideo.
Henry Schafer has been laid
up during the week with a severe
attack of quinsy, but is now
around again.
AS will be seen by the time
table the Sisseton train now
leaves for the north at 1O:4O a.
m, returning at 1920 p. m.
Hebert & Malsed have dis.
solved partnership, Mr.. Malsed
stepping out, and Mr.. Hebert
hereafter conducting the billiard
hall.
Mrs. William Cleveland Sr. is
shipping her household furniture
to Minneapolis, where Mr.. Cleve-
land is engaged in carpentering
and building.
Little Clare Conright, in honor
of her 9TH birthday gave a party
last Monday afternoon, at which
number of her young friends
and her teacher were the guests.
All members of Company K
are requested to be present at
muster on the Odd, when the
company will be inspected by
Adjutant General Conklin and
Major Mahony.
Mr.. E. F. Slifer has purchased
the southwest corner lot on
Fifth avenue and First street,
and has commenced hauling the
stone for the foundation for a
seven-room house.
Postmaster Rose states that
the Sisseton and Wilmot mail
since the recent change of time
card on the branch will close at
10 a. m. The return mail is dis
tributeG with the morning mail
Ray Kimball, of Elmira, who
has been a student of the Ameri-
can School of Correspondence
for some time, has just received
two fine scholarship certificates
10 be given away. Write to him
at Albee.
Attorney E. w. Taylor of Web
ster was down attending court
Wednesday, and looking after
some legal matters in connection
with the establishing of a national
bank at Webster and the closing
up of a state bank.
The report of Superintendent
Burkhead Of the city schools
published in this issue will be of
interest to parents and school
patrons. The lack Of room will
be cons family increasing diff
Guilty in school matters.
Messrs. O. J. Slettin and S.
G. Holstrom, two of the county
commissioners of Day county,
came down last Saturday to
see the county poor farm, with
the inten alton of establishing a
poor farm in that county.
Mrs. w. w. Downie as special
deputy of the grand matron, 0.
E. S., accompanied by Mrs. J.
M. Watson made trip to Wilmot
Monday and visited the Eastern
Star chapter Of that place: and a
very pleasant evening was spent
with the mDers of the order.
Rev. D. G.. Hauk Of the U.
angelical church, who has
recently returned from the con-
ference or that society at Lee
Mars, Iowa, has been returned
to the appointments at Big Stone
and Kilborn with an assistant.
He will preach at Ehrle's hall,
Corona, next Sunday afternoonat
9 o'clock.
Eddie Reeve, while at Corona
last Friday, and assisting in fix
ing a drill met with bad
accident. The lever of the drill
sprung back, striking him just
below the eye and knocking him
insensible. It was quite time
before he recovered conscious
ness, but he has now recovered
and is doing well.
County Judge S. S. Lockhart
returned home yesterday from
Caledonia, Wis, where he had
been to the funeral of his sister
Jennie. James Lockhart, who