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

! VlolC 10 LII. L RANGES RaOGrgo.
The ladies aid society will hold
It's regular meeting with Mrs
j. w. Burgan next Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Austin of Melrose took
the train Monday for visit tc
friends at Westport in Pope
county, MINI.
"A young man by the name of
Jordan, son OF a contractor in
Sioux Falls died the first of the
week from injuries received in a
foot ball game in that CITY last
Thursday
The local dramatic company
that presented "Tony the Con
vict' at the opera house last Mon
day, went up to Webster and
put the play on at that place
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. Weddell, who had
been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. George Schafer, for the
past week, left for her new home
in Brainerd, where Mr.. Weddell
has engaged in the bakery bust
ness.
Hamlin Co. Republican: Mr..
I. A. Garvey, of Milbank, this
state arrived on the $50 train
last night and will teach the
Parliament school, Dempster
No. l., three miles southeast of
town commencing next Monday
David Eastman of Roberts
county, was or his way to Will
mot for visit Tuesday. Dave
is enthusiastic over South Da-
kota lands, and expects to en-
gage in the real estate business
in Roberts county when his term
of office expires.
Chas. Rylander, who had so
long worked in the Lender store
as shoe maker that he appeared
to have become part of the
institution, has sold his house to
Gus Smedley and last week
moved his family to Saltwater,
Mimi. Charley Peterson takes
Rylander's place in the shoe
store.
O. M. Pease the music dealer
returned the first of the week
and has been at work since get.
ting things arranged in his
music store. He has secured
the north side of the post Office
building, and will carry a COM
plete line of musical instrume ents,
as we'll as the celebrated Gable
Company's pianos and organs.
See ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stafford,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lindsey,
Prof. Ramer and wife and E. P.
Brockman and wife attended the
silver anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. H 0. Breckenridge at Big
Stone City last Saturday even
ing, and report a most enjoyable
time with this worthy couple in
their celebration of quarter
of a century of married life.
A sample copy of the Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean has been
mailed to many of our subscrib-
ers this week. The Inter Ocean
is one of the best, and by a great
many people considered the very
best, weekly papers published.
Subscribers to the HERALD-A
VANCE can secure it by paying
for their local paper in advance
and so cts additional, Leave
your order at this office.
DR.. E. A. Rich of Wilmot, was
a caller at the HERALD Office
Wednesday while on his way
home. He had just returned
from a trip to the west, having
been out il Montana, Wyoming
and Utah, and was so struck
with the prospects in the noun
tain country that he has decided
to move to Utah and settle in one
of the thriving towns in thai
state just as soon as he can gel
his business matters arranged
to do so.
The high school has been sup
piled with a set of chemistry
apparatus at a cost of about $115
and the principal and janitol
have been exhibiting their con
structive skill in putting in indi
vidual closets and cabinet fol
storing the apparatus in the nortf
class room, the laboratory hav
ing been moved there from the
basement. Prof. Clark has the
reputation of being an excellent
instructor in chemistry, and